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History of the United States

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In the 1800s many people in the North moved to

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(cities)

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The North gave up its demand for an end to slavery in all the territories Congress passed a new stricter fugitive slave law

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true

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Describes the feeling of likeness with people of one's own region and difference from people of other regions

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Sectionalism

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The Louisiana Purchase included land that was located west of the Mississippi River and included how many acres of land

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Over 1/2 Billion

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As the first colonists began to raise on huge areas of land they needed an inexpensive reliable labor force

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(Tobacco)

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South Carolina stood by its position concerning its rights as a state

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(True)

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In the South several crops were important at first but later became the most important

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(Cotton)

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At the beginning of the 1800s the US had been a nation for years

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(a few)

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Rivers and made it easy to ship crops out of the South and bring in other products

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(canals)

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The Great Compromiser wrote the Compromise Tariff of 1833 which greatly reduced the tariff duties

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(Henry Clay)

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The Southern became strong and prosperous

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economy

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Once the indenture was finished serving his or her time he or she was still not free

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false

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Cotton became one of the main crops in the Southern economic system and the South became known as the

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it is cotton kingdom (a+answer)

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The large farms in the south were called blank

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The large farms in the south were called plantations. Many had slaves working on them.

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What People within each section began to feel more

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A++ united :)

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Who Was the belief that the US was destined to stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.

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Manifest Destiny

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In the 1800s many people in the North moved to

(cities)

The North gave up its demand for an end to slavery in all the territories Congress passed a new stricter fugitive slave law

true

Describes the feeling of likeness with people of one's own region and difference from people of other regions

Sectionalism

from J LO K.S.B.

The Louisiana Purchase included land that was located west of the Mississippi River and included how many acres of land

Over 1/2 Billion

As the first colonists began to raise on huge areas of land they needed an inexpensive reliable labor force

(Tobacco)

South Carolina stood by its position concerning its rights as a state

(True)

In the South several crops were important at first but later became the most important

(Cotton)

At the beginning of the 1800s the US had been a nation for years

(a few)

Rivers and made it easy to ship crops out of the South and bring in other products

(canals)

The Great Compromiser wrote the Compromise Tariff of 1833 which greatly reduced the tariff duties

(Henry Clay)

The Southern became strong and prosperous

economy

Once the indenture was finished serving his or her time he or she was still not free

false

Cotton became one of the main crops in the Southern economic system and the South became known as the

it is cotton kingdom (a+answer)

The large farms in the south were called blank

The large farms in the south were called plantations. Many had slaves working on them.

Forced congress to decide if slavery would be allowed in regions west of the mississippi

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