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Secession Famous People
Compromises Daily Life
Political Parties Grab Bag
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Secession PeopleGrab Bag
Political Parties
Daily LifeCompro-
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Secession (200)
This was the first state to secede from the Union.
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Secession (400)
The official name of the “country” formed by the states that seceded from the Union.
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Secession (600)
An attack on this fort marked the start of the Civil War.
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Secession (800)
The senator who first proposed secession over the Tariff of 1832.
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Secession (1000)
He was chosen to be the president of the Confederacy.
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People (200)
Abolitionist who murdered five people at Pottawatomie Creek, Kansas in 1856.
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People (400)
He debated Lincoln several times during the Illinois senate race in 1858.
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People (600)
Her book Uncle Tom’s Cabin inspired many people to become abolitionists.
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People (800)
The senator from Massachusetts who was beaten until he was unconscious on the Senate floor.
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People (1000)
He escaped from slavery and became a leader in the abolition movement.
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Compromises (200)
As part of the Compromise of 1850, this territory entered the Union as a free state.
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Compromises (1000)
The 1857 Supreme Court case that stated Congress could not pass laws regarding slavery in new territories.
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Compromises (600)
This unpopular law forced northerners to return runaway slaves.
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Compromises (800)
This 1854 law allowed residents to vote on the slavery issue in a territory previously set aside as free.
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Compromises (400)
This 1820 agreement divided land from the Louisiana Purchase into free and slave territories.
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Grab Bag (200)
This “bleeding” state served as an early battle ground for the Civil War.
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Grab Bag (400)
John Brown raided the federal arsenal in this Virginia town in 1859.
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Grab Bag (600)
Women’s rights advocates held a convention in this New York town in 1848.
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Grab Bag (800)
These temporary settlers moved into Kansas to make sure the territory voted pro-slavery.
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Grab Bag (1000)
This candidate won most of the southern states in the presidential election of 1860.
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Political Parties (200)
This party formed in 1854 and had a president in the White House by 1860.
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Political Parties (400)
This party split into northern and southern factions over the slavery issue.
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Political Parties (600)
John Bell represented this political party in the Election of 1860.
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Political Parties (800)
This party opposed immigration and tried to limit voting rights for immigrants.
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Political Parties (1000)
Millard Fillmore was the last president from this party, which disappeared in the 1850’s.
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Daily Life (200)
These farmers, with at least 20 slaves, formed the highest social class in the South.
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Daily Life (400)
Most immigrants to the U.S. came from these two European nations.
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Daily Life (600)
These laws were designed to prevent slaves from running away or rebelling.
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Daily Life (800)
These organizations tried to improve wages and work conditions in factories.
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Daily Life (1000)
The goal of this reform movement was to make alcohol illegal.
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Final Jeopardy
These seven states seceded from the Union before Lincoln was inaugurated as the 16th president.