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    John Caldwell Calhoun was born march 18‚ 1782 in South Carolina‚ Calhoun was conceived‚ and instructed at Yale College. From 1808 to 1810 a monetary subsidence hit the United States and Calhoun understood that British arrangements were destroying the economy. He served in South Carolina’s governing body and was chosen to the United States House of Representatives serving three terms. In 1812‚ Calhoun and Henry Clay‚ two acclaimed "warhawks"‚ who favored war to the "putrescent pool of ignominous peace"

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    Compare and Contrast The Compromise Measures p.1 To compare the articles that is titled William Henry Seward’s Higher Law Speech‚ The Clay Compromise Measures‚ and On the Clay Compromise. They all have one main goal that is to plead their cases to the senators. In the Clay Compromise Measures was the subject of slavery‚ would tear up the Union. So John Calhoun told them they need to keep the parties of the South the Whigs and the Democrats agreeing and not weaken. It doesn’t mean that

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    Waterways have dominated the Canadian economy since 1850. Several industries such as fur trading‚ fishing and lumbering are the dependent upon water transportation. Other industries such as wheat production‚ paper‚ and mining gained importance around the 1850s. Around the first half of the 16th century these waters became of a greater importance as these coast were visited by the French and Portuguese. The second half of the century English fishermen established themselves through the development

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    somewhat disgusted by the appearance of Noah replied‚ “No”. Again trying to act confident about his choice asked “Why not?” then she timidly replied‚ “Cause I don’t want too”.

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    North and South were clashing with‚ “irreconcilable differences of principle‚ and bleeding from wounds within their own household” on June 13‚ 1860‚ only a year before the civil war commenced. Compromises worked to diffuse tensions early on; however as ideas like popular sovereignty came into play‚ compromises were no longer effective. Cultural and economic differences between the North and South continually intensified until finally reaching a climax in 1861 when the civil war started in earnest.

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    Perhaps the three most influential men in the pre-Civil War era were Henry Clay‚ John C. Calhoun‚ and Daniel Webster. These men all died nearly a decade before the civil war began‚ but they didn’t know how much they would effect it. States’ rights was a very controversial issue‚ and one which had strong opposition and radical proposals coming from both sides. John C. Calhoun was in favor of giving states the power to nullify laws that they saw unconstitutional‚ and he presented this theory in his

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    the Constitution by the blood of our Fathers." Date of Death: June 8‚ 1845 Martin Van Buren Born: December 5‚ 1782 in Kinderhook‚ New York Wife and Children: Married to Hannah Hoes Children are Abraham‚ John‚ Martin‚ and Smith. Prior Career: State senator‚ state attorney general‚ U.S. Senator‚ Sec. of State‚ Vice President Party: Democratic Party Age when President: 54 years old Term in office: 1 term (1837-1841) Major Events: Panic of 1837

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    AP U.S. History 1850s- The Decade of Crisis 1. Wilmot Proviso was an amendment proposed‚ by democrat David Wilmot‚ to the bill for peace with Mexico in 1846. The amendment stated that all land attained in the treaty with Mexico would be slave free. This proposed amendment would be a debated for years and set out a pressing issue dealing with westward expansion. Southerners thought it was unfair because‚ “all Americans should have equal rights‚ including the right to move their property.”

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    battle‚ emerging victorious‚ thus proving themselves to be a competent world power. However‚ although the time period after the War of 1812 was dubbed the “Era of Good Feelings‚” growing tension due to a sudden rise of southern nationalism under John C. Calhoun‚ too much involvement from the government‚ and disagreements over slavery created such disunion that the nation descended into utter chaos. The so-called “Era of Good Feelings” was‚ in fact‚ a misnomer – not only was it not a time of good feelings

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    The 1850s were one of a chaotic time in American history. The North and the South were fighting over the slavery issues such as its legality‚ and the south’s economic dependency on it. The North viewed slavery as immoral and unconstitutional‚ but the South wanted slavery to stay because it was the South’s right to do so. Africans were long viewed by other people as the lowest beings‚ as property; therefore‚ in their favor the constitution justified slavery‚ William Lloyd Garrison even went as far

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