States rights, slavery, nullification.
How did slavery lead to the civil war?
The South hoped for slavery to expand the west expansion. While the North wants it to stay where it is without the expansion
HOW DID THE COMPROMISE OF 1850 LEAD TO THE CIVIL WAR
A bill that both groups grudgingly agreed to approve. Then later, rules were made, and disagreements were made when the Northern congressmen pronounced that any runaway slaves would return to their owners if they were caught in the North.
HOW DID LINCOLN'S ELECTION LEAD TO THE CIVIL WAR
After Abraham won the election, the southern-states, believing that Lincoln's ultimate goal was to end slavery, voted one by one to secede from the Union. Georgia, after a three-day debate, voted to leave the Union on January 19, 1861.
Describe the Union blockade of Georgia's coast.
Lincoln wanted to cut off the Confederacy from Britain General Winfield Scott comes up with a plan. Scott's plan was called the Anaconda plan. Block all Southern ports, no imports enter and no exports leave.
HOW DID STATES RIGHTS LEAD TO THE CIVIL WAR
I t also regarded the amount of power a state government has in relation to the amount of power held by federal government in making decisions. Which means people definitely wanted rights and they didn't care for all the power the government had.
how did the georgia platform lead to the civil war
The document outlined southern right as well as the South's devotion to the Union. It established Georgia's conditional acceptance of the Compromise of 1850. With Georgia leading the way, other southern states also accepted the Compromise preventing a civil war for 11 years.
HOW DID THE DEBATE OVER SECESSION LEAD TO THE CIVIL WAR
Representatives from the northern counties, Small farmers, and Non-slave holders were against the secession. Owners of large farms, and Slave holders were for the secession. When two groups have different decisions they either have a war or debate, so they had a debate to decide if the secession was going to happen.
Why did Lincoln give the Emancipation Proclamation?
Lincoln gave the proclamation because he didn't like slavery and wanted to free slaves. It was described as freeing ALL slaves. However, according to the proclamation “All slaves in the rebellious states would be freed on January 1, 1863.” Only slaves in CONFEDERATE states would be freed.
HOW DID NULLIFICATION LEAD TO THE CIVIL WAR
The nullification crisis was a dispute over tariffs. The North supported high tariffs to subsidize their fledgling manufacturing industry against the cheaper products that could be sent to the United states by Great Britain. While, the South was opposed to this tariff because it took away profits from cotton farmers based on Great Britain's retaliatory tariff on cotton, so South Carolina threatened to nullify the tariff and secede.
how did the dred scott case lead to the civil war
Dred Scott was a slave who was taken by his master to the free states of Illinois and Wisconsin. Scott sued the state but his case was rejected because the Court declared that slaves and freed blacks should not have the right to sue anyone and were not citizens of the U.S.
WHEN WAS LICOLN'S ELECTION
1860
How is Chickamauga important in any way?
It was the second bloodiest battle of the Civil War (over 34,000 casualties). Also, the largest battle ever fought in the state of Georgia.
WHO WAS FOR SLAVERY AND WHO WAS AGAINST
THE SOUTH WAS FOR SLAVERY AND THE NORTH WAS AGAINST IT
what was the Missouri compromise
an agreement between the northern and southern states about allowing Missouri to enter the union
WHERE DID THE DEBATE OVER SECESSION OCCUR
GEORGIA
What two events is Sherman known for
The two events were the Atlanta campaign and his march to sea.
WHEN DID THE NULLIFICATION CRISIS OCCUR
THE EARLY 1830's
WHEN DID THE DRED SCOTT CASE OCCUR
1857
HOW LONG WAS GEORGIA PART OF THE CONFEDERACY
1861-1865