
Sectionalism Compromises
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Michelle Thomas
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By Michelle Thomas
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CONFLICT:
Slaves states and free states are equal. Missouri is ready to be a state... Will it be free or slave????
COMPROMISE:
•Missouri was admitted as a slave state
•Maine was admitted as a free state
•Slavery was prohibited in the part of the Louisiana Purchase north of the line of 36°30’
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CONFLICT:
Equal again...
COMPROMISE:
•California was admitted as a free state
•Slave trade was abolished in Washington, D.C.
•Fugitive Slave Law was passed
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Fugitive Slave Law
https://www.pbs.org/video/underground-railroad-william-still-story-fugitive-slave-act/
You may need to google this video - Fugitive Slave Act PBS
https://www.pbs.org/video/american-experience-fugitive-slave-act/
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Multiple Choice
Free African Americans were captured because of the Fugitive Slave Act (law).
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is the best definition of Freedman?
An enslaved person
A person freed from slavery
A person from the South
An escaped convict
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A negative effect of The Compromise of 1850 was...
Free African Americans and escaped slaves were captured
Slavery was abolished in New York
Free African Americans were safe from the Fugitive Slave Act
The Fugitive Slave Act was reversed.
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Open Ended
What is the purpose of this poster?
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Open Ended
Who might have created this poster? How do you know?
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Open Ended
What is the purpose of this poster?
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Open Ended
Who might have created this poster? How do you know?
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Multiple Choice
Included the Fugitive Slave Law
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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Multiple Choice
Encouraged Abolitionists to work harder to protect African Americans
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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Prohibited slavery North of a compromised line
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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California would be a free state
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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Missouri would be a slave state
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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Escaped African Americans would be returned to slavery
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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Free African Americans could potentially be captured and enslaved
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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Increased hatred between the North and South
Missouri Compromise
(California) Compromise of 1850
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