Slavery in the North & South
Laws & Compromises
Abolitionists & Movements
Resistance & Rebellions
Key People & Events
100

After the American Revolution, many northerners wanted this to end.

What is slavery?

100

This compromise kept equal numbers of free and slave states.

What is the Missouri Compromise?

100

This society wanted to send freed African Americans to Africa.

What is the American Colonization Society?

100

The most common form of resistance was this type of resistance.

What is day-to-day resistance?

100

This woman led enslaved people to freedom on the Underground Railroad.

Who is Harriet Tubman?

200

Northern farms were small, so they relied less on this.

What is agriculture?

200

Missouri entered as a slave state, and this state entered free.

What is Maine?

200

This country was established for freed African Americans.

What is Liberia?

200

Enslaved people would do this to slow production.

What is work slower?

200

Harriet Tubman’s nickname was this biblical figure.

Who is Moses?

300

The North became more of this type of economy.

What is industrialized?

300

This principle allowed people to vote on slavery in territories.


What is popular sovereignty?

300

This abolitionist led the American Anti-Slavery Society.

Who is William Lloyd Garrison?

300

This rebellion leader planned an uprising in 1822.

Who is Denmark Vesey?

300

This route helped enslaved people escape to the North.

What is the Underground Railroad?

400

By 1820, slavery was this in all northern states.

What is outlawed?

400

This compromise admitted California as a free state.

What is the Compromise of 1850?

400

Garrison published this newspaper.

What is The Liberator?

400

This Virginia preacher led a violent rebellion in 1831.

Who is Nat Turner?

400

Enslaved people often followed this to find their way north.

What is the North Star?

500

The South relied on this type of economy.

What is agrarian?

500

This law required escaped enslaved people to be returned.

What is the Fugitive Slave Law?

500

This formerly enslaved man published an autobiography.

Who is Frederick Douglass?

500

After rebellions, southern states strengthened these laws.


What are slave codes?

500

This speaker gave the “Ain’t I a Woman?” speech.

Who is Sojourner Truth?

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