Question

How were the North and south divided in the Cotton gin, the Louisiana purchase, the Abolishment of slave importation, the Missouri compromise, texas admitted as a state, Mexican-American War, The Wilmont Proviso, The California Gold Rush/Admission as a state/Compromise of 1850, Fugitive Slave act, Uncle Tom's Cabin is published, Bleeding Kansas, The Sumner Caning, Dred Scott Decision, Lincoln-Douglas Debates, and the Raid on Harpers Ferry?

Answer 1

Uhm idk if we can answer all these

Answer 2

But the north was anti-slaver and south was pro slavery

Answer 3

All territories gained needed to pick a side weather to be a slave state or not

Answer 4

Mexican american war created a couple of new states

Answer 5

Gold rush created california

Answer 6

Cotton gin was a product that helped produce cotton faster so its important to southern plantations

Answer 7

North was an industrialized economy

Answer 8

Uncle tom was a book written by a slave about the horrors of slavery

Answer 9

Fugitive slave act was to catch escaped slaves from north

Answer 10

Oml this is a lot to give basic info on uhh you do the rest

Answer 11

Remember north against slaver and south embraced it

Answer 12

`the Cotton Gin`
North:
- thought the cotton gin should be abolished
South:
- thought the cotton gin should be kept and not abolished

`the Louisiana Purchase`
North:
- north wanted no slavery in the new land
South:
- wanted slavery to continue into the new land

`the Abolushment of slave importation`
North:
- north wanted to abolish slavery, pushing this to end slavery
South:
- south wanted nothing to do with the abolishment of savery, figuring it was better to have slaves then it was to abolish it

`the Missouri compromise`
North:
- the north disagreed because it lead to slavery going into new territory
South:
- the southern people who opposed this did so because it allowed Congress to change laws concerning slavery

`Texas admitted as a state`
North:
- liked the idea because it allowed for more land
South:
- disliked the idea because it was going to be a non-slave area

`Mexican-American war`
North:
- wasn't as worried about the war as the south was
South:
- worried because of how close Mexico was to the southern portion of North America

`The Wilmont Priviso`
North:
- the north said Africans were human beings
South:
- said that slavery should be legal everywhere

`The California Gold Rush/.../...`
North:
- said that California was raising the economy
South:
- wanted slavery all over the country, and mainly in the south portion

`Fugitive Slave act`
North:
- opposed this because it would lead to bounty hunters
South:
- agreed with the act because they could then get more slaves from the bounty hunters

`Uncle Tom's Cabin is published`
North:
- realized how unjust slavery was
South:
- protected the institution because it supported slavery

`Bleeding Kansas`
North:
- Northerners didn't want this because it would lead to slavery in the north
South:
- Southerners wanted this because it would spread slavery

`The Sumner Caning`
North:
- North said the south had caused it
South:
- South said north had caused it

`Dred Scott Decision`
North:
- disagreed with it
South:
- partial disagreement with it

`Lincoln-Douglas Debates`
North:
- Douglas' position favored the north
South:
- southerners were angry at Douglas' position

`the Raid on Harpers Ferry`
North:
- said it was the south who caused it
South:
- southerners connected the raid with political parties in the north, saying they caused it

Answer 13

About time lol