Tuesday, March 5, 2013
SECTIONALISM AND CIVIL WAR
I. Sectional Differences:
II. COMPROMISE OF 1850
1845: 15-13 (Texas and Florida)
1846: 15-14 (Iowa)
1848: 15-15 (Wisconsin)
1. Fugitive Slave Act
2. Abolish slave trade in D.C.
3. Cali in as Free State
4. Popular Sovereignty in new territories
5. Resolved boundary dispute btw. Texas and New Mexico
III. The Trouble Escalates:
A. Transcontinental Railroad --Stephen Douglas
B. Kansas-Nebraska Act
C. “Bleeding Kansas” (1854-1858) --New England Emigrant Aid Company --“Beecher’s Bibles” --John Brown --Pottawatomie Creek (May 24, 1856)
D. The Caning of Sumner (1856)
IV. Party Politics
A. Decline of the Whigs
B. Rise and Fall of the "Know-Nothings"
C. Rise of the Republicans --
The Election of 1856-- Buchanan(Dem.) vs. Fremont(Rep.) in North
Buchanan vs. Fillmore in South (American/Know-Nothing/Whig)
V. On the Verge of War:
A. Dred Scott
B. Panic of 1857
C. Lincoln-Douglas Debate for Senate (Rep.) (Dem.)
D. John Brown's Raid
E. The Election of Lincoln
Lincoln (Rep.)
Douglas (Dem.) {border and North}
Breckinridge (Dem.) {South}
COURSE SCHEDULE
Week One:
Jan. 7 Intro/Pre-Columbian Americas
Jan. 9 Syllabus sign-in sheet due/“Discovery” and Exploration
Week Two:
Jan. 14 Early English and Other Colonies: Labor Troubles
Jan. 16 Early English and Other Colonies: Labor Troubles
Week Three:
Jan. 21 HOLIDAY…MLK DAY
Jan. 23. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Due /Mid-Century Challenges
Week Four:
Jan. 28 Road to War/Common Sense Reading Due/ MIDTERM REVIEW
Jan. 30 Revolutionary War/Declaration of Independence Reading Due
Week Five:
Feb. 4 Early National Period/
Feb. 6 MIDTERM EXAMINATION/Essay Assignment Handout
Week Six:
Feb. 11 Early Industrialism
Feb. 13 The 1820s and The World of Andrew Jackson/Cherokee Removal Debate Prep
Week Seven:
Feb. 18. Cherokee Removal Debate/War with Mexico
Feb. 20 “Secret Life” Reading/Prep for Slavery Essay
Week Eight:
Feb. 25 Sectionalism/Frederick Douglass Reading Due
Feb. 27 Sectionalism/ Slavery Essay Written In Class
Week Nine:
Mar 4 Sectionalism/Final Exam Review
Mar. 6 “Cycles of Distrust”—Sectionalism
Week Ten:
Mar. 11 “Cycles of Distrust”—Sectionalism/Horwitz Book Due
Mar. 13 Civil War: From Bull Run to the Gettysburg Address
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Mar. 18: Last day of Class:
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