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1.The cartoon depicts various politicians pulling at different sections of the US map. Why does this represent sectionalism?


2: Why was slavery a major issue of concern between the federal and state governments in the 1800s leading up to the Civil War?


3: Define Sectionalism? How does it relate to the Civil War?



4: Define the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854. What caused it and what was one effect after it was enacted?



5: Who won the Election of 1860? What was an effect of this election?

1. This cartoon depicts sectionalism to show that the people of the US had become more concerned with issues in their own region and not the entire country.

2. The issue of slavery became a serious issue because the federal government under the leadership of Lincoln wanted to abolish slavery in the entire country.

The slave states fought back because the slaves were their primary means of labor in the farms.

3. Sectionalism is the situation that exists where the people of a coungtry are more concerned about their individual regions and neglect issues that concern the country as a whole.

Sectional differences was based on how the north and the south saw the issues of slavery. The North wanted it abolished, the south did not.

4. The Kansa Nebraska act was the act in the country that repealed the Missouri compromise. The act gave states the right to choose their stance on the issues of slavery.

5. The election of 1860 was won by Abraham Lincoln. The effe ct of the election was the abolishment of slavery and the civil war.

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