Famous People
Laws, Policies, and Compromise
Bird names that rhyme with smidgen
John Brown
The Underground Railroad
100

These two Women were amongst the first to speak out against slavery.

Who are the Grimke Sisters.

100

This policy allowed territories and states to vote to determine if it would be a slave state or free soil state.

What is Popular Sovereignty. 

100

John Brown went on a massacre after the burning of this town in Kansas.

What is the Town of Lawrence?

100

When John was a child, his father held this job, of which John would follow suit later in life.

What is a tanner?

100

What river marked the divide between the North and the South in regards to slavery in the U.S. during the early-mid 19th century?

What is the Ohio River?

200

This Abolitionist was famed for being willing to do anything to end Slavery… including Murder and Treason.

Who is John Brown.

200

What act was designed to enforce escaped slave policies throughout the United States?

What was the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850?
200

This Abolitionist wrote the book, Uncle Tom's Cabin.

Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe?

200

John Brown and his father aided abolitionist efforts by supporting the Underground through this method.

(DOUBLE POINTS!!!!)

What is Harboring?

200

Slaves traveling North were heading to this location to secure their freedom.

What is Canada?

300

This Abolitionist founded the Newspaper, The North Star.

Who is Frederick Douglass?
300

This previous War Hawk became known as the great compromiser, during the compromise of 1850.

Who was Henry Clay?

300

Charles Sumner made a speech, Crime Against Kansas, and was caned in Congress by this individual.

Who was Preston Brooks? 

300
John Brown was captured at this location, after attempting to secure an armory.
What is Harper’s Ferry?
300

Abolitionists who directly helped smuggle and move slaves to safety were known by this title while working on the Underground Railroad.

What is a conductor?

400

This Abolitionist founded the Newspaper, The Liberator.

Who is William Lloyd Garrison?

400

Who was the chief justice in the Dred Scott Case?

Who was Roger B. Taney?
400

During the events of Bleeding Kansas, these Slavery supporters occupied Kansas and used scare tactics to drive abolitionist efforts out of the territory.

Who are the Border Ruffians?

400

To many, John Brown’s death inspired others to pursue abolitionist efforts, making him this ”Figure” of a larger movement.

What is a Martyr? 

400

For assisting to free slaves from the South, this abolitionist was honored with the title, “The Moses of her People.” 

Who is Harriet Tubman?

500

(DOUBLE POINTS)

This Abolitionist placed letters and abolitionist papers into the coats of sailors to help inspire slave escape and revolts. 

Who is David Walker.

(DOUBLE POINTS)

500

In 1856, This state had two recognized governments; one acknowledged by the President, and the other by the Senate.

What is Kansas?

500

Allowing new territories, such as California, New Mexico, and Texas, without upsetting the congressional balance, proved to be this presidents greatest struggle.

Who was President Zachary Taylor.

500

(DOUBLE POINTS)

The Kansas State Capitol building possess this mural of John Brown, holding a bible and a musket.

DOUBLE POINTS

What is, a Tragic Prelude.

500

Ursa Major, also known as the Big Dipper, points towards this constellation in possession of the North Star.

What is Ursa Minor?