Essays on Missouri Compromise

Political parties began to form because of the mounting dispute over agreement of the federal Constitution of 1787. Resistance between these new parties increased as attention moved from the creation of the new federal government to the question of just how controlling this new federal…

The Era of Good Feeling is used to express the national mood of the united states during the time periods 1815-1825. During this time there was a wide seperation between the north and south. The reason its called “ The Era of Good Feeling” is…

In 1820, the Missouri Compromise was established to apparently fix all of the issues for. the nation at the time. However, about 40 years later, the nation was in turmoil, turned against itself in the bloodiest conflict in its own history. During that 40 year…

The expansion of the country has always been something that was in every entrepreneur, newcomers, and even those that believed that one day they will build their own country in the foreseeable future had in common. Manifest Destiney is usually believed to have started after…

For over a century, there’s been debate over what the true cause of the American Civil War was. Despite factors that contributed to tensions in the country during the mid-19th century, one factor was a primary cause of the war: and that was the issue…

Between the years 1492 to 1865 slavery was introduced in the aspect of racial discrimination and took part of the United State’s history. Slavery ultimately led to the continuous divide between the North and the South over the westward expansion. The issue of slavery also…

The Civil War in the United States began in 1861. There are many causes that led up to the Civil War. Civil War is a division between north and south. Slavery is the main reason considered of Civil War. Before the Civil War, the southern…

The civil war flared up over long standing economic, political, and cultural differences that had been subtly dividing the country over a long period of time. The northern states had increasingly passed abolition laws. Their technical and industrial advancements allowed them to do so. While…