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Slavery Big part of US economy (south) Debated for over 150 years Leads to Southern secession

States’ Rights States should not have to always do what the Federal Gov’t wants 10th amendment (states have power)

Immigration Policies Always an issue in america Liberal - let immigrants be citizens Conservative - only LEGAL immigrants

Great Depression Major Economic bust in the 1930s New Deal saved the US Federal Gov’t created jobs

Jim Crow Laws Laws that racially segregated america schools, businesses, busses, etc.

The Rip Van Winkle State Nickname given to NC. From 1815-1835, NC was seen as so backward and undeveloped that they resembled the character Rip Van Winkle

The Regulators Farmers that rebelled against the unfair NC Gov’t (before the american revolution)

Greensboro Four Successful sit-in protesting segregated businesses

Wilmington Race Riots of 1898 African Americans won power through an election. White people overthrew the local gov’t.

Slavery Debates Slaves are property the gov’t cannot take your property. all men are created equal

Budget Debates Gov’t should spend less and help people less (low taxes) Spend more and help everyone (high taxes)

New Deal Debates A big gov’t can help during the depression a big gov’t has too much power

Greensboro Sit-in Debates Disrupting business = negative image Raising awareness about business segregation

Great Compromise US Constitution Small States get 2 Senators in Congress Big Population states get representatives in the House of Reps based on population

3/5th Compromise Slaves are counted as 3/5ths a person Less power for Slave States Less taxes for Slave States

Missouri Compromise 1820 - US adding new states (Free or Slave?) North of Missouri = Free State South of Missouri = Slave State 36°-30’ Latitude

Compromise of 1877 Presidential election is a tie Republican (Hayes) gets to be President Democrats (South) gets to end reconstruction Reconstruction - Gov’t rebuilds the south after the civil war and helping african americans