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Josh Calen
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Updated Apr 22, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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These are the events leading to the Civil War ranked
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123 in importance.
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Event number three, the Missouri compromise.
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This created the fugitive Slave Act.
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It made it so that people would now receive more
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severe punishments for aiding fugitive slaves.
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This angered abolitionists.
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It also caused some people who are previously aiding fugitive
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slaves to start doing extra violence, such as john brown.
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It also had some of the effects that angered southerners,
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such as cutting off the slave trade.
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Essentially, this was a source for a group of problems
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leading to the war.
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Event number two, the dread scott decision.
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This happened when a slave named dread scott wanted to
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apply for freedom because he was living in a free
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state for some time.
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He went to the Supreme Court, but instead they made
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a rule that went against what he was going for.
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It made it so that all black people were not
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citizens, slaves were property so they could be taken river
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under their owner and it nullified the Missouri compromise.
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This was remarkable because the case was to gain freedom,
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but it ended up removing even more of it.
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This made abolitionists furious.
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It also made the start political contrast even larger and
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eventually encouraged Abraham Lincoln to be president among his among
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his voters.
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Finally, number one, the 18 60 election.
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This was definitely the most important event leading up to
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the civil war Lincoln from the Republican Party, a party
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based on anti slavery beliefs, was elected in 18 60.
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This immediately caused some southern states to secede and become
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a confederacy, mainly out of fear.
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This was the event that immediately caused the conflict to
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grow to the point of no return.
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Thank you.
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