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DBQ Compromise was impossible 1820-1860

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DBQ Compromise was impossible 1820-1860

In the early nineteenth century, Americans sought to resolve their political disputes through compromise, yet by 1860 this no longer seemed possible. Analyze the reasons for this change.

I have started my analysis on my DBQ and I have been able to find out 5 of my 8 essay topics, but I am open to opinions or tips on organization/what documents to use for this dbq.

http://www.collegeboard.com/prod_downloads/ap/students/ushistory/ap05_fr...

That is the link of the form B 2005 dbq. I have been able to draw the occurances and arguments for all documents except C, F, and G. If anyone could please just help me out ( I got some time until this is due ) to use that link and read over the documents to tell me what argument/events I have missed to help support. Just trying to find ways to make those 3 documents support the fact that compromise was not possible through the time period of 1820-1860.

( I only need to use 6 of the 8 documents so if any of you have some overall way to organize the documents or which ones to use for saying compromise was not possible then please say so )

Sincerly flutegirl44, and thanks, but please help :)

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