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IB HOA ~ Unit 1, Day 7 Please sit in any group of four. "A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently.

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1 IB HOA ~ Unit 1, Day 7 Please sit in any group of four. "A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free. I do not expect the Union to be dissolved -- I do not expect the house to fall -- but I do expect it will cease to be divided. It will become all one thing or all the other.” -Abraham Lincoln, June 16, 1858

2 Students will be able to: …explain the extent to which sectionalism caused the American Civil War.

3 Agenda: collect HW receive some unit handouts…discuss HW due next class brief (preliminary) note-taking historically-simulated, small-group debate: sectionalism – w/ audio information & brief note-taking

4 sectionalism = During the Antebellum Era, refers to when t he U.S. was sectioned off into two competing, ideological regions/constituencies…& Americans had a greater loyalty to their region/section (N or S) than to the country as a whole.

5 USA, beginning of 1818

6 Issue #1: Missouri Compromise What Really Happened Missouri → slave state Maine → free state – So, balance of power maintained in Congress (12 free states & 12 slave states) Congress also drew imaginary line across Louisiana Territory at latitude 36º 30‘… …north of this line, slavery forever banned (except in Missouri) south of this line, slavery permitted

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8 Missouri Compromise (1820) ~ a larger view….

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11 USA ~ 1845

12 USA, circa 1850

13 Issue #2: Compromise of 1850 (35 mins.) … What Really Happened CA → free state New Mexico & Utah organized as territories open to slavery Slave trade, but not slavery, abolished in Wash., DC – (Congress banned U.S. participation in the slave trade in 1808, but internal trading had continued after this date….) Strong Fugitive Slave Law passed – Anyone aiding a fugitive slave faced severe penalties if caught.

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15 An additional map/view…

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19 U.S.A. in 1854

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23 Dred Scott

24 Issue #3: Dred Scott Case … What Really Happened Supreme Court: – Ruled Scott could not sue b/c not a citizen – Rejected Scott’s argument that his stay in free territory (as est. by Missouri Comp.) had made him free man Why? b/c S. Court found Missouri Compromise unconstitutional – Why? b/c 5th Amend. states property can’t be taken away from ppl. w/out court hearing, & slaves were considered property…so owners should be allowed to take their property anywhere. Chief Justice Roger Taney

25 Note: The “L/D” format is still used among high school Speech & Debate students today.

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27 Issue #4: Secession … What Really Happened Lincoln said… – he wouldn’t interfere with slavery where it already existed…. – but he wouldn’t support the extension of anymore slavery, either. – He would support a fugitive slave law. War (unofficially) declared on the rebels (i.e. those southern states that had seceded from the Union)….

28 “I hate the idea of causes, and if I had to choose between betraying my country and betraying my friend, I hope I should have the guts to betray my country.” – E. M. Forster “When men take up arms to set other men free, there is something sacred and holy in the warfare.” – Woodrow Wilson


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