Question

I really need help !!! for my essay these r the questions...



1. Analyze the major developments between 1848 and 1861 that contributed to the Civil War.
2. Discuss the primary causes of the Civil War, from both a Northern and Southern perspective.
3. Evaluate the strength of the Southern and Northern rationale for going to war.
4.Discuss the differences between Northern and Southern society in the pre-Civil War period.
5. Answer the question as to whether or not the Civil War was inevitable?
plz guys thnk u ..

Answer 1

Are you serious about learning something here or do you just want an easy essay. Im interested in helping with the first, not at all in the second.

Answer 2

actually iam done with the first can you help me with the last 2

Answer 3

yeah i want to learn, i am trying and i cant find much information on last 2 questions. so iam stuck there..

Answer 4

Are you there?

Answer 5

yeah..

Answer 6

1 The expansion of the United States by James Polk's Mexican American war and the aquisition of the Oregon territories made regional conflict inevitable. The failure of the Compromise of 1850 to hold led to the Nebraska Kansas act, but it was untenable with the South looking ahead and knowing the the political compisition of the the Senate would change to a anti slavery majority with the likely results of expansion. The shooting war in Kansas was a forshadowing of the violence which lay ahead to resolve these deep rooted and philosophically opposed issues. Was man, black or white, entitled to basic freedom or was it allowable for man to own man.

Answer 7

Thank you so much sir. I really appreciate you'r help.. :)

Answer 8

The fugitive slave law was the dagger in the heart of any chance of compromise because it led to the Dread Scott decision. A slave from the south(you will have to find the details) moved with his owner to the North. Because he was currently residing in a so called free state, he filed a lawsuit to be freed from his owner. He believed that no slave could be expected to recognize the bonds of slavery in a state which had outlawed the practice. A supreme court filled with Southerners who sympathized with Southern culture (the Taney court...Taney was the chief justice) decided that slavery was for life, and that any slave that originated from a Southern state would be held legally by the bonds of slavery no matter what state in the Union the owner decided to bring him to. This effectively destroyed the last ditch attempt by Steven Douglas in the Kansas-Nebraska act to patch together yet another compromise to retain some balance of power that would allow the South to have enough power in the Senate to believe they could unite together and block politically any attempt at abolition.

Answer 9

The Dread Scott decision, arguably the worst decision in the history of the Supreme Court, was certainly the decision that had the most disasterous effect upon the health of this nascent nation's political health and the well being of its citizens, directly leading to the Civil War in due time. (Great sentence, you have my permission to use it in whole or in part)

Answer 10

wow thank you so much...!!

Answer 11

I will continue, you will get at least a B+, but I want to chat with you a bit after and I want you to really understand some of this history. It really is important, even though I know it can seem boring and distant.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

yea thats fine I also have a history exam next week so i need to know this stuff .. even tho i dont like it much..

Answer 14

Will you give me a chance to get you to at least not hate it?

Answer 15

hahaha hmm yea sure y not

Answer 16

Why are you so behind on this paper? I have been behind on many papers so I wont judge.

Answer 17

Tell me something about yourself. This is a lot of work, but I love talking about history.

Answer 18

because i have to due 2 other papers thats y

Answer 19

i choose to due history last lol

Answer 20

What are the other papers about?

Answer 21

I get it.

Answer 22

iam done wid those it was for my english and theatre class

Answer 23

Send me the other papers and I will proff read them.

Answer 24

I live in Colorado, have a US History Degree and Education degree from the University of Northern Colorado. What college do you go to and where is it?

Answer 25

oh iam pretty sure i did good because i told my professor to look over it. i really need help with this paper tho

Answer 26

But Im curious to see what you are writing about and how well you write.

Answer 27

ill send you the history paper which i have wrote until now.

Answer 28

The most troublesome aspect of the Kansas Nebraska act was the provision that allowed Kansas to decide for itself, as a state, using democratic methods, whether or not it would be a so called free state, not allowing slavery, or a slave state, like the states in the South. Since the result would allow for two additional senators to champion the ideals of these two powerful cultures within the politically power structure of the Senate, all the stops were pulled out by both sides to win the vote. This led to the division of the State of Kansas,

Please send me all you have written. I will keep writing. English, theater, and history. I will not mock you and I am very good.

Answer 29

Now.

Answer 30

can i email it to u because its pretty long

Answer 31

This led to the division of the State of Kansas, two separate capital cities, Lawrence and


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Answer 32

ok i emailed it to you.

Answer 33

the history paper.

Answer 34

Kansas, both sides establishing a separate capital city, one in Lawrence, and one in Topeka. (Please add this to the piece above... after sentence ... states in the South. The philosophy behind this method seemed sound, called popular soveriegnty. The will of the people, who were to have the power, would become law.... Also, correct an above paragraph.... failure of compromise of 1850 to hold, after the previous failure of the Missouri compromise, .... ok? I want you to send me the english paper. Please? What is the problem? Why are you hesitating?

Answer 35

because i want you to help me with my history. I am already done with english. i can send it to you later its in my usb ..i dont have my usb with me right now.

Answer 36

Along with these political entities, thug tactics of ballot stuffing, intimidation, threats, violence, and even fighting, shooting, killing, and masacreing were seen in Kansas. Many of the worst offenders were zealots who were not even living in Kansas. They came from outside to attempt to influence locally what was clearly a national powderkeg, as the resulting Civil war would attest.

Answer 37

do you know all this by memory ??

Answer 38

Ok. So what is your name? Or is that too much info? Yep.

Answer 39

Im Jason.

Answer 40

your email is not right didnt let me send

Answer 41

The most famous man was named John Brown. He became a key figure in the hightning


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Answer 42

please.

Answer 43

ok i sent it there my name is Nav.

Answer 44

and iam failing my history class :/

Answer 45

did u get the email?

Answer 46

r u there?

Answer 47

I was writing on Russia and the United states... i see you wanted some info on that also

Answer 48

Well Nav, lets get you to pass this class.

Answer 49

Correct above... they came from outside Kansas. Proceeding....()

Answer 50

hey yea nvmd i was looking at the other questions you did not delete nevermind

Answer 51

and noo i dont want any info on russia and the US i wrote there by accident i just need help with this sorry.

Answer 52

ok

Answer 53

hmm yea so did u read the essay i sent via email?

Answer 54

not all yet... I will get to that soon. It needs a little work.. but relax. I think you will be able to get an A for this paper... but you have to promise me you will learn some of the big ideas that you are supposed to learn here. Not because of your teacher, but because I think they are important. Ok Nav?

Answer 55

ok for sure i will :) ...

Answer 56

May 21, 1856 so called "Border Ruffians", men who believed in the right to own slaves, came across the border group of Border Ruffians entered the Free-State Lawrence, burned the Free State Hotel, destroyed two Abolitionist newspaper offices destroyed their printing presses, ransacked homes, and stole from stores. This attack both on the property and ability to distribute ideas, with the destruction of the printing press, that being the internet of the time, against those most devoted to the cause of abolition, angered John Brown.

Answer 57

would this be a event leading to the civil war?

Answer 58

Yes it is. I have two conversation going. Sorry. Please let me finish and bring some color to the story. Isnt it at least a little interesting? yet?

Answer 59

yea it is interesting.. its fine u can help the other person. when you free you can help me thank you i appreciate it.

Answer 60

What is the most interesting and I want you to ask me at least 5 questions that you are curious about, even if you really do not care.

Answer 61

OK?

Answer 62

are you still there? how late are you going to be awake? need to know. Or I will stop working tonight.

Answer 63

hey sorry i went to sleep last night .. so yea I am still working on the paper.