North
South
Civil War
Slavery
Abolitionists
100

The North's economy relied on

Factories and railroads

100

General of confederate army

Robert E Lee

100
This compromise Made Maine a free state and Missouri a slave state

Missouri Compromise


100

Dred Scott argued he was a free man because

He lived in a free state

100

This person wrote uncle toms cabin

Harriet Beecher Stowe

200
Most Northerners were

abolitionists

200

President of confederacy (south)

Jefferson Davis

200

What imginary line did the Missouri Compromise Create

36 30 Latitude

200

two things the dred scott case determined was _____

slaves are not citizens

slaves are property

Dred scott was not free

The Missouri compromise and 36 30 latitude line were unconstitutional

slaves had no right to sue


200

Leader of underground railroad

Harriet Tubman

300

The president of the north was

Abraham Lincoln

300

The south economy relied on ___

slavery and farming

300

North of this imaginary civil war line slavery was ___ 

South it was ___

banned, allowed

300

Uncle toms cabin was ____ in the south

Banned/hated

300

The ____ helped escaped slaves to freedom

underground railroad

400

The general of union army (north) was

Ulysses S. Grant

400

The south ___ the civil war

Lost

400

______ started harpers ferry rebellion

John Brown

400

Slaves were forced to work on

plantatio s

400

Southerners ignored the ___ and did not free slaves 

emancipation proclamation

500
The union army won this battle and it was a major turning point in the civil war that helped the north win. it was very bloody

battle of ghettsyburg

500

The south had a ____ population than the north

lower
500

One thing The fugitive slave act did was 

Tax northerners for helping escaped slaves, put northers in jail for helping escaped slaves, did not provide escaped slave trial by jury, allowed bounty hunters to capture escaped slaves in north
500
what law freed slaves in confederate states

emancipation proclamation

500

True or false: The south had more railroads than the north

False