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Popular Sovereignty is extremely important to the people of America due to the issues the lack of it had before, with the British monarchy. The concept of popular sovereignty claims that the power that government holds is only maintained by the people's consent.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 13y agoPopular Sovereignty= "Let the people decide." The concept that the people of their own territory should get to decide weather they entered the union as a free or slave state.
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∙ 14y agoHow was "popular sovereignty" appealing as a solution to the emotional debate about the future of slavery in the United States?
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Why did the northwest territory appeal to many people from northern states and to many African Americans?
The African Americans appealed to the pacific northwest because in the north there was descrimination and segergation The African Americans appealed to the pacific northwest because in the north there was descrimination and segergation
Why were Americans so long reluctant to break with Britain how does the declaration of independence explain the causes that impel them to separation?
· The Americans were so long reluctant to break with Britain because the Americans had a lot of autonomy and were reliant on British trade for many goods. Many of them felt as if they would be unable to mount a respectable defense against a British attack after they fought for sovereignty.
The idea that people living in a territory had the right to decide by voting wh ether to allow slavery in the territory?
It was called 'Popular Sovereignty', and Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois was confident that it would settle the issue and avert war. In fact, it caused the bloodshed the first time it was tried - in Kansas - and helped to start the war.
Who are the most popular native Americans today?
The Sioux tribe was one of the most popular tribes, however there were many others, such as Cobayye, Blackfoot, Cheyenne and many more.
When the native Americans were moved from their lands what trail did they take to their new location?
There were many trails used to 'export' Native Americans, but the most popular one is the 'Trail of Tears'
Why did Kennedy have such an appeal to many Americans?
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Why did overseas markets appeal to many Americans?
Overseas markets appeal to many Americans. One possible explanation for this is the fact that overseas markets can look a lot cheaper.
Why was the US opinion about Germany against them?
German was a monarchy which didn’t appeal to many Americans democratic ideals (apex)
What concept did many leaders believe new territories should use to resolve the slavery issue?
Popular Sovereigntypopular sovereignty
What caused U. S. opinion to be against Germany?
The imperial ambitions of Germany worried those with trading ties to Europe, and Germany had targeted the shipping of neutral nations such as the US.
What caused United states opinion to be against germany?
Germany was a monarchy, which didn't appeal to many Americans democratic ideals
Why did the northwest territory appeal to many people from northern states and to many African Americans?
The African Americans appealed to the pacific northwest because in the north there was descrimination and segergation The African Americans appealed to the pacific northwest because in the north there was descrimination and segergation
How many pages does The Appeal have?
The Appeal has 384 pages.
Why were Americans so long reluctant to break with Britain how does the declaration of independence explain the causes that impel them to separation?
· The Americans were so long reluctant to break with Britain because the Americans had a lot of autonomy and were reliant on British trade for many goods. Many of them felt as if they would be unable to mount a respectable defense against a British attack after they fought for sovereignty.
The idea that people living in a territory had the right to decide by voting wh ether to allow slavery in the territory?
It was called 'Popular Sovereignty', and Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois was confident that it would settle the issue and avert war. In fact, it caused the bloodshed the first time it was tried - in Kansas - and helped to start the war.
How many conditions are in consumer sovereignty?
5
What was Lecompton constitution's problem?
It was pro-slavery. The Problem with that was many abolitionists from the North went to Kansas and Nebraska when they heard that slavery would be decided by popular sovereignty, or the popular vote. Lincoln Vetoed the Constitution, and there was enough opposition in Kansas for it not to pass.
