Economic Differences
Where were most factories located
North
Free States
What is an abolitionist
someone who wanted to abolish slavery
Who was elected president in 1860
Abraham Lincoln
Which states were called the Union States
Northern states/ free states
Where did most farming take place
The South
The states that supported slavery were called
Slave states
A famous abolitionist who led the underground railroads
Harriet Tubman
Which area did not want Lincoln to be president and why?
The south, because they believed he would try to end slavery
Which states were called the confederate states
the south
Which are would have been most affected by the end of slavery
The South
What was the factor that divided the north and south
slavery
Secret places for escaped slaves to use as they traveled north
What did the Southern states do because Lincoln was elected president?
The withdrew from the U.S and called themselves the Confederate States of America
Which states called themselves rebels
The economy in the south was based more on
Agriculture
Where were most slave states located and why
The south because they needed them to work on plantations
Led a revolt against plantation owners in Virginia
Nat Turner
What was the disagreement that took place with Virginia after they withdrew from the U.S?
Eastern Virginia needed slaves to work on their plantations, Western Virginia did not support slavery
Where would slaves in the south try to escape to and why?
The north because they would be free if they made it
The economy in the south was more focused on
Industry
Where were most free states located and why
The north because they did not depend on slavery to support their economy
Led a raid on the U.S Armory at Harpers Ferry. He wanted to arm his men with weapons for a slave rebellion
John Brown
What did Virginia decide to do about their disagreement on slavery
They decided to become two separate states
Who won the Civil War and what was the result of that
The North won and slavery was abolished. The 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments were made to the constitution to grant freedom, citizenship, and the right to vote