Abolitionists
Slavery & the Economy
Key Events
Compromises & Laws
Sectional Differences
100

She helped over 300 enslaved people escape on the Underground Railroad.

Who is Harriet Tubman?

100

The Southern economy depended on this labor system.

What is slavery?

100

This event in 1860 led Southern states to begin seceding.

What is the election of Abraham Lincoln?

100

This 1820 law kept the balance between free and slave states.

What is the Missouri Compromise?

100

The North had more of this type of transportation.

What are railroads?

200

His anti-slavery newspaper was called The Liberator.

Who is William Lloyd Garrison?

200

The Northern economy was based more on this than farming.

What is industry (factories/manufacturing)?

200

This violent event in Kansas showed how divided the country was.

What is "Bleeding Kansas"?

200

This law allowed popular sovereignty in Kansas and Nebraska.

What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

200

Most of the South’s money came from this.

What is agriculture/farming?

300

He escaped slavery and became a famous speaker and writer.

Who is Frederick Douglass?

300

This crop made the South wealthy and dependent on slavery.

What is cotton?

300

This court decision ruled that enslaved people were property.

What is the Dred Scott decision?

300

This compromise allowed California to enter as a free state.

What is the Compromise of 1850?

300

This group wanted high tariffs to protect their factories.

Who are Northerners?

400

She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which turned many Northerners against slavery.  

Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe?

400

This invention increased demand for slave labor in the South.

What is the cotton gin?

400

This state was the first to secede from the Union.

What is South Carolina?

400

This act forced citizens to return runaway slaves.

What is the Fugitive Slave Act?

400

The South feared this group had too much power in Congress.

Who are Northerners or abolitionists?

500

This abolitionist led a raid on Harpers Ferry to start a slave rebellion.

Who is John Brown?

500

These were Northerners who wanted to bring an end to slavery and stop it from expanding.

What are abolitionists?

500

This 1859 raid aimed to start a slave rebellion in Virginia.

What is John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry?

500

This system allowed people to vote on slavery in new territories.

What is popular sovereignty?

500

The North and South had different views on this issue, leading to tension.

What is slavery?

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