Life in the North v. South
Slavery and Resistance
Compromises
Founding Ideals
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100

What was the South's economy based on?

Agriculture 

100

What is the name of the famous book that opened up Northerner's eyes to the horrors of Enslavement?

Uncle Tom's Cabin

100

Which compromise admitted Missouri to the Union as a slave state and Maine as a free state?

The Missouri Compromise

100

The U.S. Constitution tried to fix the weaknesses of the 1st government of the US by creating a _____ central government 

strong

100

The Bill of Rights are the first ___ (how many) amendments to the Constitution 

10

200

Which crop drastically changed life in the South, bringing them great wealth?

Cotton

200

Who was the formerly enslaved man who sued for his freedom in the Supreme Court when he returned to Missouri after living in Wisconsin?

Dred Scott

200

Which Compromise drew a line across the country and said slavery was illegal above the line, but legal below the line

The Missouri Compromise

200

Some of the Founding Fathers would not agree to the Constitution unless a ____ __ _____ was added to it to protect people's freedoms from the federal government 

Bill of Rights

200

The three founding American Documents are the:

Declaration of Independence, US Constitution, and Bill of Rights

300

What was the North's economy based on?

Industrialization, factories, and machinery

300

What was the name of the conflict in Kansas between pro-slavery and anti-slavery believers?

Bleeding Kansas

300

Which compromise admitted California as a free state and allowed New Mexico and Utah to decide whether to allow slavery?

The Compromise of 1850

300

The first government of the US formed after winning the Revolutionary War was called

The Articles of Confederation

300

Where were the opening shots of the Civil War fired?

Fort Sumter

400

How did feelings differ about slavery in the North and South?

In the North, they were anti-slavery

In the South, they were pro-slavery

400

Who was the famous abolitionist known for his violent uprisings and raids?

John Brown

400

Which act allowed settlers to decide whether or not they wanted to allow slavery in new territories?

Kansas-Nebraska Act 

400

While the Declaration of Independence focused on people's individual liberty and equality, the U.S. Constitution focused on

Creating a government and the rules for how the government works

400

The ___ Compromise decided that only a portion of slaves would count for a states population

3/5

500

What was the name of the machine that separated cotton seeds from fibers?

The Cotton Gin

500

What was the name of the rebellion in which a group of about 60 slaves killed many of their owners and their families?

Nat Turner's Rebellion

500

Which Act created by the Compromise of 1850 were both Northerners and Southerners against?

The Fugitive Slave Act

500

The Founding Fathers knew that new laws would have to be added to the Constitution in the future to keep up with the changing times, so they included a process to include new additions to the Constitution called

Amendments 

500

What state was the first to secede from the Union?

South Carolina