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100

A man born into slavery that escaped and became one of the most well known abolitionist

Fredrick Douglas

100

What was the big issue on California becoming a state? What were people wanting?

Decide whether it would be a free or slave state.

Mess up the balance.

100

True or False.

Northerners did not support John Brown and his actions.

False.

100

South Carolina senator who opposed the Compromise of 1850.

John C. Calhoun

100

A man who ran for president who argued against the spread of slavery throughout the nation.

Abraham Lincoln

200

A man who proposed that slavery in the territories of Nebraska and Kansas be decided by popular sovereignty. 

Stephen Douglas

200
Some people were accused of being a runaway slave, even when they had been born free and had a family. What law was this?

Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

200

How did California enter the Union?

HINT: there was something "compromised"

Compromise of 1850

200

There was a debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas. What was Lincoln's view on slavery?

He wanted territories to be free from slavery

200

Harriet Stowe wrote a book called Uncle Tom's Cabin. Southerners did not like the book because they said it was misleading information. This is called what?

Propaganda

300

The man who said that Congress didn't have the power to prohibit slavery in any territory.

Roger Taney

300

This man proposed that slavery be banned in all territory that might become part of the US as the result of the Mexican-American War. What was this proposal called?

HINT: the answer is his name

Wilmot Proviso

300

When California requested to join the Union, what would it have done?

Gave free states an edge over slave states

300

How many states seceded from the Union and what did they rename themselves?

7 states 

Confederate States of America

300

People would have a voice in the decisions made rather than representatives deciding. This is known as _______ _______ .

Popular Sovereignty 

400

The man who planned to raise an army and free people who were enslaved in the South, but was caught and later hanged for his actions.

John Brown

400

What TWO things did Roger Taney point out in the Dred Scott decision?

African Americans were not citizens and that slaves were property. 

400

What fort did Lincoln not want to give up that the US ended up surrendering?

Fort Sumter

400

The Wilmot Proviso was a compromise that would ban slavery in the new territory that was coming to them. What was the outcome of this?

The South was concerned that the North was wanting to end slavery.


Whigs and Democrats formed the Free Soil Party.

The land won from Mexico was still being decided on whether there would be slavery or not.

400

Who is the man who lead a raid on US army weapons stored at Harpers Ferry.

John Brown

500
The man who felt that the only way to keep the South's way of life, was to secede and/or a constitutional amendment to protect states' rights.

John C. Calhoun

500

What affect did it have on the nation once Abraham Lincoln took office?

Southern states felt that they didn't have a voice.

States began to secede. 

500

What were the results of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?


Bloodshed in the Senate

Two opposing governments

Settlers deciding on to have or not have slavery

500

There were things that led up to the Civil War. What were they?

Lincoln elected president.

7 southern states seceded.

Confederate troops attacked Fort Sumter.

500
In President Lincoln's inaugural address, who was he referring to? 


HINT: a particular group he was speaking about

The Southerners whose states had seceded from the Union

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