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Checks and Balances

The US Congress- has 2 sections the House of Representatives and the Senate, both of which need to agree to create laws

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U.S. Congress

the legislature of the United States government has 2 sections the House of Representatives and the Senate, both of which need to agree to create laws

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U.S. President

Vetoes and pass laws

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U.S. Supreme Court

ensure that all laws and government follow in order in accordance with the US Constitution

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Manifest Destiny

1800s belief that Americans had the right to spread across the continent.

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Annexation of Texas

Texas declared its self independent, yet being vulnerable having depeparted from Mexico it looked toward the US for protection resulting in border disputes and a war against Mexico

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Wilmot provision

States that any state acquired by the us from Mexican territories will not be allowed to have slavery

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European Immigration

2 million into America led to nativism, a movement meant to favor Americans born in the states

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Impacts of European immigration (north)

mostly in the north, because of its higher number of opportunities, which increases the population and resulting in an wartime advantage

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westward expansion

Soil from cotton farming worn out so they needed fertile land so they looked westward for itz created problems on what decides if a state was free or slave

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The main reason for the US population growth & wealth

The growth of cotton made up of more then half of all exports and also required more land

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South v. North economy pre civil war.

South- agriculture, north industry

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The Missouri Compromise 1820 (both side thoughts)

A debate on the expansion of slavery westward and whether or not to allow slavery.

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Anti slavery leaders resisted its expansion, for moral and fear that slave states already controlled Congress

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Proslavey goveners argued that congress had no right to dictate if a state was free or Slave, because it interferes with states right

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What was the Missouri Compromise?

Missouri became a slave state while Maine was free to keep balance in Senate. and to maintain this balance, a 36 30 line was created where no state above it could be slave and slavery had to stay below it

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The compromise of 1850

(1) California admitted as free state,

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(2) territorial status and popular sovereignty of Utah and New Mexico,

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(3) resolution of Texas-New Mexico boundaries

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, (4) federal assumption of Texas debt,

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(5) slave trade abolished in DC, and

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(6)new fugitive slave law; advocated by Henry Clay and Stephen A. Douglas

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What cause the 1850 compromise

Cali wanted to be free, slave states hated this so they made a compromise where Cali can be free and slave states got stricter slave laws