North v. South
Slavery
Abolitionists
Election of 1860
Vocab
100
The North and South were dependent on what crop?
Cotton
100
Compromise that created the 36 30' line, allowing slavery in the South, but not North.
Missouri Compromise
100
Abolitionist that wrote "The Liberator" Newspaper.
William Lloyd Garrison
100
Who won the election of 1860 and became our 16th president?
Lincoln
100
Armed Pro slavery supporters that blocked people from entering Kansas
Border Ruffians
200
Large farms in the South that used slave labor.
Plantations
200
Law that required escaped slaves in free states be returned to the South.
Fugitive Slave Act
200
Former slave that gave emotional speeches about his experiences.
Fredrick Douglas
200
How many candidates were there?
4
200
A group that fights for workers rights.
Workers Union
300
Three groups that joined the workforce in the North.
Women, Children, Immigrants
300
Former slave that led a rebellion
Nat Turner
300
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote this book that described the horrors of slavery.
Uncle Toms Cabin
300
Northern Democrat that famously debated Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
300
Someone who wants the immediate end of slavery.
Abolitionist
400
New form of fast transportation in the North
Railroads
400
Court case that decided slaves were not citizens.
Dred Scott v. Sandford
400
Led an attack on armory at Harpers Ferry, Virginia.
John Brown
400
Breckinridge's political party that supported slavery.
Southern Democrat
400
The name for poor farmers in the South.
Yeoman
500
Fort attacked by Southerners that sparked the Civil War
Fort Sumter
500
Law that allowed states to vote whether they would allow slavery.
Kansas-Nebraska Act
500
Network of trails and safehouses to help people escape slavery.
Underground Railroad
500
Lincoln's political party
Republican
500
States leaving the nation and becoming their own country.
Secession