Asked by Alexandria Lewis on Jul 03, 2024
Examine the development of the concept of a Slave Power in the North from 1836 to 1861. What events made the presence of such a power credible to northerners? Why did northerners fear the Slave Power? What forces and events caused that fear to increase?
Slave Power
A term used to describe the perceived political power held by slave owners in the United States pre-Civil War, influencing legislation and government.
Increase of Fear
A situation where the level of anxiety, worry, or dread in a population or individual grows significantly, often in response to real or perceived threats.
- Pinpoint the events and statutes that exacerbated tensions prior to the Civil War.
Learning Objectives
- Pinpoint the events and statutes that exacerbated tensions prior to the Civil War.
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