TISSUES 2022

This law allowed slavery to expand in the West through popular sovereignty.(two states could vote for what they wanted)

• Missouri Compromise

• Fugitive Slave Act

• Kansas Nebraska Act

• Dred Scott Case

This said all salves were not US citizens and considered property

• Missouri Compromise

• Fugitive Slave Act

• Kansas Nebraska Act

• Dred Scott Case

10. WHICH ACT UPSET THE BALANCE BETWEEN SLAVE AND FREE STATES? (Cali admitted as a free state)

• COMPROMISE OF 1820

• KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT

• COMPROMISE OF 1850

WHAT POLITICAL PARTY WAS CREATED TO END SLAVERY? (HInt:Abraham Lincoln)

• DEMOCRATIC

• REPUBLICAN

• WHIGS

• FREEDOM

different geographical areas of the U.S. have different beliefs and values, which can cause tension.

• Sectionalism

• Localism

• Partiality

• Provincialism

What was the tipping point that led South Carolina to be the first to succession?

• Dred Scott Decision

• Bleeding Kansas

• Fugitive Slave Law

• Lincoln is Elected President

How did tariffs on imports play a role in dividing the north and south?

• North wanted tariffs to protect American industry and the south opposed tariffs on their farm goods

• South wanted tariffs to keep away European food imports and the north opposed on their raw materials

Formal withdrawal of states or regions from a nation

• Sectionalism

• Popular Sovereignty

• Secession

• Abolition

Mississippi Senator elected president of the Confederate States of America

• Abraham Lincoln

• John C. Breckinridge

• Stephen A. Douglas

• Jefferson Davis

States' rights are best described as the belief that states

• could not free their slaves

• could ignore national laws if they were harmful to the state

• could force the national government to do what they wanted