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Name the two major
compromises agreed to by the
South and the North leading up to the Civil War.
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In the Missouri Compromise, what state entered the Union as a free
state?
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Name one thing the South got out of the Compromise of 1850.
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Name two things the North got out of the Compromise of
1850.
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What line was drawn across the map as
part of the Missouri Compromise? What
did it mean?
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Who led a raid on Harpers Ferry in an
attempt to free Southern slaves?
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What book was written in 1852
showing the horrors of slavery?
Who was the author?
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The election of the first
Republican president was the immediate cause of the Civil War.
Who was the president and in what year was he
elected?
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Who was the slave who sued
for his freedom in an 1857 Supreme Court case? What
was the court’s decision in the
case?
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Which Massachusetts
senator was beaten with a cane for his
anti-slavery beliefs? Who beat
him?
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What two territories were
going to decide the issue of slavery for themselves as part of the Compromise
of 1850?
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What was the result of John
Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry?
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What event took place as a result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
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Why did the Nebraska and
Kansas Territories want
to start territorial governments?
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What did South Carolina do when it heard about the
election of Abraham Lincoln? (Your answer must be only two words
long.)
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Define abolitionist
. Name three
abolitionists from this
unit.
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Define popular sovereignty. List
two territories that planned to
use popular sovereignty.
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Define sectionalis
m as it relates to the causes of the Civil
War.
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On December 20th, 1860, the
Charleston Mercury reported that “The Union is Dissolved.” What
did this mean?
Category #4 Question 1000
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Who was the Chief Justice who gave
the majority opinion in the
Dred Scott case?
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Start with the year Lincoln was elected. Add the year of the
Dred Scott decision. Subtract the year
South Carolina seceded. Subtract
the year Uncle Tom’s Cabin was published.
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The Missouri Compromise and the Compromise
of 1850.
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Maine
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The Fugitive Slave Law was passed
and slavery continued in
Washington, D.C.
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California became a free state and the slave trade was
abolished in Washington, D.C.
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'3036was the slave line. Anything north of the line was free.
Anything south could be slave.
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John Brown
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Uncle Tom’s CabinHarriet Beecher Stowe
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Abraham Lincoln, 1860
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Dred ScottThe court decided he was still a slave and that black Americans have no rights that
whites have to respect.
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Senator Charles Sumner,Rep. Preston Brooks
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Utah and New Mexico
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Brown was unsuccessful. His
rebellion was stopped, and he
was hanged for his role in it.
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Bleeding Kansas
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Americans wanted to build a
transcontinental railroad there.
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It seceded.
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Someone who wants to end
slavery. Many examples will be
accepted.
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A vote on the issue of slavery.
Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, and New
Mexico will all be accepted.
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The idea that the North and the South were divided based on their interests.
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It means that South Carolina has seceded
from the country. It is no longer part of the United
States.
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Roger B. Taney
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