v Classwork for (GCS) | x 9/22 Civil War Strate X 9/19 Civil War Begins X 9/18 Breaking Point: | X *Chat Thread X + X CA docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_9DIQuMLup7EFbr9rjm4a5eEl-gEBij8-46ICTrDEYU/edit?slide=id.... [ Q k Ca greenvilleschools.us bookmarks PRACTICE SET: A2.. EZnita Jackson - Cha. Znita Jackson | Sm. * Public transportation. All Bookmarks Q Menus Fit View only Theme 3 DAY 4 Birth of the Republican Party Bell Ringer 9/18 The 1), introduced in 1846, sought to ban slavery in any territory acquired from Mexico, sparking fierce debate and leading to the rise of the 2). Meanwhile, the 3) led to a population boom in 13 California and forced Congress to decide on statehood. This led to the 4), which admitted California as a free state while allowing 5) to determine slavery in other new territories. As part of the compromise, the 6) was passed, requiring Northern states to return escaped slaves. Already high tensions escalated further during 7), where violent clashes erupted over the issue of slavery in the territory. The national divide even reached Congress when abolitionist senator 8) was brutally attacked on the Senate floor after delivering an anti-slavery speech, highlighting the deepening sectional crisis. Lending to Civil War 1854-1841 Bleeding Kansas Compromise of 1850 Fugitive Slave Act Popular Sovereignty Birth of Charles Sumner Free Soilers Gold Rush Wilmot Proviso Republican Party Birth er the Republican Party