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author of Uncle Tom's cabin

Harriet Beecher Stowe

100

Missouri got to enter as a free state, Maine got to enter as a free state, and the Louisiana Territory was split based on this document 

Missouri Compromise

100

the South decided to _________ after the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860

secede

100

Robert E. Lee's army were forced to retreat back to the southern states; this is a turning point in the war

Battle of Gettysburg

100

a strong devotion or loyalty to one's state (a cause of the Civil War)

Sectionalism

200

filed a lawsuit in an attempt to gain his freedom

Dred Scott

200

California enters as a free state with this document 

Compromise of 1850

200

a person who gave speeches or wrote against the practice of slavery was known as an ____________

abolitionist 

200

unequal opportunities for African Americans in housing, jobs, and education

Jim Crow Laws

200

allowing voters in the western territories to decide whether the area would be slave or free land

popular sovereignty

300

led a slave revolt in Harper's Ferry

John Brown

300
supreme court rules that slaves are property

Dred Scott Decision

300

After the Civil War, many freed men participated in the ________ system which left them poor

sharecropping

300

this group kept African Americans from exercising their rights, they were often violent.

Ku Klux Klan

300

the time period after the Civil War where the U.S. worked to rebuild the southern states 

reconstruction

400

conductor on the Underground Railroad

Harriet Tubman 

400

document issued by Lincoln that declares all slaves free

Emancipation Proclamation

400

violence that erupted between proslavery and antislavery settlers over whether Kansas would be slave or free 

Bleeding Kansas

400

this amendment stated that all people born in the U.S. are citizens

14th amendment 

400

the separation of African Americans and Whites after the Civil War was known as __________

segregation

500
issued the Emancipation Proclamation with the hope to end slavery 

Abraham Lincoln

500

this amendment ends slavery in the U.S.

13th amendment 

500

a series of aboveground escape routes and trails used by runaway slaves 

Underground Railroad

500

this amendment gave African American males the right to vote

15th amendment 

500

a former slave who published the paper, "The North Star"

Frederick Douglass