Sectionalism Flashcards

1
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Factories

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North

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2
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Slavery

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South

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3
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Central Government

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North

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4
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Abolitionists

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North

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5
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State Government

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South

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6
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Cotton

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South

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7
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Plantations

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South

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8
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Urban

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North

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9
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A novel about slavery which was written by Harriet Beecher Stowe. It became a bestseller in the North. It made people start to view slavey as more of a moral problem, not just a political conflict.

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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10
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An agreement made between supporters of slavery in the South and opponents of slavery in the North. The agreement had four parts:
+ California was admitted to the union as a free state.
+ the slave trade was banned in the nation’s capital.
+ popular sovereignty would be used to decide the question of slavery in the states created from Mexican Cession.
+ a tough new fugitive salve law was put in place.

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Compromise of 1850

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11
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This was an agreement created in 1820 to establish and maintain the balance between free and slave states.

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Missouri Compromise

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12
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Popular sovereignty would be used to decide the issue of slavery in the Kansas Territory and the Nebraska Territory.

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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