

1850 Compromise
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JAVIER LEAL
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7 Slides • 13 Questions
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Compromise of 1850
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Multiple Choice
Which Reason did the United States give for declaring war against Mexico in 1846?
To overturn a corrupt Mexican government
To end a Mexican slave rebellion
To respond to attacks on U.S Merchant ships by pirates.
to defend U.S territory against Mexican aggression
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Open the picture and select the correct answer
A
B
C
D
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Open the picture and select the correct answer
A
B
C
D
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Lesson Objectives
We will- explain the effects of Mexican-American War and their impact on the United States.
I will- Take notes and complete map the outlines the Compromise of 1850
Essential Question:
How were the lands from the Mexican cession admitted into the U.S?
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Multiple Choice
What issue did the Compromise of 1850 try to address?
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Multiple Choice
Some states in the south even threatened to secede from the Union over this issue. What does secede mean?
To enter peacefully
To formally withdraw
To do nothing; to remain neutral
To put 100% effort into something
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The Northern Point of View
The Southern Point of View
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All of the Mexican
Cession should be free
territory.
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Or, the new territories
should be decided by
popular sovereignty.
This means that the
voters of the states
would decide if the
territory was slave or
free.
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All of the Mexican
Cession should be open
to slavery.
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Or, the Missouri
Compromise line should
be extended all the way
to the Pacific Coast.
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Slave owners have the
right to take their
property into the
territories.
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Multiple Choice
What is popular sovereignty?
The idea that the most popular people should win elections
The idea that only wealthy people should be in government
The idea that the federal government should have total control
The idea that political power belongs to the people
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For the North...
For the South...
California would
be added to the
Union as a free
state.
The Fugitive Slave Act was
passed - This act made it
easier for slaveholders to find and
take back slaves who ran away
The slave trade in
Washington D.C.
ended (slavery
didn’t).
The Mexican Cession was divided
into two territories - New Mexico and
Utah - both would decide the issue of
slavery by popular sovereignty.
Will this compromise
survive? Will I?
Texas has its borders established
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Let's read two different opinions
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Draw
Why did Webster support the Compromise of 1850? Circle/underline your evidence.
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Draw
Why did Calhoun urge southern senators to vote against the compromise? Circle/underline your evidence.
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Slave States
Free States
Mexican Cession - now open to popular
sovereignty
Indian Territory
Free Territory
Label the Following:
❏Utah Territory
❏New Mexico Territory
❏California
❏Unorganized Territory
❏Oregon Territory
❏Minnesota Territory
Color/label your map
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