causes of the civil war

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MS joined the union on

december 10th, 1817

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the first state capital

natchez

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the 1st state constitution was

constitution of 1817

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a person in 1817 could vote if they were:

white, male, over the age of 21, and a landowner or state militia

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to be governer you had to own

600 acres in land or $2,000 in property

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judicial officials were -------- not elected

appointed

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an allegiance to local rather than national interests

sectionalism

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a tax placed on manufactured goods imported from other countries

protective tariff

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the tax's purpose was to

protect U.S companies from foreign competition

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protective tariffs were popular in the ----------- which had factories

northeast

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the north was

industrial; factories, manufacturing, machinery

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the south was

agricultural; raw goods and crops

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the south hated tariffs because it traded ------- for european goods and had to pay more

cotton

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primary source of labor in the south

slavery

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in the northeast, white workers earning a ------ did most of the work

wage

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slavery became the single most -------- ------ in U.S politics

sectional issue

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the legislature chose ---------- ------- on the pearl river for a new capital

lefleur's bluff

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the new capital was named -------- for general andrew jackson

jackson

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made judges elected instead of appointed, kept slavery legal, and limited public office to white men

constitution of 1832

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only the ------- and ----------- remained in MS at statehood in 1817

choctaw and chickasaw

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under the --------- ---------- ---- -- ------ they gve up their remaining lands and moved to indian territory

indian removal act of 1830

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meant a land rush, a population boom, and fast money

flush times

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land was sold at $---- an acre with 50-acre minimum and credit was allowed

$1.25

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population grew from 136,621 in 1830 to

375,651 in 1840

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the belief that westward expansion was justified and inevitable

manifest destiny

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missouri, eligible for statehood in -----, would tip the balance between free and slave states

1819

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added states in pairs: missouri (1821) and maine (1820)

the missouri compromise

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the missouri compromise banned slavery north of

36, 30

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in 1836 texas won independence from ----- and asked to join the U.S

mexico

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texas was so big, people considered splitting it into

5 states

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texas joined as a slave state in

1845

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MS raised 2 regiments and ----------- ----- led one of them

jefferson davis

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ended the war in 1848

the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo

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The U.S gained land that became

new mexico, arizona, utah, nevada, and california

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proposed banning slavery in all land taken from mexico

david wilmot

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california joined as a state in

1850

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was called "the great pacificator"

senator henry clay

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ended the slave trade in washington D.C

compromise of 1850

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delegates met at jackson in what was meant to be a secession convention

november 10, 1851

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southern politicians who argued secession was the only way to save the southern way of life

fire-eaters

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MS'S best known fire-eaters were

John A. Quitman and John J. Pettus

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uncle tom's cabin was a novel about anti-slavery written by abolitionist

harriett beecher stowe

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the novel sold ---,--- copies the 1st yr and was the 1st american novel to sell 1 million

300,000

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undid the compromise of 1820

kansas-nebraska act of 1854

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the kansas-nebraska act opened new territory to ------ -------- (letting settlers vote on slaves' rights)

popular soverignty

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abolitionists were against the ---, southerners applauded it

law

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dred scott had lived in

free illinois

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the supreme court under ------ --------- -------- ------- ruled against him

chief justice roger taney

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the ruling said

enslaved people weren't citizens and their owners could take them anywhere

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john brown raided the ------- ------ at harpers ferry, VA

federal arsenal

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after dred scott and john brown's raid, americans were tired of the

compromise

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most people expected war between slave and free states by

1860