Facing a

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Slave State?
Free State?
or

• Facing a
• National Problem

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F.O.A. (Bellwork)
What message do you get from this photo?
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EQs

• What role did slavery play in the United States?
  (8.5 spi 8)
• What were some of the consequences of expansion?
  (8.5 spi 13)
• What were some of the causes of the civil war?
  (8.5 spi 4)

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Next week

• Mexican/American War

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Questions

• Whats a free state?
• Whats a slave state?

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New Compromises

• Henry Clay
• Worked hard to settle differences dividing the
  nation.
• Congressman from Kentucky
• Free state didnt want slavery.
• Slave state wanted slavery
• Everything was EVEN until Missouri became a
  state.

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The Missouri Compromise

• Asked to join the U.S. as a slave state
• This would make more slave states than free.
• Missouri would join as a slave state AND Maine
  would join as a free state.
• Imaginary line would be drawn through the rest of
  the Louisiana territory

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Solutions to the Problem

• North of the line Free States
• South of the line Slave states

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Results of the Missouri Compromise of 1820

• Kept the peace for nearly 30 years
• Six new states joined the Union 3 slave and 3
  free.still equal in number
• AND THEN along cameCalifornia

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The Compromise of 1850

• Henry Clay to the rescue AGAIN
• California Free
• New Mexico and Utah territories people would
  decide

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F.O.A. (Bellwork)

• Open your blue book to page 145.
• Answer Nos. 10, 11 and 12.

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EQs

• What were some of the causes of the civil war?
  (8.5 spi 4)
• What role did slavery play in the United States?
  (8.5 spi 8)
• What is Civil War? 8.5

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This week

• Today BrainPop and causes of Civil War notes
• Wednesday Causes of Civil War notes
• Thursday Quiz
• Friday TCAP review

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Assignment

• Work on your assignment from Wednesday.
• Make a key and color all known states and
  territories like you see on page 304 for a map.
• Draw boundaries for the known states and
  territories, as well as the unknown territories.
  Label the states.
• If you finish, draw an editorial cartoon on the
  Missouri Compromise.

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Fugitive Slave Law

• A new law that said
• Anyone caught helping slaves escape would be
  punished.
• If you found a runaway slave, you had to return
  them to their owner.

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Hopes for Peace Fade

• Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854)
• Gave people living there the choice by voting
• Hundreds moved in to vote on whether to be a
  free or slave state.
• Tempers FLARED and over 200 people were killed in
  the dispute
• Nicknamed Bleeding Kansas

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Dred Scott Case

• Supreme Court ruled that once a slave, living in
  a free state, didnt change that.
• Said Scott had none of the rights and
  privileges of American citizens
• Also said Congress had no right to outlaw slavery
  because the Constitution protects peoples right
  to own PROPERTY and slaves were PROPERTY!!!

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Abraham Lincoln works for Change

• Violence because of the Kansas-Nebraska act got
  everyones attention
• Abraham Lincoln was against the SPREAD of slavery
• Republican Party formed to fight the spread of
  slavery.
• Lincoln ran for Senator
• Stephen A. Douglas, author of the Kansas-Nebraska
  Act, was his OPPONENT! The battle is ON

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The Lincoln-Douglas Debates

• Abraham Lincoln
• Tall, thin man from the frontier
• Wore plain dark clothes
• Not well known

• Stephen Douglas
• Heavy and a foot shorter than Lincoln
• Well educated
• Wore fine clothes
• Senator
• Well known

Both were powerful public speakers
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Douglas

• Each new state should decide the slavery question
  for itself.

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Lincoln

• The framers of the Constitution intended slavery
  to end.
• The problem is that slavery is WRONG!

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Senate Winner

• Stephen Douglas was re-elected to the Senate.
• But.now everyone knew who Abraham Lincoln was!!!

Douglas Wins!
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Lesson 4

• A Time for Hard
• DECISIONS

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• The Election of 1860
• Democratic Party candidate Douglas
• Democratic Party south Breckinridge
• Republican Party LINCOLN

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Stephen A. Douglas

• West should decide for themselves about slavery.

States' Choice
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John Breckinridge

• Democratic candidate popular with southerners
• Government should allow slavery everywhere in the
  West.

