Manifest Destiny
Compromise and Conflict
Sectional Crisis
Southern Secession
Civil War strategies and battles
100
THESE people (nickname) rushed to claim riches in California. 

Who were the FORTY-NINERS?

100

This compromise (which established a latitude boundary of free vs. slave territories for Louisiana territory) remained in effect from 1820 until the 1850s when the Supreme Court ruled that it was effectively nullified. 

What is the MISSOURI COMPROMISE? 

100

Many activists on both sides (anti-slavery and pro-slavery) rushed to Kansas to try to sway the vote as to whether or not the territory would become a slave or free state. Letting the states decide is known as THIS.

What is POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY?

100

This supreme court ruling claimed that blacks did not have rights to sue and blocked congress from excluding slavery from any territory.

What is the DRED SCOTT CASE?

100

The confederate firing upon this Fort prompted most Northerners to support Lincoln's call for war.

What is FORT SUMTER?

200

THIS overland trail began in St. Louis, crossed the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains before ending at the Pacific coast. 

What was the OREGON TRAIL?

200

THIS act extinguished American Indian's treaty rights, repealed the Missouri Compromise, and created two new territories. 

What was the KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT?

200

When THIS leaked to the press in 1854, northerners were outraged. They viewed this as a plot to gain more slave territory. 

What is the OSTEND MANIFESTO?

200

Who ran against Lincoln in 1858 for an Illinois senate seat? Both men debated about their ideas on the expansion of slavery.

Who was DOUGLAS? (Stephen Douglas)

200

During the war, THESE people were referred to by Union as "contraband". 

Who were FUGITIVE (ESCAPED) SLAVES?

300

Most of the fighting in THIS war took place between the Rio Grand and Mexico City. 

What was the MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR?

300

THIS Act was being widely ignored in the North. This was one of the issues Henry Clay tried to resolve when he proposed a Compromise in 1850.

What is  THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT OF 1793

300

THIS man was a radical abolitionist who traveled to the Kansas territory to retaliate for proslavery attacks. He organized a raid of an arsenal in Harper's Ferry, Virginia and was eventually caught and hung for treason. 

Who was JOHN BROWN?

300

THIS man was elected president of the Confederate States of America.

Who was JEFFERSON DAVIS?

300

Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation five days after THIS union victory.

What is the BATTLE OF ANTIETAM?

400

THIS treaty that ended the Mexican-American war left unclear the status of slavery in the territories gained in the war. 

What was the TREATY OF GUADALUPE-HIDALGO?
400

THIS was proposed by a congressman from Pennsylvania in 1846. It would outlaw slavery in all territory acquired from Mexico. 

What was the WILMOT PROVISO?

400

THIS political party was founded in 1854 and was a combination of antislavery Whigs and Free-Soilers. 

What is the REPUBLICAN PARTY?

400

THIS plan was a political compromise over slavery which failed after seven southern states seceded from the Union in early 1861. It would have protected slavery where it already existed and extended the Missouri compromise line to California.

What is the CRITTENDEN PLAN?

400

THIS strategy for war proved effective, but very controversial as civilians were affected.  

What is TOTAL WAR?

500

THIS native american group launched continual raids against Tejano settlements in Texas. 

Who were the COMANCHE?
500

This movement within the Democratic party imagined manifest destiny reaching southward as well as westward. (some Democrats plotted to invade Cuba). 

What was the "Young America Movement"?

500

THIS political party was founded in the early 1850s and attracted native-born workers and Protestant farmers who were drawn to its anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic message. 

What was the AMERICAN PARTY/KNOW-NOTHING PARTY?

500

These two Democrats ran for president in 1860 - effectively splitting the Democratic vote along geographic lines (north vs. south).

Who were DOUGLAS and BRECKINRIDGE?

500

Sherman marched to THIS capital of the Confederacy and inflicted terrible destruction.

What is RICHMOND, VA?

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