In 1832, the state of South Carolina attempted to exert its state’s rights by nullifying a Congressional tariff. What U.S. vice president had said that this action was permitted?
100
union
Which side was the north during the civil war?
100
cotton
What is the main cash crop in the south and was easy to get from the cheep labor
100
slavery
What was the cheap labor called that the south used
100
pro slavery and abolitionist flew to Kansas to sway the vote of allowing slavery
What was bleeding kansas
200
Dred Scott
Who is the slave that the us supreme court ruled against saying he had no rights to sue?
200
the abolitionists
What is the name of the group of people who worked toward an end to slavery?
200
confederacy
What was the south called during the civil war?
200
free states and slave states
what was the struggle for the north and south to have an equal of
300
Abraham Lincoln
Which candidate for president of the United States in 1860 won the electoral vote?
300
the underground railroad
What is the name of the the passage to freedom for slaves?
300
"before the war"
what does antebellum stand for
300
Missouri
What is the name of the state that the missouri compromise was now going to let join the union as a slave state
400
Stephen A Douglas
Which candidate won the majority of the vote in only one state in his bid for the presidency
400
tariffs sate rights and expansion of slavery into the west
What was some of the growing tensions between the north and south
400
running away,working slow,damaging property, pretending to be sick
What is some of the things slaves resisted
400
Dred Scott v. Sanford
What was the name of the case that lead to the compromise of 1850
500
Joseph Brown
What was the name of the man who called for G.A. to stay in the union
500
free state
Maine was admitted as a what state?
500
small amount of people with a lot of the wealth
how was life before the war in the south
500
no slave restrictions in Utah or new mexico and Texas gets 10mill
What some of the things that the south gets for the compromise of 1850