Chapter 13- the sections go their ways

For this Board, you can answer either Part A or Part B.

A) From the early 1800’s until the start of the Civil War in 1861, the North and South developed in many different ways. At times, it seemed as if the two sections pursued different development paths in a deliberate effort to not do what the other section had done. Discuss, using two examples, the statement that the North and the South developed differently and often took actions in direct opposition to what the other section did. If you prefer, pick any topic from my Unit 13 lecture or Chapter 13 of Brinkley up through The Compromise of 1850 (top of page 355) and post a comment.

B) As always, we meet people and encounter issues and topics in the chapter. For example, we meet Davy Crockett, Sam Houston, President James K. Polk, thousand of Americans who headed west (my great grandmother was born in a covered wagon heading to California but they turned back and stayed in Tennessee), Henry Clay, and Daniel Webster. We encounter The Battle of The Alamo, The Mexican War, The California Gold Rush, and the issue of whether or not to allow slavery in the territories. Pick any one topic or person and write a comment for the Board.

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