Social Studies Part 4 Civil War CBA# 8

What is the cause of this significance:

Intended to keep the balance of Free states and Slave states

• The compromise of 1850

• The Fugitive Slave Law

• John Brown's Raid

• The Missouri Compromise of 1820

What was the cause with significance of:

California was admitted as a free state and Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Law

• The Missouri Compromise of 1820

• Kansas-Nebraska Act

• The Compromise of 1850

• The Republican Party

What was the cause with significance of:

Southern slave owners could reclaim their slaves, those who escaped to the North

• The Republican Party

• Dred Scott v Stanford

• The Fugitive Slave Law

• John Brown's Raid

What was the cause with significance of:

Admitted those people in the Kansas and Nebraska territories to vote on the issue of slavery. They voted on whether to be a free state or a slave state. Led to “Bleeding Kansas.”

• South Carolina secedes

• Lincoln-Douglas Debate

• The Compromise of 1850

• Kansas-Nebraska Act

What was the cause with significance of:

Critics of the Kansas-Nebraska Act formed a new political party called?

• Confederacy

• The Republican Party

• The Democratic Party

• The Union

What was the cause with significance of:

Dred Scott v Stanford Scott believed that he should be freed because he had traveled to and from a free state. Scott did not win becau

• The Missouri Compromise of 1820

• Dred Scott v Stanford

• John Brown's Reid

• Lincoln-Douglas Debate

What was the cause with significance of:

Lincoln wanted to fun for Senator, against Stephen Douglas. They disagreed on the issue of slavery. Lincoln wanted to stop the expansion of slavery.

• Lincoln-Douglas Debate

• John Brown's Raid

• Presidential Election of Abraham Lincoln

• The Republican Party

What was the cause with significance of:

John Brown was a white abolitionist who wanted to end slavery. He launched a revolt in Harpers Ferry, VA. He was unsuccessful, found guilty of treason, and executed.

• South Carolina Secedes

• Texas Secedes

• John Brown's Raid

• The Fugitive Slave Law

What was the cause with significance of:

Lincoln opposed the expansion of slavery, he received 39% of the popular vote, and won the election.

• South Carolina Secedes

• Dred Scott v Stanford

• Presidential Election of Abraham Lincoln

• Lincoln-Douglas Debate

What was the cause with significance of:

December of 1860, South Carolina secedes (withdraws from the country) from the Union

• Lincoln-Douglas Debate

• South Carolina Secedes

• Texas Secedes

• Presidential Election of Abraham Lincoln