Chapter 8: The Civil War

Neutrality Proclamation, George Washington being neutral from Europe

Nullification Crisis, state's ignoring federal law

Trail of Tears, more than 1/4 of 18,000 died

Great Compromise, creation of bi-cameral legislature

Issues that lead to Civil War

Union Blockade

Emancipation Proclamation

Andersonville camp

The Missouri Compromise united the North and the South in their support for slavery.

The Missouri Compromise had no impact on the tensions between the North and the South.

The Missouri Compromise led to a decrease in tensions between the North and the South.

The Missouri Compromise temporarily resolved the issue of slavery in new territories, but deepened the divide between the North and the South.

Compromise of 1850

13th amendment

15th Amendment

Emancipation Proclamation