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Fugitive Slave Act
Antislavery Literature
The Election of 1860
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
Harpers Ferry
100
Made it a federal crime to help runaway slaves.
What did the Fugitive Slave Act do.
100
Connecticut
What is the state that Harriet Beecher Stowe was born in.
100
Abraham Lincoln
Who was the winner of the election of 1860.
100
Divide the Louisiana Territory into the Kansas Territory and the Nebraska Territory.
What was the change made in the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
100
John Brown
Who was the leader of a slave revolt that attacked Harpers Ferry.
200
$5
What was the amount of money a lawyer got for saying a black man is free.
200
2 million
What was the amount of Uncle Tom's Cabin copies that were sold within ten years.
200
John Bell
Who was the presidential candidate for the Constitutional Union Party.
200
1854
What was the year the Kansas-Nebraska Act was passed.
200
Virginia
What is the state that Harpers Ferry is located.
300
$1,000
What was the fine for hiding runaway slaves.
300
Uncle Tom's Cabin
What was an antislavery book published in 1852.
300
Four
What was the amount of candidates running in the election.
300
Outraged
What was the emotion of antislavery northerners when the Kansas-Nebraska Act was passed.
300
October 16, 1859
What was the day John Brown begin his raid on Harpers Ferry.
400
$10
What was the amount of money a lawyer gets if he says a black man is a slave.
400
The publisher of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe.
400
Chicago
Where was the republican convention held.
400
Chicago
Where did Stephen Douglas want a railroad to come to.
400
October 17, 1859
What was the day federal troops arrived at Harpers Ferry.
500
Anthony Burns
Who was the Virginia fugitive slave who was arrested and jailed in Boston.
500
An author who's central characters were women.
Who was Sojourner Truth.
500
Democrat
What was the first party to elect a candidate.
500
From New Orleans across Texas
Where did southerners in congress want a railroad built.
500
Potomac River
What was the river next to Harpers Ferry.