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    The document summarizes key events of the American Civil War, including its causes such as tensions between northern and southern states over slavery and states' rights. It discusses the violent period of Bleeding Kansas where pro and anti-slavery factions fought. The Missouri Compromise allowed states to choose whether they were free or slave states. The Fugitive Slave Act allowed slave owners to capture escaped slaves in northern states. Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and Emancipation Proclamation aimed to end slavery and bloodshed.

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    THE BISHOP’S CO-ED SCHOOL KALYANI NAGAR

    HISTORY & CIVICS–CHAPTER 3


    THE GROWTH OF NATIONALISM II –THE US (AMERICAN) CIVIL WAR
    CLASS 8
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    THE GROWTH OF
    NATIONALISM II- THE
    US (AMERICAN) CIVIL
    WAR
    CAUSES OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL
    WAR
    The interests of the Northern and Southern
    States .
    The Compromises of 1850s
    The Slavery.
    The Secession of States.
    BLEEDING KANSAS
     Three distinct political groups occupied Kansas :
     Pro slavery .
     Free States.
     Abolitionists.
     Violence broke out between these opposing factions and continued
    until Kansas entered the Union as a free State .
     This era became forever known as Bleeding Kansas.
    THE MISSOURIE COMPROMISE

    The Missourie Compromise gave the


    States the authority to decide whether
    they wanted to be a free or a slave
    state.
    THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT
    The Fugitive Slave Act gave slave owners the
    freedom to travel to the north to capture any
    slave who had escaped from the southern
    plantations.
    GETTYSBURG SPEECH

    Abraham Lincoln urged for the abolition of


    slavery in his famous Gettysburg Speech,
    after seeing the vast bloodshed on the
    battlefield of Gettysburg.
    EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.

    Abraham Lincoln declared slavery illegal in the


    Southern States by his Emancipation
    Proclamation.
    THANK YOU

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