PPT-Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857)

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Define the following term PROPERTY List as many examples as you can of property What would you do Read the scenario below and write your response on the Dred Scott

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Define the following term PROPERTY List as many examples as you can of property What would you do Read the scenario below and write your response on the Dred Scott Case Study Response Sheet You live in South Carolina where they allow . Was the United States a house of cards before the Civil War?. Kansas - Nebraska Act - 1854. Author - Stephen A Douglas, Senator - Illinois. Act: Territory of Kansas would be divided into 2 states: Kansas and Nebraska. A. National Citizenship. . Founders let states decide who was a citizen . Naturalization – . Legal process by which a person is granted the rights and privileges of a citizen. . B. . Dred Scott V. Sandford. Chapter 8. Section 2. Birth of the Republican Party. Kansas-Nebraska Act finally split the Whig Party. All Proslavery Southern Whigs voted for bill. All Antislavery Northern Whigs voted against it. Former Whigs, Free-Soilers, & antislavery Democrats join forces. Chapter 10 Section 3. Birth of the Republican Party. Kansas-Nebraska Act -> replaced Missouri Compromise. Had major effect on Democratic and Whig parties. Whip Party-> Southern=pro-slavery and Northern=antislavery. Compromise of 1850. Admission of California as a free state would tip the balance of slave/free states. Compromise of 1850. California admitted as a free state. New Mexico and Utah free to vote on issue. 15.3: . Slavery Dominates Politics. Today’s Essential Question: How did slavery dominate national events after 1855?. Vocabulary . Republican . Party. – political party formed in 1854 to oppose slavery. Presented eloquently by Sara Esquivel.. How did the Fugitive Slave Act, despite being part of a . compromise. , actually further the divide between North and South.. Why was Popular Sovereignty unrealistic as a concept in the existing territories of Kansas and Nebraska.. American History. Goals. Students will be able to:. Utilize primary and secondary sources to understand a historical period. Review the causes and consequences of the Civil War. Identify the characteristics that define and differentiate regions. A. Kansas-Nebraska Act. 1. The Compromise of 1850 dealt mainly with lands that were part of the Mexican Cession.. a) It did not deal with the LA Purchase.. b) In 1854, Sen. Stephen Douglas introduced a bill to set up a government in the Nebraska territory.. 1854-1860. What’s Happening?. In March 1857, the Supreme Court rules that Dred Scott is not a citizen because of his race. . The . decision goes even further, stating Congress has no authority to exclude slavery from any part of the nation or its territories. . A Nation Divided and Rebuilt. 1846-1877. In this Unit…. Chapter 15: The Nation Breaking Apart. Chapter 16: The Civil War Begins. Chapter 17: The Tide of War Turns. Chapter 18: Reconstruction. Why It Matters Now. 1820-1860. 36˚30’. Missouri . Compromise . (1820). The American System. National Bank. Internal Improvements. Protective Tariff. The South Loses. NULLIFICATION. 1828-1833. The American System. National Bank. Due in 2 weeks.. Flipped Learning: Reminder. Include:. Who was nominated as presidential candidate by each party and why. 1856 campaign. 1856 result (try and get a map of the USA that shows these results). Sandford. Case & determine why it is considered a landmark Supreme court Case. Dred Scott v. . Sandford. Do Now. How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act affect the Missouri Compromise (Compromise of 1820)?.

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