Who am I?
Slavery
North and South
Vocabulary
100

I was a conductor on the Underground Railroad.

Harriet Tubman

100

What is slavery?

When you are forced to do hard work for no pay

100

Where was slavery illegal?

The North
100

What does expanding mean?

To grow

200

I was enslaved and worked in "the big house." I took care of a baby when I was only six years old.

Harriet Tubman

200

What part of the country had slavery?

The South

200

Where was the United States expanding before the Civil War?

The West

200

What is an abolitionist?

Someone who wants to end slavery

300

I thought slavery should be illegal in states to the West. I thought that the South should be able to keep slavery.

Abraham Lincoln

300

What were some jobs enslaved people had to do on plantations and in "the big house"? 

Farming (plant and harvest crops)

Working in "the big house" (cleaning, taking care of children, cooking)

300

List three facts about the South

Had slavery

Lots of farming (agriculture)

Grew crops like cotton, sugarcane, and tobacco

300

What is a plantation?

A large farm with a big house (mostly found in the South where lots of enslaved people would work)

400

I debated Abraham Lincoln to become a Senator.

Stephen Douglas

400

How did enslaved people escape to the North?

Through the Underground Railroad
400

List three facts about the North

Had factories

People got paid (not a lot) to work in factories

No slavery

Used materials from the South in their factories

Enslaved people would go here to be free

Certain crops didn't grow well here

400

What is the Mason-Dixon Line?

A line that divided the North and the South. Slavery was legal below the line and illegal above the line.