North and South Divided

Define Sectionalism.

• loyalty to your section (where you live) rather than loyalty to the Nation as a whole

• to withdraw or break away from the Nation

• a religious meeting

• an official opinion

Match each item to its section.

South

• pro slavery

• anti slavery

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing

Match each item to its section.

North

• pro slavery

• anti slavery

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing

What increased tensions between the North and the South?

• arguments that the Federal Government was too weak

• The rise of sectionalism, the growing disagreement over states' rights, and the issue of slavery.

• The climate and geography of the North and South.

• The Arguments over the growth of the military.

How did the South Feel about Tariffs?

• Opposed them

• Agreed with them

Why didn't the South approve of the Tariffs?

• because the North did approve and the South wanted to tick them off.

• because the South had to pay most of the Tariffs.

What were the main purposes of the Missouri Compromise?

Check all that apply.

• To ease the tensions between the North and the South

• To ensure slavery was enforced in all the states

• To ensure that all slaves were free

• To maintain the balance in Congress

Which compromise stated that slavery would not be allowed north of the 36 parallel?

• Tariff of 1832

• Compromise of 1850

• Missouri Compromise

Match the person to their accomplishments.

Nat Turner

• led a slave rebellion

• led slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad

• mailed himself to freedom

• escaped to the North and became a leader of the abolitionist movement

Match the person to their accomplishments.

Henry "Box" Brown

• led a slave rebellion

• led slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad

• mailed himself to freedom

• escaped to the North and became a leader of the abolitionist movement