Slavery
People
Laws
Abolitionists
Arts & Culture
600

Known as King _______ this cash crop was typically grown using slave labor in the South

What is Cotton?

600

Who is Abe Lincoln?

600

This law forced northern states to assist in sending people back into slavery

What is the Fugitive Slave Law

600

Sometimes described as the Moses of her people, this is the best known “conductor” of the Underground Railroad

Who is Harriet Tubman?

600

These debates for a Senate seat from Illinois were also a PR stunt for both candidates

What are the Lincoln-Douglas debates?
700

The network that enslaved people used to escape to freedom

What is the Underground Railroad?

700

Who is Frederick Douglass

700

This Supreme Court case asserted that Black people were not citizens.

Dred Scott Decision

700

Known as the “Great Emancipator” this relatively moderate lawyer ultimately became the President during the Civil War

Who was Abraham Lincoln

700

This religion was used both to condemn slavery and justify it

Christianity

800

Enslaved persons were restricted from learning this academic skill

literacy / reading

800

Who is Harriet Tubman?

800

This compromise ten years before the Civil War started caused even more division

Compromise of 1850

800

This former slave taught himself to read and write, wrote a “narrative” of his life under and escape from slavery, and traveled to the White House during the Civil War to convince Lincoln to free the slaves

Who is Frederick Douglass?

800

This song was later adapted into the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”

What is "John Brown’s Body"?

900

In the constitution, enslaved persons counted for this much of a person for representation in Congress.

3/5ths

900

Who is Roger Taney?

900

This idea said that people in a state should be able to vote if it would be slave or free

Popular Sovereignty

900

William Lloyd Garrison published this well known anti-slavery newspaper that demanded an immediate end to slavery.

What is "The Liberator"?

900

This economic revolution gave the North a long-term edge in the Civil War

What is the industrial revolution?
1000

How many enslaved people were living in the South at the start of the Civil War

 

4 million

1000

William Lloyd Garrison
1000

This compromise was partially invalidated by the Dred Scott Decision

The Missouri Compromise

1000

The book Uncle Tom’s Cabin was written by this abolitionist

 

Harriet Beecher Stowe

1000

This invention changed how people could “see” the Civil War

What is the camera?