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How did the North and the South feel threatened by the other sides ability to control the government and use it against the other side.
#341 Opposition to Slavery
#342 Americans in Texas & San Jacinto
#343 Opposition to Annexation & Disputed Claims
#347 James K. Polk & Compromise over Oregon
#348 Failure of Slidell mission
#350 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidago
#351 Wilmot  Proviso & Competing Plans
#353 Rising sectional tensions
#353-354 New Leadership
#354 Temporary Compromise
#355 Uneasy Truce & Gadsden Purchase
#356 Kansas Nebraska Act
#358 Election of 1856 & Dred Scott Decision
#359 Lincoln Douglas Debates
#360 Lincoln's position
#361 Divided Democrats

The North and South felt threatened by the other sides ability to control the government because the North would try to make a new territory a free state while the South would try to make it a slave state.

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pg 361 The election of Lincoln

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How did the impact of acquiring territory make the sectional conflict more intense.
#340 Manifest Destiny
#342 Americans in Texas and Stephen Austin
#344 Conflict between settlers and Indians & Westward Migration
#345 Oregon Trail
#351 California Gold Rush & The Forty-niners
#355 Osted Manifesto & Slavery Railroads and the West

The impact of acquiring new territory made the sectional conflict more intense because the North and the South wanted the new land to be either a slave state or a free state.
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pg 346 Oregon Trail

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what were ways that pro slavery and anti slavery shift to worsen sectional conflict.
#340 Manifest Destiny
#341 Racial Justification
#344 Westward Expansion
#346 Life on the Trail
#347-348 American Interests in California
#351 California Gold Rush & Forty-niners
#353 Rising Sectional Tensions & Clay's proposed solution
#353-354 New Leadership
#355 Opposition to the Fugitive Slave Act & Gadsden Purchase
#356 Birth or Republican Party
#357 Pottawatomie Massacre
Preston Brooks and Charles Sumner
Free soil Ideology
Slave power conspiracy
#358 The Pro- Slavery argument
#359 Lecompton Constitution rejected
#360 John Browns Raid
#361 Disunion

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pg 354 New Leadership

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What were the causes and consequences of the pro-slavery and abolitionists groups' beliefs in their own identity.
#340 Manifest Destiny
#341 Racial Justification
#342 Tensions between the U.S. and Mexico
#347 Compromise over Oregon
#349 Opposition to the War
#350 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidago
#352 Indian Slavery
#355 Transcontinental railroad and slavery
#356 Birth of Republican Party
#357 Slave power conspiracy
#358 The pro slavery argument
election of 1856
Dred Scott decision
#360 John Brown Raid
#361 Disunion

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pg 350 Bear Flag Revolution