North vs South
This region focused on factories, trade, and manufacturing.
What is the North?
Loyalty to one's region instead of the whole country.
What is sectionalism?
Who are plantation owners?
This compromise counted enslaved people as this fraction for representation.
What is 3/5's?
This compromise created a line at 36* 30' to divide free and slave states.
What is the Missouri Compromise?
This region relied on cotton, tobacco, and rice plantations.
What is the South. 67
A tax on imported goods.
What is a tariff?
This social group grew rapidly in the North due to industry.
What is the middle class?
This was the main issue debated at the Congressional Convention.
What is representation in Congress?
This policy tried to keep balance between free and slave states.
What is the Missouri Compromise?
This type of labor system was common in the North?
What is wage labor?
The shift from farming to machine manufacturing.
What is industrialization?
Northern states often viewed slavery as this type of issue.
What is a moral issue?
This group wanted enslaved people fully counted for representation.
Who are Southern states?
Northerners supported this type of federal power for infrastructure.
What is strong federal government?
This region had more railroads and infrastructure.
What is the North?
The division of power between state and natural government.
What is federalism?
Southerners defended slavery as this type of right.
What are property rights?
True or False: The compromise gave enslaved people voting rights?
What is false?
Southerners supported this idea to protect their way of life.
What are states' rights?
Why did the South depend on enslaved labor?
What is the need for large amounts of low cost labor for plantations?
The right of states to govern themselves.
What is sovereignty?
This system in the South prevented a large middle class from forming.
What is the plantation/ slavery system?
This was one major political effect of the compromise.
What is increased Southern power in Congress/ Electoral College?
This ideology argued slavery should not expand into new territories.
What is Free Soil ideology?