Mrs. Pagotto's Website
Chapter 15: A Nation Breaking Apart (1846-1861)
Section 1: Tensions Rise Between North and South
Objectives/ Students should be able to:
Compare and contrast the economic paths of the North and South
Summarize the effects of territorial expansion on the debate over slavery
Analyze how the Compromise of 1850 fueled the Union's crisis
Explain how political tensions resulted in violence
Mrs. Pagotto's Video Lecture: YouTube TeacherTube
Reading Guide: 15.1 Reading Guide.pdf
Crossword Puzzle: 15.1 Crossword Puzzle.pdf
Station Packet: Worksheet.doc
U.S. Maps: Maps.doc
People: Guess Who People.doc
Stories about the Fugitive Slave Act:
A Southern Professor Defends the Fugitive Slave Law.doc
Christiana Riot.doc
Shadrach.doc
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT.doc
The Jerry Rescue.doc
William and Ellen Craft.doc
Stories from Slaves: Slave Narratives.pdf
References: References.doc
American Ride Video:
Different Visions, Different Dreams
Section 2: Slavery Dominates Politics
Objectives/ Students should be able to:
Explain how the issue of slavery led to political divisions
Identify the events that brought the nation to the breaking point
Reading Guide: 15.2 Reading Guide.pdf
Worksheets:
Dred Scott Magazine Article.pdf
Dred Scott Play.pdf
John Brown "Reading Like a Historian":John Brown Student Guide- Reading Like A Historian.pdf
American Ride Video:
Websites:
The Underground Railroad- Interactive Website
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
Section 3: Lincoln's Election and Southern Secession
Objectives/ Students should be able to:
Explain how the 1860 election revealed the divisions in the country
Describe the reasons for, and responses to, the secession of seven Southern states
Mrs. Pagotto's Video Lecture: 15.3 Video Lecture.mp4
PowerPoint: Ch 15.3 Lincoln's Election and Southern Secession.ppt
Reading Guide: 15.3 Reading Guide.pdf
American Ride Video:
Study Guide: Ch 15 Study Guide.pdf
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