North and South sectionalism widening

1. QUIZ CH 9 S 4
1. Name the city and state where gold was found
2. Name the 11th
President
3. Founded a colony in Texas
4. Name one hero from the Battle that they
fought for Independence
5. Name the treaty that completed United States
6. Name the safe path that led settlers to the west
7. Name the Battle in Texas where they fought for
Independence
8. Term for US expansion ocean to ocean
9. Name the Mexican president
10. Name the boundary of Texas

2. Chapter 10 Section 1

3. Zachary Taylor
12th
President

4. War with Mexico
 Acquisition of California
 Slave state? Free state?

5. • California became a
Free state
• North must enforce the
Fugitive Slave Law
• Ban slave trade in
Washington D.C.
• Stephen Douglas
• Proposed popular
sovereignty- let the
people in the territory
decide by voting
•Henry ClayHenry Clay
Compromise of 1850

6. Compromise of
1850
Popular
Sovereignty

7. Millard Fillmore
 Zachary Taylor dies
• 13th
President

8. all runaway slaves must
be return to their
masters.
 Abolitionists refuse to
enforce the law
Fugitive Slave Act

9. Underground Railroad
 Network of
people that
helped slaves
escape from
south
 Secret routes
and safe
houses were
created

10. Harriet Tubman
 Ex- slave
 Risked her life to save
more than 300 slaves
from the south
 Known as “Black
Moses”

11. Harriet Beecher
Stowe Wrote the book:
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
 Message: moral
struggle
 described slavery in
vivid and emotional
images
 Angered
South

12. 1852 Presidential Election1852 Presidential Election
Franklin Pierce Gen. Winfield Scott
John Parker Hale
Democrat Whig
Free Soil

13. Franklin Pierce
 14th
President

14. Birth of the Republican
Party, 1854
Birth of Republican
 Founded by anti-slavery, Whigs and Free-
Soiler
 Major goal: keep slavery out of WEST
 Also known as GOP (Grand Old Party)

15. Kansas-Nebraska ACT
Stephen Douglas
Introduced a bill to
organize Nebraska
territory
Proposed to
divided territory
Repeal Missouri
Compromise
Applied popular
sovereignty

16. “Bleeding Kansas”
Anti-slavery
decided to move
to Kansas to vote
Popular
Sovereignty
Pro-slavery
decided to move
to Kansas as well
• Thousands more Missourians crossed the
border and voted illegally outnumbering the
anti-slavery
• Resulted in two government settling in
Kansas

17. •Thousands more Missourians crossed
the border and voted illegally
outnumbering the anti-slavery
•Resulted in two government settling in
Kansas

18.  Lawrence (anti-
slavery town)
burned down to
the ground
 John Brown lead a
group and attack
a pro-slavery
settlement that
lead to 400 pro-
slavery fighting
back at
Osawatomie
“Bleeding Kansas”Bleeding Kansas”

19. Congr. Brooks hit Sen.
Sumner in the head
several times due to his
remarks against pro-
slavery
Congr. Preston Brook
(D-SC)
en. Charles Sumner
(R-MA)
“Bleeding Kansas”

20.  Chapter 10 Section 2
 Copy EXACTLY what you see. Including the
three boxes on top
 Questions and answers

21. Chapter 10 Section 3
CHAPTER 10
SEC 3-4

22. Quiz Ch 10 S1
1. She helped more than 300 slaves escape
2. A network of people who helped slave escape to the
North
3. She wrote the book called Uncle Tom’s Cabin
4. He was the 12th
president of the US
5. Term where people decided by voting
6. Agreement where California became a free state
7. Law where runaway slaves must be return to the South
8. Event where several killing occurred between pro and anti
slaves.
9. Name the 13th
President
10. He proposed that people should decided on their fate
regarding their territory.

23. 1856 Presidential Election
James Buchanan John C. Frémont
Millard Fillmore
Democrat Republican

24. 1856
Electi
on
Resul
ts

25. James Buchanan
 15th
President

26. Dred Scott v.
Sanford, 1857
Dred Scott v. Sanford
 Slave who lived in
Missouri (slave
state)
Slave
State

27. Dred Scott v.
Sanford, 1857 Then moved to
Illinois, then to
Minnesota (free
states)
Dred Scott v. Sanford

28. Dred Scott v.
Sanford, 1857 Then moved back
to Missouri
 Scott’s master
dies
Slave
State
Dred Scott v. Sanford

29.  Scott decided to
sue for his
freedom
 Question:
 Does a slave have
a right to sue?
 Can a slave
becomes free
when he moves to
a free state?
 Is slavery legal?

30. Decision:
 Slaves are not citizens
therefore, can not sue.
They are property.
 5th
Amendment- no
one shall be deprived
of their property
 Missouri
Compromise-
unconstitutional
 Court ruled that
Congress can not
outlaw slavery.
 Slaves are allowed
everywhere

32. The Lincoln-Douglas
Debates, 1858
Stephen Douglas Abraham Lincoln
Issue: Slavery
• Against Slavery
• A house divided against
itself cannot stand
• Argued for Popular Sovereignty- slavery should
be decided by people

33. John Brown’s Raid on Harper’s Ferry, 1859
 John Brown led a slave
revolt to strike fear at the
heart of the south
 Attempted to capture
arsenal at Harper’s Ferry
 Several mistakes caused it’s
failure
 He was captured and
hanged

34. •His last words were to thisHis last words were to this
effect:effect: “I believe that the issue of“I believe that the issue of
slavery will never be solvedslavery will never be solved
unless through the shedding ofunless through the shedding of
blood.”blood.”
•Northerners thought of JohnNortherners thought of John
Brown as a martyr to theBrown as a martyr to the
abolitionist cause.abolitionist cause.
•Southerners were terrified that ifSoutherners were terrified that if
John Brown almost got away withJohn Brown almost got away with
this, there must be others likethis, there must be others like
him in the North who are willinghim in the North who are willing
to die to end slavery.to die to end slavery.
•South’s outcome: To leave theSouth’s outcome: To leave the
U.S. and start their own country.U.S. and start their own country.Picture/J.Brown Hanging

35. 1860
Presidentia
l
Election
Abraham
Lincoln
Republican
John Bell
Constitutional
Union
Stephen A.
Douglas
John C.
Breckinridge

36. 1860 Election: A Nation
Coming Apart?!

37. 1860
Electio
n
Results

38. Abraham Lincoln
 16th
President

39. Secession- the act of
withdrawing from a union
 South
Carolina
was the
first to
secede
 Other
southern
states
followed

40. Confederate State
 Southern States
 Stressed sovereignty
and independence of
each state
 Slave held as property
 Elected Jefferson
Davis as President

41. Lame Duck
 James Buchanan can
only do little
 Has to wait for Lincoln
to take over
“Lame Duck”

42. TEXTBOOK )(Questions and
Answers Main Ideas
 Pg 319 main idea: A
 Pg 320 Skillbuilder
 Pg 321 main idea : C
 Pg 325 main idea: A
 Pg 327 main idea: C
 Pg 328 main idea: D
 Pg 329 main idea: E
 Pg 330 main idea: F

43. Secession

44. Secession!: SC Dec.
20, 1860

45. Fort Sumter: April 12,
1861