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2	"NORTH" NORTH (Industry) High Protective Tariffs Internal Improvements Second National Bank Immigration SOUTH (Plantation) Low Tariffs State Banks Cotton industry Slavery
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4	Abolitionists The Liberator -William Lloyd Garrison
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7	Missouri Compromise 1820
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10	Compromise of 1850
11	Kansas- Nebraska Act 1854 Abolished Missouri Compromise Popular Sovereignty Pioneers from both North and South Rushed to Territory Bleeding Kansas
12	Dred Scott Decision 1857 Dred Scott sued for his freedom Roger Taney -Supreme Court Chief Justice 1. Slaves not citizens 2. Slaves are property
13	John Brown Raid 1859 Seized Federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry Planned to arm slaves for rebellion Found guilty of murder and treason Hanged Martyred
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18	Advantages NORTH Population,22 million, 800,000 immigrants Factories,92% Navy, Blockade Railroads,20,000miles Banks,330 million Food crops, 2/3 Central government, W.D.C. President Lincoln: Leadership, Goal ? SOUTH Better Military Leaders Familiar Terrain Cause?? Defensive War Skilled Riflemen Cotton King,$$$ from ??? Banking, 47 million
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38	Raising an Army: North Volunteers Draft/ Conscription Substitute/ Exemption Bounty Jumping??
39	Raising an Army: South Volunteers Draft Subs “Rich man war poor mans fight”
40	Financing the War: North Tariff-high tax War Bonds Income tax Greenbacks
41	Financing the War: South Loans from Private citizens Loans from foreign countries Taxes Confederate Bank Notes