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The Road to Civil War A Nation Divided Aim: What were the social Political, economic causes Of the Civil War? Do Now: What is Sectionalism? The Road to Civil War A Nation Divided

The Road to Civil War Secession: to withdraw formally from a union or alliance Southern individual states nullified their ratification of the U.S. constitution

The Road to Civil War Election 1860 Sectionalism Missouri Compromise 1820 Compromise of 1850 Kansas-Nebraska Act 1854 Election 1860 Democrats vs. Republicans Slave vs. Free States Lincoln vs. Stephen Douglass Dred Scott Decision 1857 – Supreme Court Rules Slaves Property “Congress could not ban slavery from territories” -Chief Justice Roger Taney The Road to Civil War

Slave and Free Territories Under the Compromise of 1850

The Process of Secession

The Road to Civil War 1. Economic 2. Conspiracy 3.Constitutional (States-Rights) 4. Slavery