This is loyalty to one's own region(ex. North, South, West, etc...)
What is SECTIONALISM?
100
This book help express the evils of slavery to many who had not experienced it before. It was written by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
What is UNCLE TOM'S CABIN?
100
He was the POLITICAL leader of North/Union
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
100
This is the location of the surrender of the Confederates to the Union.
What is Appomattox Courthouse?
100
This amendment abolished slavery once and for all.
What is the 13th amendment?
200
This was a tax on imported goods. (FULL NAME)
What are protective tariffs?
200
This law required Northerners to participate in rounding up of runaway slaves even if they were anti-slavery...
What is the FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT?
200
He was the final MILITARY leader of the North/Union.
Who is Ulysses S Grant?
200
This was the MILITARY leader of the South.
Who is Robert E. Lee?
200
This amendment stated that you cannot be denied the right to vote based on "race, color, or previous condition of servitude."
What is the 15th Amendment?
300
This region benefited from protective tariffs, therefor was happy when the federal government enforced them.
What is the NORTH?
300
The rise of this new political party frightened Southerns as most of members were abolitionists and northerners.
What is the Republican Party?
300
He was the POLITICAL LEADER of the South/Confederacy.
Who is Jefferson Davis?
300
This side had the advantage of a larger population and industrial strength.
What is the Union/North?
300
This amendment was called the "Equal Rights Amendment." It granted citizenship to anyone born on US soil and also gave "equal protection under the law" to any citizens.
What is 14th amendment?
400
This is why the South was against import taxes.
What is "tariffs made manufactured goods more expensive to purchase and hurt their economy?"
400
This is defined as each local/state government determining what is best for its people not the national government. The right to nullify laws would fall under this category.
What is STATE'S RIGHTS?
400
This was the location of the first shot of the war.
What is Fort Sumter?
400
This event was important because it was one of two turning points of the war and was the South's last chance to keep the fight going in Northern lands. It was also the "Bloodiest Battle" of the war.
What is Gettysburg?
400
This specific group of Republicans did not like the Lincoln/Johnson plan for reconstruction and wanted to punish the South for what they had done during the war.
What are the Radical Republicans?
500
This man was known as the "Great Compromiser" and helped keep the country from going to war over protective tariffs. He represented the West.
Who is Henry Clay?
500
The debate over this was displayed in events such as the Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850 and Kansas-Nebraska Act(Bleeding Kansas).
What is EXPANSION OF SLAVERY TO NEW TERRITORIES?
500
This is why the battle of Vicksburg was so important. (please be specific)
What is "it was a turning point because it gave the Union control over the entire Mississippi River?"
500
This is the difference between the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment
What is "The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves only in rebel territory during the war, the 13th amendment freed ALL slaves in ALL territories of the U.S.?"
500
These were laws created by Southern states that the south used to keep whites and blacks seperate/segregated.
(Ex. Different public bathrooms for whites and blacks, different train cars for each race, different public schools... etc..)