North vs South
Always Compromising
Who Was That?
We Have Issues
What Does That Mean?
100
The North built lots of these that led to more industry.

Factories!

100

-Missouri is a slave state

-Maine is a free state

-Line drawn to divide territories

Missouri Compromise

100

Elected President in 1860

Abraham Lincoln

100

The main issue throughout the 1800s

Slavery

100

Abolition

ban slavery

200

The Southern economy was based on this.

Agriculture

200

-California is a Free state

-Fugitive Slave Act strengthened

-Popular Sovereignty in territories 

Compromise of 1850

200

This President started the Nullification Crisis when he levied harsh tariffs

Andrew Jackson

200

This fort was attacked in Charleston and started the Civil War

Fort Sumter

200

Network of people and places to help escaped slaves

Underground Railroad

300

This section of the United States had the most railroads.

The North

300

-Create new territories in the Unorganized Territory

-Popular Sovereignty in those territories

Kansas-Nebraska Act

300

Sued for his freedom but lost in the Supreme Court

Dred Scott

300

Why was the election of 1860 such a big deal?

Electing a Republican President might lead to the end of slavery.

Democratic Party split over the issue of slavery.

300

Nullify

to cancel

400

This section of the United States wanted more State Rights.

The South
400

Why was the Dred Scott Decision such a big deal for slaves?

It took away their rights as citizens and made them nothing more than property.

400

Leader of the underground railroad

Harriet Tubman

400

-John Brown

-Fight in the Senate

-Voting on slavery

Bleeding Kansas
400

Power to the people to vote on issues

Popular Sovereignty

500

Caring about your group and being loyal to them.

Sectionalism

500

Why did the compromise never actually solve any issues?

They continued to avoid solving the issue of slavery.

500

This Senator from Illinois proposed the Kansas-Nebraska Act in order to get a railroad through Chicago.

Stephen Douglas

500

Why did Southern States want the Fugitive Slave Act?

It would force the Northern states to help return slaves.

It would help their economy by stopping slaves from escaping.

500

Free Soil Party

only wanted to end the expansion of slavery