Avoiding the Civil War: Compromises between the north and the south
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In this reading, students will learn about the Missouri compromise, the compromise of 1850, Kansas-Nebraska act. Students will research the growing rift between the North and the South and the attempts to keep the country united. Questions are provided along with a Venn diagram for students to compare and contrast the two compromises.
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