Abolitionists
Presidential Impacts
North and South
Slavery & Economics
Sectionalist Events
100

Which abolitionist is most well known for being a former slave and for freeing slaves through the "Underground Railroad"

Who is Harriet Tubman

100

Who was elected president in 1860?

Who is Abraham Lincoln 

100

Which was more agriculture based the North or South?

What is the South

100

Economic plan promoted by Senator Henry Clay which included spending federal money on building canals and roads to spur commerce.

What is the American System?


100

What is the court case that decided that slaves are not considered citizens?

What is Dred Scott v Sandford

200

Which abolitionist used writing to help get the point across about the lack of humanity in slavery?

Who is Frederick Douglass

200

What political party was Lincoln? 

Who are the Republican party

200

Which side believed more in freeing slaves? North or South? 

What is the North

200

Where did the slaves mostly work? *Vocab word*(another name for a farm)

What is a Plantation 

200

A series of violent confrontations between two states about the idea of slavery.

What is Bleeding Kansas/Bloody Kansas/Border War

300

Which abolitionist led a failed attack on an arsenal in hopes of starting a slave rebellion? 

Who is John Brown

300

The act of politically separating a territory from the country of which it is a part. Considered unconstitutional by Abraham Lincoln.

What is Secession?


300

What political party was more strongly associated with  the south during this time?

What is Democratic party

300

The primary reason that California became a state so quickly after being annexed; created an urgent need for civil government in California.

What is the California Gold Rush?


300

What rebellious event would prevent any further reform for slaves in the South till after the Civil War?

What is Nat Turner's Rebellion 

400

Harriet Beecher Stowe is considered a famous abolitionist because?


Bonus 100pts Question: What were the reactions of in the different sections of America 

What is the book Uncle Tom's Cabin



What is the North demanded the end of slavery the South was enraged 

400

James Gadsden is sent to Mexico to buy land for a southern railroad. He purchased the area now comprising southern Arizona and part of southern New Mexico for $10,000,000. The president responsible for this was?

Who is Franklin Pierce

400

What was the last factor that led to the start of the Civil War?

What is Lincoln winning the election

400

What phrase was used to argue why slaves should be freed during this time?(Famous quote)

What is All men are created equal

400

What made Dred Scott feel he should be "automatically freed" and caused the court case to start?

What is the Missouri Compromise/entering Free State 

500

Where did John Brown's attempted Slave rebellion start and what motivated him to do so?

What is Harpers Ferry, Virginia 

3 branches of Gov't failed to abolish slavery

500

Who was running against Abraham Lincoln in the 1860 election that wasn't Stephan A. Douglas.

Who John Breckenridge or John Bell

500

What was the first state to secede from the union?

What is South Carolina 

500

The American System • a high tariff to protect American industries and raise revenue for the federal government • high public land prices to increase federal revenue • formation of a national bank to stabilize the economy • an improved system of roads and canals to make shipping and communication easier and cheaper This plan was introduced in response to what change in the United States economy after the War of 1812? 

A. declining agricultural production                        B. increased government involvement                    C. expanded manufacturing for the domestic market D. growing reliance on agricultural imports from Europe

What is C?

500

Stephen Douglas gives his opinion of the Dred Scott Decision:

“Slavery could not exist in a community if the local citizens did not pass and enforce laws (slave codes) for maintaining it.”

This is known as the?

What is the Freeport Doctrine