Kansas-Nebraska
Act
Piercannan
1850's
T. M
Rice
100
The term used for the violence that erupted in Kansas leading up to the Civil War
"Bleeding Kansas"
100
This Act signed by Millard Fillmore required all people to turn in runaway slaves or face fines or even jail time
The Fugitive Slave Act
100
Although considered one of the worst presidents, Franklin Pierce dodged "unluckiness" by one when he became this number President
14th
100
Harriet Tubman helped slaves escape through this system
The Underground Railroad
100
Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote this essay in 1841 that encouraged readers to not "depend on others"
"Self- Reliance"
100
This type of rice shares a name with a Disney princess
Jasmine
200
The Kansas-Nebraska border was decided around the construction of this
Railroad
200
The highest grossing actor of all time
Samuel L. Jackson
200
Known as the "Bachelor President, James Buchannan was the only President to never have one of these
A wife (spouse, partner)
200
There have been numerous petitions to put Harriet Tubman on the 20 Dollar Bill, replacing this man
Andrew Jackson
200
This gathering that took place in 1848 united feminists and abolitionists in order to share speeches and ideas
The Seneca Falls Convention
200
Often wrapped around rice, this is a common ingredient in Sushi
Nori
300
The capital of Kansas
Topeka
300
The highest grossing actress of all time
Scarlett Johansson
300
Franklin Pierce's son was killed in this type of accident
Train crash
300
California admitted as a free state was part of this deal
The Compromise of 1850
300
In 1854, Henry David Thoreau wrote a book about living in nature, named after this Massachusetts pond
Walden
300
This character was removed from this rice brand due to racial controversies
Uncle Ben's
400
This 1939 film was set in Kansas
The Wizard of Oz
400
Andrew Jackson encouraged this controversial act that forced native tribes to move westward and live in reservations
The Indian Removal Act
400
James Buchannan was born in this Northern State
Pennsylvania
400
The name for Northerners who wanted to get rid of slavery
Abolitionists
400
The Temperance Movement eventually led this era in the 1920's when the 18th Amendment was ratified
Prohibition
400
The football player seen here
Jerry Rice
500
The capital of Nebraska
Lincoln
500
John Adams encouraged this act that could imprison anyone who spoke badly about the government
The Alien and Sedition Acts
500
Franklin Pierce has a college named after him located in this New England State
New Hampshire
500
The name of this island that was disputed between the British and The United States
San Juan Island
500
The women's rights activist seen here
Susan B Anthony
500
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