Westward
Expansion
Causes of the Civil War
Compromises
Abolitionists
Vocab
100
What is the belief that the United States would expand from the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Coast?
Manifest Destiny
100

Loyalty to one's own region of the country, instead of the nation as a whole

Sectionalism

100

The Missouri Compromise allowed for the entrance of Missouri into the country as a slave state, and the admission of this state into the union as a "free state".

What is Maine?

100

This fugitive slave was a leader of the underground railroad?

Harriet Tubman

100

What is an abolitionist?

A person who wanted to stop, or end slavery.

200

This President is responsible for the Louisiana Purchase?

Thomas Jefferson

200

This educated slave led an armed rebellion against white slave owners, eventually killing 55 white slave owners.

Nat Turner

200

During the Missouri Compromise, this line of latitude was drawn to mark all land north as free and all land south as slave. (hint: it's a number)

36'30''

200

This former slave wrote newspaper articles and gave passionate speeches against the practice of slavery. (published a newspaper called The North Star in Rochester, NY)  

Frederick Douglass 

200

This term means the formal withdrawal of a state from the Union 

Seccession 

300
Under President Andrew Jackson, Congress passed this law the led to the forced movement of thousands of Native American's from their lands to new territories west of the Mississippi River?

Indian Removal Act

300

This was a famous Supreme Court decision, in which this man was ordered to return to his former slave masters, as he was seen as not seen as having the rights of US citizens, but rather recognized by the federal government as "property".

Dred Scott v. Sandford

300

The most controversial element of the Compromise of 1850, this law enraged several different groups of people in the North.

What is the Fugitive Slave Law?

300

Creator of the newspaper, The Liberator

William Lloyd Garrison

300

One result of the War of 1812 was a boost in this?

(hint: pride in your country)

Nationalism

400

The passage of this law opened up large areas of land in the west and gave opportunities for early Americans to settle in western territories for little to no cost. 

Homestead Act

400

John Brown's failed raid on this city helped motivate Southern states to form militias out of fear of massive armed slave uprisings. 

Harper's Ferry, Virginia?

400

This state entered the Union as a free state due to the Compromise of 1850

California

400

Author of the anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Harriet Beecher Stowe

400

This is a countries plan for dealing with other nations?

Foreign Policy

500

This mineral was what drove many to move to California in hopes of sticking it rich in the late 1840's

Gold

500

A series of violent fights between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces in the Kansas and Nebraska territories to try to influence the decision of whether or not Kansas and Nebraska would a slave state or a free state.

Bleeding Kansas

500

The Kansas-Nebraska Act established this practice for determining if a state would be slave or free?

Popular Sovereignty 

500

One of the strongest white female abolitionists, she was also a women’s rights advocate

Sojourner Truth

500

This term means to free someone, as in free the slaves

Emacipaition

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