Vocabulary
Highlights of the 1850's
Second Great Awakening
Antebellum Era
Trivia
100

What was Kansas's nickname during the violent riots?

Bleeding Kansas

100

Who was nicknamed "Old Fuss and Feathers"?

Winfield Scott

100

Where did the Second Great Awakening begin?

Kentucky and Tennessee

100

What are three reforms that began in this era?

Woman's rights. Human Health. Antislavery. 

100

How many states did the U.S. have in 1850?

31

200

What's the network of Northern whites and free blacks who sympathized with runaway slaves?

The Underground Railroad.

200

Where did John Brown and 18 armed men, (both races), attack the federal arsenal at?

Harpers Ferry, Virginia 

200

What three groups lead into the Second Great Awakening?

Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians 

200

What was this era all about?

Reforming the U.S.

200
What did the Second Great Awakening lead to?

Transendentalism

300

What were proslavery missionaries who crossed the border to vote in Kansas known by?

Border Ruffians

300

What was the name of the document where Stephen Douglas adamantly upheld popular sovereignty?

Freeport Doctrine

300

What was the Second Great Awakening?

Sinner's repenting, and rejoining churches.

300

What are the names of two leading abolitionists sisters?

Sarah and Angelina Grimke

300

What was the main party in Kansas?

Free-Soilers

400

What was race mixing through sexual relations, or marriage known as?

Miscegenation

400
Who was the main leading woman involved with the underground railroad?

Harriet Tubman

400

What is the name for the belief of greater individualism?

Transendentlism

400

What did the Grimke sisters fight/push for?

Women's rights, antislavery

400

What was a major health concern in the Antebellum era?

Alcoholism