Unit 10
Causes of the Civil War
Economy
Sectionalism
Slavery
States' Rights
Election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860
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Causes of the Civil War
Economy
Sectionalism
Slavery
States' Rights
Election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860
Get Ready to Dive Into U.S. History!
We’re about to uncover the sparks that lit the fire of the Civil War!
Together, we’ll explore:
🛑 The Fight Against Slavery: Learn about the abolitionist movement, the courageous leaders who stood up for freedom, and how their actions inspired change across the country.
💰 Money Matters: Discover the major economic differences between the North (Union) and the South (Confederacy) and how they shaped two very different ways of life.
⚡ What Led to War? We’ll break down the big causes of the Civil War, including:
Sectionalism: What happens when you care more about your region than your country?
States’ Rights: Who should have the power—the states or the federal government?
Slavery: The heartbreaking issue that divided a nation.
By the end, you’ll see how these factors pushed the United States to the brink of war and forever changed history. Let’s dive in!
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U.S. Constitution
The Constitution of the United States is the supreme law in the United States of America.
Written in 1789, it is our nation's first constitution; it is the national framework of the U.S. government.
BILL OF RIGHTS
The first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
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