Core:_______ Causes of the Civil War Critical Vocabulary 1. Missouri Compromise 2. CottonGin 3. Planters 4. CottonBelt 5. Yeoman 6. Folk Tales 7. Spirituals 8. Nat Turner’s Rebellion.

 

Causes of the English Civil War Card Sort 1625 Charles married a French catholic princess called Henrietta Maria. 1625 Parliament.

 

Directions: Read the Chapter on the Civil War. Answer the questions and for each term, define it and explain how it contributed to the Civil War. Section 1: Read “Historians and the Civil.

 

U. S. History Mr. Morin December 2007 The American Civil War: The war fought over slavery had other issues embedded in its struggle. More than.

 

Background to the Conflict Pre-Civil War Days Differences Divide North and South North South The Slave Economy Cotton was hard to prepare for market.

 

ECONOMIC CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR: THE TARIFF HENRY CLAY’ S AMERICAN SYSTEM Use Tariff on imported goods to raise for Federal Gov’t Spend.

 

Erie Canal - an artificial waterway, completed in 1825, that serves as an important northern transportation route linking Lake Erie to the Hudson.

 

Lesson Title Before the American Civil War, a Look at the Causes, Economics, and Dynamics which gave rise to the Civil War Grade Level.

 

Name: Class: Date: __________ ID:A3Causes of the Civil War Video Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers.

 

: Aswe learned in the previous unit, there were a lot of1 ______________ between the North and the South. This resulted in each region becoming very.

 

: Aswe learned in the previous unit, there were a lot of 1 ______________ between the North and the South. This resulted in each region becoming very.

 

Civil War: a war fought by different groups of people living in the same country. The South- the Confederates- The Gray April 12, 1861- May 26, 1865 Underlying.

 

The Road to the CivilWar Ð RIGHT SIDE NOTES 1 Event Year Main Facts of the E vent How the Event Pulled the Nation Apart Missouri Compromise.

 

“How was each event a contributing cause of the Civil War ” Use at least three details from the text to support your answer. Chapter 10 • The Missouri.

 

Review Sheet - Causes of the Civil War Review textbook pages 348-353, 390-417, 440-447, 454-475 The test on the unit will be held on: To prepare.

 

Lesson Plan I Lesson Title Impetus of the American Civil War. Grade Level 11th Grade Estimated Time Required Provide the estimated.

 

Causes of the Civil War Effects of those causes Uncle Tom’s Cabin Kansas-Nebraska Act Dred Scott Decision John Brown’s Raid Election.

 

Test Study Guide 1. Uncle Tom’s Cabin - description of book, impact 2. Kansas of it, why needed, reaction - especially in Congress 3. Dred ScotCase-what.

 

Describe the economies of the North and the South. North- Industrial, manufactured textiles cotton, tobacco, sugar cane What caused sectionalism to increase.

 

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Describe the economies of the North and the South. What caused sectionalism to increase What happened as a result of the invention of the cotton gin The Underground Railroad led to … How did the North.

 

_____________ Date: Cause s of The Civil War Study Guide Directions: Describe each of these events and how they helped to cause the CivilWar. Use the pages.

 

Political Events Leading To War Historical Background The events leading up to the Civil War included the debates on slavery and the admissions of free or slave states. Washington,.

 

Name Bell Political Events Leading ToWar Historical Background The events leading up to the Civil War included the debates on slavery and the admissions of free.

 

1861 Date Event Casualties Summary April 14 Fort Sumter 0 Forty hours of continuous shelling before the fort fell to the South.

 

Northern vs. Southern Views Missouri wants to become a state p 120 Tariff Debate of 1828 p 120 Expansion of Slavery p 120 California wants to become a state.

 

South Economy was based on Plantations, but only of the population were plantation owners Supplied the world of its cotton, which also benefited the north.

 

IMPORTANT VOCABULARY! POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY – A VOTE where the people decide on an issue. I. E. – slavery COMPROMISE –An agreement reached between two sides where.

 

Advanced Placement United States History Unit V Test Study Guide Reading: American Passages Chapters 13, 14, 15 Coming of the Civil War Harriet.