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COMPROMISE OF 1820 (MISSOURI COMPROMISE)
You will be viewing this specific scenario as the person from your card. (Except for the 2 of you who picked Missouri and Maine.)
Do you think Missouri should enter the Union as a free or slave state? Why do you want that?
AFTER READING THE COMPROMISE:
How do you feel about the Missouri Compromise decision? Why?
COMPROMISE OF 1850
You will be viewing this specific scenario as the person from your card.
Do you think the new territories should enter the Union as free or slave states?
Why do you want that?
AFTER READING THE COMPROMISE OF 1850 EXCERPT
How do you feel about the Compromise of 1850 decision?
AFTER READING THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT EXCERPT
How do you feel about the Fugitive Slave Act? Is it fair? Why or why not?
KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT
You will be viewing this specific scenario as the person from your card.
Do you think Kansas and Nebraska should enter as free or slave states?
Why do you want that?
How do you feel about the Kansas-Nebraska Act decision?
DRED SCOTT CASE
You will be viewing this specific scenario as the person from your card.
If you were a Supreme Court justice deciding this case, who would you rule in favor of? Why?
According to the editorial, what group does the author believe the Supreme Court decision favors?
JOHN BROWN’S RAID
You will be viewing this specific scenario as the person from your card.
Do you think that John Brown is a martyr or terrorist? Why?
Martyr: a person who is killed because of their beliefs (often used in a religious context)
Terrorist: a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aim
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