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Canidte: Olivia Campaign Maganger: Angelina Web Master: JasmineAdvisors: Guillermo, Jessica, Alejandro

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The fugitive slave acts were a pair of federal laws that allowed for the capture and return of runaway slaves within the territory of the Unites States

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Long-staple cotton, which was easy to separate from it's seeds, could be grown only along the coast

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There Whitney quickly learned that southern planters were in desperate need of a way to make the growing of cotton profitable.

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Dred Scott decision                   -Guillermo

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Dred Scott decision                   -Guillermo

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In the North, the decision fueled antislavery factions and in particular strengthened the Republican party. In the South, it encouraged pro-slavery, secessionist elements to make bolder demands in Congress.

For many Northerners, the Dred Scott decision implied that slavery could move, unhindered, into the North, and Southerners viewed the decision as a justification of their position.

The Court ruled that Congress had no authority to prohibit the expansion of slavery in new federal territories, nullifying the Missouri compromise.

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Southerners complained of the advantage that the North had in attracting immigrants – although the North with its different kind of economy could absorb the increase of free people better than could the South. What Southern planters wanted was more slaves.

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Far more Northerners than Southerners belonged to the Whig/Republican political party and they were far more likely to have careers in business, medicine, or education. Northern children were slightly more prone to attend school than Southern children.

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http://www.history.com/topics/inventions/cotton-gin-and-eli-whitney

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The north and South-As population in the North swelled, population in the South it remained stagnant. The Northern economy manufactured goods it wanted to sell abroad, but more importantly, at home. The South was a good market for these manufacturers. Flush with cash from the sale of cotton, the South represented a prime, albeit small market. Northern manufacturers wanted tariffs imposed on imported foreign goods that could be made in the United States to ensure that the South bought northern goods. The agrarian South demanded almost a "status quo" government which left them alone while dealing with other problems. Northerners looked to the government for help with immigration, population and competition. Frequently the two goals of the regions were at direct odds with each other. 

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The north and South-As population in the North swelled, population in the South it remained stagnant. The Northern economy manufactured goods it wanted to sell abroad, but more importantly, at home. The South was a good market for these manufacturers. Flush with cash from the sale of cotton, the South represented a prime, albeit small market. Northern manufacturers wanted tariffs imposed on imported foreign goods that could be made in the United States to ensure that the South bought northern goods. The agrarian South demanded almost a "status quo" government which left them alone while dealing with other problems. Northerners looked to the government for help with immigration, population and competition. Frequently the two goals of the regions were at direct odds with each other. 

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In the mid 19th century, cotton became a big aspect of Americas leading export.

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Dred Scott decision                  -Guillermo 

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Dred Scott decision                  -Guillermo 

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The Dred Scott decision was particularly significant because the Court concluded that Congress had no authority to prohibit slavery in federal territories

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In the South, as more cotton was produced they needed slaves to spread it from the seeds.

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view point on slavery in the south - Olivia 

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view point on slavery in the south - Olivia 

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In the south, they often used biblical passages to justify salvery

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Jessica-Slaves  escaped to the North and established abolitionist policies in the Southern land which they conquered. 

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Jessica-Slaves  escaped to the North and established abolitionist policies in the Southern land which they conquered. 

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On September 22,1862 Abraham Lincoln presented the Perliminary Emancipation Proclamation  after the 100 days after the date all slaves would be "thenceforward and forever free".

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Slaves would fake -Jessica illnesses,slowdowns,sabatoge from machinery,run away,or even commit murder.

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Slaves would fake -Jessica illnesses,slowdowns,sabatoge from machinery,run away,or even commit murder.

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As Eli Whitney left New England and headed South in 1792, he had no idea that within the next seven months he would invent a machine that would profoundly alter the course of American history.

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Cotton gin - Jessica    Eli Whitney Invented the cotton gin; a device for textile mills that is most grown.Cotton then replaced tobacco and slavery became profitable again.

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Cotton gin - Jessica    Eli Whitney Invented the cotton gin; a device for textile mills that is most grown.Cotton then replaced tobacco and slavery became profitable again.

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Slaves were most economical on large farms where tobacco could be grown. By the end of the American Revolution slavery became unprofitable In the North and In the south the tobacco prices dropped.

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State Rights and popular Sovereignty.                  -Guillermo

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State Rights and popular Sovereignty.                  -Guillermo

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concept of states' rights had been an old idea by 1860. The original thirteen colonies in America in the 1700s, sovereignty is the principle that the authority of a state and its goverment is created and sustained by the consent of its people

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Cotton gin is a good thing. Benefits by pulling the cotton from its seeds.

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