Please help 2.12 graded assignment:interpreting the constitution What constitutional issues and/or questions unanswered in the U. S. Constitution as of 1860 tore the nation apart in 1861?

Source A is timeline of key events. All other sources are primary sources.

For each primary source, consider the source of the document, the date, and the audience.

Ask yourself questions related to the essay question as you study the documents:

How does the content of the document relate to the coming of the Civil War?

How does the content of the document relate to the Constitution as of 1861 (fifteen amendments have altered or added to the Constitution since 1861)?

Could the statement or decision made in the document be made in modern times? If not, why not? Has the Constitution changed in such a way as to make that statement or decision difficult or impossible?

Think beyond the immediate issue of slavery in 1860. What other issues were part of the debate?

What constitutional issues and/or questions unanswered in the U.S. Constitution as of 1860 tore the nation apart in 1861?

Source A is timeline of key events. All other sources are primary sources.

For each primary source, consider the source of the document, the date, and the audience.

Ask yourself questions related to the essay question as you study the documents:

How does the content of the document relate to the coming of the Civil War?

How does the content of the document relate to the Constitution as of 1861 (fifteen amendments have altered or added to the Constitution since 1861)?

Could the statement or decision made in the document be made in modern times? If not, why not? Has the Constitution changed in such a way as to make that statement or decision difficult or impossible?

Think beyond the immediate issue of slavery in 1860. What other issues were part of the debate?

Explanation:

What constitutional issues and/or questions unanswered in the U.S. Constitution as of 1860 tore the nation apart in 1861?

Source A is timeline of key events. All other sources are primary sources.

For each primary source, consider the source of the document, the date, and the audience.

Ask yourself questions related to the essay question as you study the documents:

How does the content of the document relate to the coming of the Civil War?

How does the content of the document relate to the Constitution as of 1861 (fifteen amendments have altered or added to the Constitution since 1861)?

Could the statement or decision made in the document be made in modern times? If not, why not? Has the Constitution changed in such a way as to make that statement or decision difficult or impossible?

Think beyond the immediate issue of slavery in 1860. What other issues were part of the debate?

explanation:

with the profits from the european sales, merchants purchased europe's manufactured  goods, including tools and weapons. then the merchants shipped those manufactured  goods, along with the  american  sugar and rum, to west africa where they were bartered for  slaves.

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