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Title: Growth of a Nation:


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Growth of a Nation
  • The War Between
  • the States

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Quiz
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twice before answering.
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  • This area was growing quickly. There are lots
    of people living in towns and cities. Many worked
    in the factories.

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Test
1.What caused this conflict? 2.Who was involved
in this conflict? 3.Did this conflict result in
change?
Remember to brainstorm!
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  • Differences
  • divide the
  • North and South

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North
  • Lots of people
  • Jobs in towns and cities
  • Factories
  • Change is happening quickly

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South
  • Farming remained popular
  • Many small farms
  • Some huge plantations
  • Rich soil and warm weather

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Eli Whitney
  • Invented the cotton gin in 1793
  • Cotton gin removed the seeds
  • Cotton prepared faster
  • More cotton to market
  • faster

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Demand for cotton
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Demand for more slaves
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Change and Conflict
  • Western states
  • free states or slave states
  • States Rights to choose
  • Henry Clay works on compromises

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Election of 1860
  • Douglas
  • vs.
  • Lincoln

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Abraham Lincoln
  • Tall, thin man from the frontier
  • Wore plain, dark clothes
  • Not well known outside Illinois
  • Slavery a question of right or wrong
  • Slavery should not spread

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Stephen Douglas
  • Heavy, and a foot shorter than Lincoln
  • Well educated
  • Wore fine clothes
  • Serving in the Senate
  • Well known
  • Each new state should decide about slavery

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South Carolina Seceded
  • November 6, 1860
  • Lincoln won the election
  • December 20, 1860
  • South Carolina seceded

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The Confederacy
  • Six other states followed South Carolina
  • Mississippi
  • Florida
  • Alabama
  • Georgia
  • Louisiana
  • Texas

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Jefferson Davis
  • Mississippi senator
  • Became the
  • president of the
  • Confederacy

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Union Divided
  • Abraham Lincoln is president
  • of the North
  • Jefferson Davis is president
  • of the South
  • April 12, 1861 the battle began

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Bibliography
  • Early United States Harcourt Brace Social
    Studies (2000).Orlando, FL Harcourt Brace.

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  • Another major conflict between the North and
    South was slavery. This escaped slave led over
    300 slaves to freedom through the Underground
    Railroad.

Ruby Bridges
Harriett Tubman
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  • The North and the South disagree. Henry Clay
    worked on compromises between the slave states
    and free states. One of the main conflicts was
    ____________ .

Farming
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  • This Mississippi senator became the President of
    the Confederacy.

Jefferson Davis
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  • After South Carolina seceded, Mississippi,
    Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas
    followed. They joined together
  • and formed the
  • _____________ .

Confederacy
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  • After Lincoln won the election
  • in 1860 and became president,
  • this state was the first to
  • secede, leave the nation.

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  • He ran for president in 1860
  • but lost to Abraham Lincoln.

Stephen Douglas
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  • He was elected president
  • in 1860, and he led the Union
  • during the
  • War Between the States.

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  • This election was critical to the
  • new nation.

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  • On this day,
  • the War Between the States started.

July 4, 1775
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  • This man invented the
  • cotton gin in 1793.
  • This invention removed
  • the seeds from the
  • cotton faster
  • and allowed cotton
  • to be shipped quicker.

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  • This area has some
  • huge plantations but
  • mostly small farms.
  • The warm weather and
  • rich soil makes farming
  • very popular.

South
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  • More land to grow cotton
  • Demand for more labor,
  • slaves
  • Slave, Harriett Tubman lead more than 300 slaves
    to The Underground Railroad

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