https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff A cycle of attempted cooperation to fix conflicts revolving around slavery led to the eventual secession of the South. en-us 2021-11-18 20:22:36 UTC 2021-12-03 16:33:07 UTC hello@padlet.com miguelangelpenabhs https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502250 How did it contribute to the cycle of conflict and cooperation that led to Southern secession?
The compromise of 1850 led to the cycle of conflict and cooperation that led to Southern secession because:
-Abolitionists believed the Slave Act was kidnapping as it forced Northerners to report any fugitive slaves. It also denied said slaves from a trial by jury.
-Utah and New Mexico could vote whether to be a free state or a slave state. Leaving states up to popular sovereignty meant the side who lost the vote would be dissatisfied and would stir up trouble.
-The North gained more land from acquiring California, which would anger the South.]]> 2021-11-18 20:22:36 UTC https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502250 miguelangelpenabhs https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502253 How did it contribute to the cycle of conflict and cooperation that led to Southern secession?
The Dred Scott Decision contributed to the cycle of conflict and cooperation that led to Southern secession because public controversy arose. The removal of the Missouri compromise meant that there was no limit to where slavery could spread (not even Congress could stop it), causing more anger in the North. Hypothetically, slavery could have spread in the entirety of the US because of this decision.
Because slaves that previously resided in the North were not entitled to freedom, the North would now look for (technically) illegal ways to free slaves, getting the South cyclically angry once again from it.

]]> 2021-11-18 20:22:36 UTC https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502253 miguelangelpenabhs https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502257 How did it contribute to the cycle of conflict and cooperation that led to Southern secession?
John Brown's Raid contributed to the cycle of conflict and cooperation that led to Southern secession by making any further cooperation between North and South nearly impossible. The raid showed the South that the North would be willing to use violence and take away lives in order to stop slavery. This idea was further supported by the fact that John Brown's final letter stated that the country can only be saved by spilling blood. Now that the South knew they were in danger, they would be willing to secede and fight back themselves. There were no more cycles of outrage into events to take action, it would simply be war if it became worse.]]> 2021-11-18 20:22:36 UTC https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502257 miguelangelpenabhs https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502259 2021-11-18 20:22:36 UTC https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1900502259 pfurlano4 https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1927728101 Your claim is succinct and direct - continue to work on finding ways to be specific. ]]> 2021-12-03 16:33:07 UTC https://padlet.com/miguelangelpenabhs/5dy5jxq2mit0xcff/wish/1927728101