Sectionalism
African-Americans
Events
Important People
Extra
100

The different regions of the U.S. mainly disagreed about what during the 1800s?

slavery

100
Did Dred Scott obtain his freedom in Dred Scott v. Sandford?

No

100

Fighting broke out in Kansas between anti-slavery & pro-slavery groups because of what act?

Kansas-Nebraska Act

100

Who was the Great Compromiser?

Henry Clay

100

What political party was formed to oppose slavery?

Republican Party

200

Who favored tariffs & why?

North - made prices more competitive, made people more likely to buy American goods

West - wanted tariffs to bring in money for more roads & canals (infrastructure)

200

How did the Fugitive Slave Act affect escaped slaves in the North?

they could be returned to their slave owners in the South

200

What was the main argument in Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, and the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

Whether new states should allow slavery
200

Who was the Great Orator?

Daniel Webster

200

Define sectionalism.

concern for regional needs & interests

300

Give 2 examples of  free states and 2 examples of slave states.

Free: all northern states: ex: Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maine, Massachusetts, California also

Slave: Southern states: Ex: Texas, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, etc

300

Who was the slave who sued for his freedom?

Dred Scott

300

What did the Missouri Compromise establish?

Missouri would be a slave state, while Maine would be a free state

Maintained the balance of free & slave states

Set up process for adding new states: states south of the Missouri border would allow slavery, while states north of that border would not allow slavery

300

Who was the spokesperson for the South & what did he argue for?

John C. Calhoun

states' rights

300

Describe the Fugitive Slave Act.

southern slave holders could capture escaped slaves and bring them back into the south

required government to help in capturing the escaped slaves

400

What was common in the North but lacking in the South?

railroads

industry

factories

400

What was the ruling of the Dred Scott case?

Slaves were considered property, so they had no rights. Therefore, they could not sue for their freedom.

Made the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional

400

Describe the Compromise of 1850.

California became a free state

Rest of Mexican cession territory was divided into Utah & New Mexico territory & each territory would be allowed to decided whether or not to allow slavery

Established the Fugitive Slave Law

400

What did John Quincy Adams do in Congress?

fought against the Gag Rule against slavery & got it repealedf

400

What year was the Missouri Compromise passed?

1820

500

What was the Northern economy focused on? What was the Southern economy focused on?

North - Industry/factories

South - agricultural/plantations

500

What were enslaved African Americans not allowed to do?

List at least 5 things:

could not testify against a white person, possess any anti-slavery literature

make contracts, gather without a white person

leave the plantation without permission

strike a white person, buy and sell goods, learn to read/write, own firearms 

 visit the homes of white people or free black people

500

Put the following events in the correct order:

Compromise of 1850

Missouri Compromise

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Missouri Compromise - 1820

Compromise of 1850

Kansas-Nebraska Act - 1854

500

What Compromise was Henry Clay responsible for?

Missouri Compromise of 1820

500

Which party supported slavery?

Democratic Party