Answer: 1. 1854 bill that mandated popular sovereignty. It allowed settlers to decide if they wanted slavery in their state or not.
2. The North was very very very mad. The Missouri Compromise had made this from happening all the way back in 1820.
3. It was greatly praised. But anti slave people in the South wanted another vote. But pro slave people didn't vote because they wanted to keep slavery.
4. President Franklin Pierce
5. It allowed people to decide for themselves and they didn't have to like slavery
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A. Ancient Ones
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There was a strong spirit of cooperation
Map shows when the states ratified<span> the </span>19th amendment<span> to the U.S. Constitution giving women the right to vote. The </span>approval<span> of thirty-six </span>states<span> was</span>needed to ratify<span> the </span>amendment<span>; Tennessee became the thirty-sixth on August 18, </span>1920<span>, fourteen months after Congress </span>had passed<span> it.</span>
Dear Grandmother,
We miss you and send you our love. Life here is very hard. This winter the snow was 6 feet deep and didn't finally melt until May. It was terribly cold. Even with a roaring fire we all slept under six blankets and still felt the cold. We ran out of feed and had to slaughter our horse. I don't know how we'll get rid of the stumps on the newly cleared land.
Bartholomew, Rachel and little William all died from measles in December. A week ago Eleanor broke her leg and can't walk at all. There are no doctors here; I fear her leg will make her deformed. The parson says God is punishing us for our sins. But Alice and I go to church three times a week and pray constantly. I don't know what sins God is punishing us for.
Love: (your name)
