Primary AND Secondary Sources

3/5ths Compromise (1787):

• Primary Source:  Constitution, Article 1, Section 2, Number 3 (see your book on pg 233)
• Textbook pages: 204-205

The Missouri Compromise (1820):

• Editorials:  Get document from Mr. Wells
• Textbook pages: 323-24, 436-37, 447, 624

The Compromise of 1850:

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• Textbook pages: 434, 439

The Fugitive Slave Act (1950):

• Primary Document - See Thomas Jefferson document  and Reward for Runaway Slave
• Textbook pages: 441-42

The Underground Railroad:

•  Click here for Slave Narratives about escaping to freedom
•  See Mr. Well's for the Map,  Harriet Tubman book
• Textbook pages: 406,  418 - 421 (abolitionists); 422 - 424 (Underground Railroad), 429, 442

The Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854):

• Editorials to newspapers (Primary Sources)
• Political Cartoon (Primary Sources): "Little Stephen A. Trying to Climb a Very High Chair", "Forcing Slavery Down the Throats of a Freesoiler"
• Textbook pages:  442-443, "Bleeding Kansas" on 444

Dred Scott Surpreme Courta Case (1857):

• Editorials from Newspapers of the time, Frank Leslie's Newspaper
• Political Cartoons:  "Ho! For Salt River," "Music by Dred Scott," 
• Textbook pages:  446-7, 505, 624 

John Brown / Harper's Ferry, VA (1859):

• Editorials to newspapers (Primary Sources)
• Political Cartoon (Primary Sources):  On This Day..., "Premature Movement" - from class
• Textbook pages:  444 (compare picture to cartoon) and 448

The Confederate States of America Secede from the Union (1861):

• Political Cartoons:  "The Union States Must and Shall Be Preserved,"
• Textbook Pages:  483 (economy during Civil War); 338, 438-39 (succession issue)