Gold Rush
Underground Railroad
Abolitionists
Politics
100

In which state was gold discovered, and eventually the location of the Gold Rush.

California

100

Female activist who helped slaves escape to freedom

Harriet Tubman 

100

The name of the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin

Harriet Beecher Stowe

100

The author of the Kansas-Nebraska Act

Stephen Douglass

200

The name of the miners who came in search of gold to California.

Forty-Niners

200

The name of people who helped lead slaves from place to place in the underground railroad.

Conductors

200

Famous black abolitionist who learned to read from his master's wife.

Frederick Douglass

200

The name of the "Little Giant" who held famous debates with Abraham Lincoln.

Stephen Douglass

300
The name of the person who first discovered gold in California. 

John Marshall

300

The names of two states where the underground railroad began.

Kentucky and Virginia

300
Nickname of former slave and abolitionists Isabella Baumfree

Sojourner Truth

300

The act that conflicted with the Missouri Compromise, which proposed the formation of two new territories in which the settlers would decide whether slavery would be permitted or not.

The Kansas-Nebraska Act

400

The name of new towns that sprang up due to the settlement of new miners.

Boomtowns

400

The one place where slaves could truly be free without fear of being captured.

Canada

400

Owner of a printing press that was burned down twice, and eventually killed for his antislavery articules.

Elijah Lovejoy

400

The name of the president whose election caused the complete secession of the southern territories and the formation of the Confederate States of America

Abraham Lincoln

500
Two groups who suffered the most from the Gold Rush and population boom in California
Indians (wild and mission) and Spanish Californians
500

The nickname of Harriet Tubman

The "Moses of Her People"

500

Editor of the journal, The Liberator

William Lloyd Garrison

500

True or False: Abraham Lincoln believed slavery should be immediately abolished in all American states and territories.

False

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