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10. Slavery Expands South and West, 1830–1850hewittlawson1e_ch10_1.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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American Histories: James Henry Hammond and Solomon Northruphewittlawson1e_ch10_2.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Planters Expand the Slave Systemhewittlawson1e_ch10_3.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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A Plantation Society Develops in the Southhewittlawson1e_ch10_4.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Urban Life in the Slave Southhewittlawson1e_ch10_5.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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The Consequences of Slavery’s Expansionhewittlawson1e_ch10_6.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.1 Edward Strutt Abdy, Description of Washington, D.C., Slave Pen, 1833hewittlawson1e_ch10_7.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Slave Society and Culturehewittlawson1e_ch10_8.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Slaves Fuel the Southern Economyhewittlawson1e_ch10_9.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Developing an African American Culturehewittlawson1e_ch10_10.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Resistance and Rebellionhewittlawson1e_ch10_11.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Planters Tighten Controlhewittlawson1e_ch10_12.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Harsher Treatment for Southern Blackshewittlawson1e_ch10_13.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Documents 10.2 and 10.3 Debating Slavery: Two Viewshewittlawson1e_ch10_14.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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White Southerners without Slaveshewittlawson1e_ch10_15.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Planters Seek to Unify Southern Whiteshewittlawson1e_ch10_16.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Democrats Face Political and Economic Criseshewittlawson1e_ch10_17.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Continued Conflicts over Indian Landshewittlawson1e_ch10_18.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.4 Petition of the Women’s Councils to the Cherokee National Council, 1831hewittlawson1e_ch10_19.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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The Battle for Texashewittlawson1e_ch10_20.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Van Buren and the Panic of 1837hewittlawson1e_ch10_21.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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The Whigs Win the White Househewittlawson1e_ch10_22.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.5 William Henry Harrison Campaign Poster, 1840hewittlawson1e_ch10_23.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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The National Government Looks to the Westhewittlawson1e_ch10_24.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Expanding to Oregon and Texashewittlawson1e_ch10_25.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Pursuing War with Mexicohewittlawson1e_ch10_26.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Debates over Slavery Intensifyhewittlawson1e_ch10_27.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Conclusion: Geographical Expansion and Political Divisionhewittlawson1e_ch10_28.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Chapter Review: Key Termshewittlawson1e_ch10_29.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document Project 10 Claiming Texashewittlawson1e_ch10_30.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.6 Mary Austin Holley, Letter to Charles Austin, 1831hewittlawson1e_ch10_31.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.7 Colonel Gregorio Gomez, Call to Arms against the Texans, 1835hewittlawson1e_ch10_32.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.8 Colonel William Travis, Appeal for Reinforcements, March 3, 1836hewittlawson1e_ch10_33.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.9 Benjamin Lundy, The War in Texas, 1836hewittlawson1e_ch10_34.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.10 Southerners Support Texas Settlers, 1837hewittlawson1e_ch10_35.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.11 Treaty of Tehuacana Creek, October 9, 1844hewittlawson1e_ch10_36.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch10_37.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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e-Document Project 10 Life in Slaveryhewittlawson1e_ch10_38.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.12 William Wells Brown, Narrative of a Fugitive Slave, 1847hewittlawson1e_ch10_39.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.13 Solomon Northup, Twelve Years a Slave, 1855hewittlawson1e_ch10_40.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.14 Harriet Jacobs, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, 1861hewittlawson1e_ch10_41.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.15 Interview with Laura Smalley, 1941hewittlawson1e_ch10_42.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Document 10.16 Interview with Irene Williams, 1940hewittlawson1e_ch10_43.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch10_44.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Chapter 10 Summative Quizhewittlawson1e_ch10_45.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Chapter Review: Timeline of Eventshewittlawson1e_ch10_46.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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Chapter Review: Review & Relatehewittlawson1e_ch10_47.html51a82c51b62f8b9d32000002
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