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Civil War Causes Review

Let’s Review . . . The economy of the South depended largely on – slave labor b. new inventions c. manufacturing What did Southerners want to get rid of in the nullification controversy? tariff on Northern goods b. tariff on European goods Southerners belief that states should have higher authority than the federal government was called – Confederate rights b. States’ rights c. National rights

This law allowed ‘popular sovereignty’ in several US territories – Under this compromise, if a slave state was added to the Union, a free state or territory must also be added – Missouri Compromise b. Compromise of 1850 c. Kansas-Nebraska Act The Fugitive Slave Act was added to this compromise to please Southern states – This law allowed ‘popular sovereignty’ in several US territories – Abraham Lincoln was elected president in 1860. He was a a. Democrat b. Republican c. Independent

Who Said That – A Northerner or Southerner?

“The Missouri Compromise is okay with me “The Missouri Compromise is okay with me. I just want to make sure Missouri is allowed to have slaves, that’s all.”

“Let’s put a line at latitude 36°30´ “Let’s put a line at latitude 36°30´. That should put a limit on more slave states.”

“What in the world is going on with that Compromise of 1850 “What in the world is going on with that Compromise of 1850? If California comes in as a free state, there had better be a slave state admitted, too!”

“The Fugitive Slave Act may upset abolitionists, but it’s needed to help calm down the Southerners after the Compromise of 1850.”

“We Georgians will secede from the Union if the North doesn’t follow through with its promises.”

More... The North was becoming an economy based on – farming b. industry c. Music The Southern economy was based on- agriculture b. industry c. politics A tariff on imported goods made them- less b. more c. more expensive scarce expensive Many southerners did not want to pay the tariff so they decided to- ignore b. nullify c. trash State’s rights advocates gave final authority to- states b. federal c. Congress

Match the Legislation with its Description . . . ____ Missouri Compromise ____ Compromise of 1850 ____ Georgia Platform State will remain in the Union if the North complies with the Compromise of 1850. When a free state is admitted to the Union, a slave state must be admitted to keep a balance. California admitted as a free state: New Mexico and Utah organized as territories.