2. Sectionalism and Civil War #2

What are Casualties ?

• Statistics related to event attendance.
• People that die in a War.

• People who provide medical assistance during an event.
• Individuals who are merely present at an event.

Northern states that believed in the preserving the union of states

• Western states such as California and Oregon.
• Confederate states like Texas and Virginia.
• Southern states including Georgia and Alabama.
• Union/Yankee

This is when Abe Lincoln, said slaves would be free, country worth fighting for, encouraged North to keep fighting.

• Gettysburg Address
• Declaration of Independence
• Bill of Rights
• The end of war of 1812.

Emancipation Proclamation

• Freedom Declaration
• Emancipation Act
• A public statement that granted enslaved people freedom

• Civil Rights Manifesto

What is to "preserve"?

• To destroy something completely.
• To ignore or neglect something.
• To change something into a different form.
• To keep/protect

Popular Sovereignty

• The government has absolute power over the people.
• 9th amendment, when the people rule

• Citizens have no role in decision-making.
• Authority is based on hereditary rule.

What are Cash Crops ?

• Cash crops are crops grown for sale and profit.
• Cash crops are primarily grown for personal consumption.
• Cash crops are only grown in tropical regions.
• Cash crops are used exclusively for animal feed.

Africans Americans that were born free or obtained freedom.

• African American Descendants
• Freedmen

• Enslaved Africans
• African Immigrants

Pro-Slavery

• Anti-Slavery advocates the abolition of slavery.
• Pro-Slavery is a movement against human rights.
• Pro-Slavery promotes equal treatment for all individuals.
• In favor of Slavery

Anti-Slavery

• Indifference towards human rights issues.
• Support for slavery and oppression of human rights.
• Against Slavery

• Promotion of economic benefits from slavery.