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Sectionalism I
Sectionalism II
Sectionalism III
Sectionalism IV
Sectionalism V
100
The Missouri Compromise and Kansas-Nebraska Act were mainly about this issue
What is SLAVERY
100
This abolitionist helped slaves escape
Who is Harriet Tubman
100
The people vote
What is popular sovereignty
100
The "section" of the U.S. relied on free labor and agriculture
What is the South
100
Thinking of a map of North America, what country in the NORTH would slaves in the U.S. runaway to (they would do this because of the Fugitive Slave Act)
What is Canada
200
The ACT concerned the issue of expanding slavery into new territory
What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act
200
This law or act made it so that it was illegal to help a slave runaway and allowed slaves to be returned to their owners if caught.
What is the Fugitive Slave Act
200

This brought on the rise of factories and the shift from human labor to reliance on machines.

What is the Industrial Revolution?

200
Name of the line separates free from slave territory
What is the Missouri Compromise Line
200

This is a tax on imported goods

What is a tariff?

300

"The warm climate, rich soil, and abundant irrigation from rivers" describes which areas geography?

What is the South?

300

This invention made cotton production more profitable.

What is the cotton gin?

300

This is what abolitionists wanted.

What is the end of slavery?

300

Dred Scott did not win his court case because he was not considered _______.

What is a citizen

300

This word means a strong loyalty to one region.

What is Sectionalism?

400

What made the North the ideal location for mills?

What are swift moving rivers. 

400

There were more railroads in the ______.

Double points if you explain why.

What is the North. 


Factory owners in the Northeast needed railroads to ship their manufactured goods to territories in the Midwest, so building railroads in these regions was very profitable. Because the Northeast had more factories and cities than the South, it also had more railroads.

400
Massachusetts always allowed slavery (since it was an English colony up to the Civil war).

(true/false)

False

400
This book was written by Harriet Beecher Stowe
What is Uncle Tom's Cabin
400

This led to the expansion of cities in the NORTHEAST.

What is the rapid growth of factories

500
This slave sued for the right to be free
Who is Dred Scott
500
California entered the Union as a free state because of this compromise
What is the Compromise of 1850
500

Northerners supported tariffs for this reason. 

It taxed imported goods, making goods made in the North cheaper and more desirable. 

500

This was the anti-slavery newspaper published 1831 by William Lloyd Garrison. 

What is The Liberator?

500

This was an argument Southerners used to defend Slavery.

Options include:

--their treatment of enslaved African Americans was no worse or even better than Northern factory owners’ treatment of immigrants and other workers. --it benefited enslaved African Americans because they would not be able to work for wages in the United States.