Slavery Everywhere
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Abraham Lincoln

• Republican candidate
• Against the SPREAD of slavery
• Promised not to stop slavery in the South where
  it was already practiced.
• Said he hoped it would one day END there, too.

No Slavery beyond this point!
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Worried White Southerners

• Many in the South were afraid if Lincoln were
  elected, slavery would be outlawed.
• Some even said they would LEAVE the Union if
  Lincoln was elected.

Lincoln In...We're OUT
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Lincoln Elected President

• November 6, 1860
• December 20, 1860 South Carolinas leaders
  seceded from the Union.
• Later SIX other southern states seceded
• Mississippi
• Florida
• Alabama
• Georgia
• Louisiana
• Texas

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John Browns Rebellion

• John Browns rebellion at Harpers Ferry
• A white abolitionist
• Stole guns from Harpers Ferry warehouse to give
  to slaves
• Caught, tried, and hanged
• Southern states thought they were no longer safe
  from the abolitionist North

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The Confederate States of America

• South Carolina
• Mississippi
• Florida
• Louisiana
• Alabama
• Georgia
• Texas

Jefferson Davis
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Fort Sumter

• Some advised Lincoln to Let the states go
• Others said, Give in on the slavery question.
• Still others said, Use the ARMY to end their
  revolt!

Give In
FIGHT
Ignore
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Lincolns Choices

• He wanted to prevent war.
• We are not enemies, but friends.
• THE VERY NEXT DAY
• An important message came from Major Robert
  Anderson commander at Fort Sumter

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Urgent!

• Message from Commander Anderson

Supplies at the Fort are almost gone. If new
supplies are not sent soon, we will be forced to
surrender the fort to the Confederacy.
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What to Do???

• If I send suppliesSoutherners might attack.
• If I send troops.Southerners WILL attack.
• If I do nothingthe commander will have to
  surrender.

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?
?
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Decision

• Lincoln decided to send supply ships
• And see what the Southerners would do

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Confederate President Davis

• Davis decided to take over the fort BEFORE the
  supply ships arrived.
• Demanded them to surrender.
• NEVER!
• The Confederate troops FIRED on the fort, Major
  Anderson and his men ran out of ammunition and
  had to give up.

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The Civil War has Begun!

• Lincoln called for Americans to join the army to
  stop the rebellion.
• Frightened southern states not in the Confederacy
  now joined with the other 7 states.
• Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina
  
• 11 States Strong

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North vs. South
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Comparing Sides

• NORTH
• Larger population (22,000,000)
• More railroads, canals, and roads
• Superior industry
• Great navy
• Financial stability banking

SOUTH -Better generals -Most of the fighting
happened in the South
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Norths Strategy

• Blockade southern ports gain control of the MS
  River divide the South in half

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Souths Strategy

• Cotton Diplomacy
• Get Great Britain to help because it needed
  cotton didnt work

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Course of the War

• Battle of Bull Run/Manassas
• Confederate Generals Stonewall Jackson Robert
  E. Lee Union General George McClellan

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Antietam (Sep. 17, 1862)

• After Bull Run, Lee thought it was time to invade
  the North
• Met Union forces at Antietam Creek in MD
• Bloodiest single day in American history

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BROTHER VS. BROTHER
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• After winning at Antietam, the North goes on the
  attack in TN
• Northern General Ulysses S. Grant
• Battle of Shiloh

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A Tennessean

• David Farragut
• Admiral in the Union Navy defeated the
  Confederates at New Orleans and Vicksburg, MS

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Lincoln Has Something To Say

• Emancipation Proclamation
• September 22, 1862
• Freed all the slaves forever many
  African-Americans begin enlisting to fight for
  the Union

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The Beginning of the End

• Battle of Gettysburg
• Confederacy sustains heavy casualties
• Lee retreats Union General Meade does not follow
  him upsets Lincoln

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Shermans March to the Sea

• Union General William Tecumseh Sherman led his
  force of 100,000 from TN to Savannah, GA
• Total War destroying EVERYTHING!

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Surrender

• April 9, 1865 General Lee surrenders to General
  Grant at Appomattox Courthouse

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Effects of the War

• Slavery is over
• Over 620,000 Americans are dead
• Martial law is declared in some areas
• The once powerful Southern economy is in absolute
  ruins