URGENT!!!! TIME LIMIT OF 10 MINUTES!!!! 19 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST FOR CORRECT ANSWERS!!! Please help me with questions 3-7. I have looked at it numerous times, but cannot figure it out, and now it is

Note: This is a text version of Preface to the Civil War. If you are able to complete the Flash version, you do not need to complete this activity.

You have been asked to create a slide presentation that explains the events leading up to the Civil War. Someone else started the work, but never finished it.

Fortunately, the pictures are all there, but the captions are incomplete. Each needs more detail. Your task is to provide the information needed to complete each caption and explain the event and connect it to the path to secession.

Use the On the Track to War time line from the previous lesson and the textbook to help you complete each caption. The caption for the first slide is already complete as an example of the kind of information you should provide.

1. Henry Clay, on the floor of the U.S. Senate, presents his compromise over the issue of slavery in the territories and new states. Clay suggested a series of eight measures that became known as the Compromise of 1850. His goal was to preserve the Union.

1. Stephen A. Douglas, compromiser and advocate for popular sovereignty.

Stephen A. Douglas was a compromiser who helped pass the Kansas-Nebraska act in 1854. He worked as a congressional representative in Washington D.C. He wanted to help develop Illinois by building a transcontinental railroad. He also promoted the people’s vote.

1. "Bleeding Kansas"

1. The Dred Scott Decision, 1857

1. John Brown’s Raid on Harpers Ferry, October 1859

1. Abraham Lincoln elected president, November 1860

1. Secession begins in December 24, 1860 and continues through June of 1861.