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Vocabulary-100

• A runaway slave is also known by this term.• What is a fugitive?

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Vocabulary- 200

• A gun warehouse.

• What is an arsenal?

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Vocabulary-300

• When Lincoln freed the slaves he ________ them.

• What is emancipated?

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Vocabulary-400

• Control by the people, allowing each territory to decide for itself whether or not to allow slavery.

• What is popular sovereignty?

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Vocabulary-500

• Right to have charges filed or a hearing before being jailed.

• What is Habeas Corpus?

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• This woman was a conductor on the Underground Railroad.

• Who is Harriet Tubman?

People-100

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People-200

• Caucasian abolitionist who started the newspaper the Liberator.

• Who was William Lloyd Garrison?

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People-300

• This man was the top general of the Confederate Army.

• Who was Robert E. Lee?

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People-400

• This southern plantation owner led a revolt of slaves that led to his execution.

• Who is John Brown?

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People-500

• Top general of the Union Army.

• Who was Ulysses S. Grant?

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Government-100

• This compromise allowed Kansas and Nebraska to decide if they would enter the Union as a free or slave state.

• What was the Kansas-Nebraska?

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Government- 200

• The President of the Confederate States of America.

• Who was Jefferson Davis?

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Government- 300

• As part of this compromise Maine entered the Union as a free state, and the 36’ 30’ line was established.

• What was the Missouri Compromise of 1820?

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Government- 400

• This compromise established the Fugitive Slave Act and declared there would be popular sovereignty in both the New Mexico and Utah territory.

• What was the Compromise of 1850?

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Government- 500

• This found the Missouri Compromise to be unconstitutional, because government does not have the power to abolish slavery in a territory.

• What was the Dred Scott Decision?

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Battles- 100

• This battle was the immediate cause of the Civil War. The battle took place at a Union fort that was located in South Carolina.

• What is Fort Sumter?

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Battles-200

• This battle turned out to be the turning point of the war, because the South did not attack the North after this battle.

• What is the Battle of Gettysburg?

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Battles-300

• Lee won decisive battles for the South in the battle of Chancellorsville and this battle.

• What is the Battle of Fredericksburg ?

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Battles-400

• Both the Union and Confederacy realized they needed to train their soldiers after this battle where General Jackson earned the nickname “Stonewall”.

•What is the Battle of Bull Run?

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Battles- 500

• The Confederacy won all of the following battles EXCEPT

1. Shiloh

2. Chancellorsville

3. Bull Run

4. Fredericksburg

• What is the Battle of Shiloh?

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Misc.-100

• This law signed by Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves in slave states.

• What is the Emancipation Proclamation?

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Misc.-200

• This state divided in two, because they could not agree on the issue of slavery.

•What is Virginia?

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Misc.- 300

• Period of time when more people have loyalty to a certain part of a country then they do to the entire country.

• What is sectionalism?

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Misc. -400

• Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

• Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe?

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Misc.-500

• This man ran against Abraham Lincoln for the Senator position in Illinois in 1856. During the campaign, they had a series of debates with slavery as the main issue.

• Who is Stephen Douglas?

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Final Jeopardy

• The year in which South Carolina seceded from the Union.

What is 1860?

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