1. Reactions against abolitionism in the South

2. Flipped Learning
Due today: TASK: Compare answers with the person opposite you, and add anything you have missed in green pen.
Read the immigration handout and answer the questions at the bottom of the handout.

3. Mark off in your planner

4. W.A.S.P Big Picture: Religion White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
2 German tribes that invaded England around B.C
Comes out of the Reformation.
Different types of Protestants (Anglican, Evangelical, Methodist, Baptist)

5. Second Great Awakening
Big Picture: Religion
Second Great Awakening
New religious movement
Radically Protestant
Role of Women
Temperance (no alcohol)

6. 2nd Party System Big Picture: Politics DEMOCRATS WHIGS
Party of the ordinary man
Party of business and wealth
No tariffs
Tariffs to support industry
States Rights
Strong Federal government
National party with votes in the north and the south

7. Tension: Politics
Whigs
Know Nothings
Republicans

8. Mark off in your planner

9. Topic: Southern Political Leaders
KNOW
About the election of Pierce and his Presidency
EXPLAIN
Reactions to Pierce’s actions as President
EVALUATE
Decide how successful Pierce was in his expansionist policies
Based on the lesson topic, and what you have studied so far, discuss:
What will be covered in today’s lesson?
What will you need to know by the end of today’s lesson?

10. 1852 Presidential Election
Imagine you are in 1852, using the first paragraph on p.57, create a poster for the Democrat election campaign.
Consider:
The candidate
The audience
The platform

11. 1852 Presidential Election
Using the second paragraph on p.57, write a short speech bubble explaining what the Northern Whigs wanted, and another with what the Southern Whigs wanted.
Then below, summarise who was picked as the Presidential candidate, and the platform
Fillmore – Fugitive Slave Law
Winifield Scott (not a slave owner)

12. 1852 Presidential Election

13. President Pierce
Using p.57, bullet point the four reasons Pierce was in a strong position in order of importance.

14. President Pierce
Gadsden Purchase
Cuba
Ostend Manifesto

15. Slave Power Conspiracy
Based on the information on this slide, what do you think the Slave Power Conspiracy was?
Pro-Southern Presidents
James Polk
Franklin Pierce
Fugitive Slave Law
1850 Fugitive Slave Law
New Territory
Texas
Mexican Secession Land
Gadsden Purchase
Cuba

16. To what extent did the policies of Pierce increase sectional tension
To what extent did the policies of Pierce increase sectional tension? Justify your judgement.
Not at all
Completely