Causes of the Civil War

Regarding Harriet Beecher Stowe, who said "so this is the little woman who started the great war"?

Who was elected U. S. President in 1860?

Which President died in office?

In return for support for the railroad, Douglas offered Southerners?

Uncle Tom's Cabin sold this number of copies in it's first year?

An undeclared civil war occurred in what U.S state in the 1850's?

Democrat from Pa. elected in 1856?

Which was once its own nation?

Supreme Court case that ruled slaves are not citizens?

Campaign slogan of Harrison & Tyler?

Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin?

Which political party was against the idea of a powerful President?

Which person was elected President without winning a single Southern state?

The Kansas-Nebraska Act destroyed what compromise?

The U.S. & Mexico mainly went to war over this issue?

All belonged to the Whig Party, except?

Which political party formed solely to stop the spread of slavery in the Mexican Cession?

Reaction of the South to Uncle Tom's Cabin?

First Republican candidate to become President?

All of the following were part of the Compromise of 1850, except?

This political party represented the North and was against the spread of Slavery?

Who was the sectional leader from the West who we associate with compromise?

Why did Stephen Douglas propose the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

This amendment wanted to ban slavery in the land gained from Mexico?

Militant abolitionist behind the massacre of pro-slavery settlers in Kansas?

All of the following were parts of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, except?

Who was the sectional leader from the North that often opposed slavery?

The Mexican/American War could be described as?

First Confederate Capital?

Why did John Brown raid Harpers Ferry?

Which state was the first to secede from the Union?

The first shots of the Civil War were fired at?

All of the following would have been considered martyrs by some in the North, except?

President of the Confederacy?

The idea that voters could decide whether to allow slavery in their territory was known as?

Who proposed the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

The Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed slavery above what line?

The South was referred to as?

Anti-slavery senator caned for making a speech against slavery?

How was the Fugitive Slave Law designed to find people guilty of being runaways?

What event caused California to apply for statehood?

To formally withdraw or break away means?

The land gained from the Mexican/American War was referred to as?

Who was the sectional leader from the South who defended slavery?

Was known as a "Dark Horse" candidate?

Who did Lincoln lose to in the race for Senator of Illinois?

Who's Presidency did the Whig Party oppose?

Someone who is willing to risk their life for a noble cause is referred to as?

This political party was anti-immigrant & anti-Catholic?

Those who favored the end of slavery?

The idea that it was God's intention for the U.S. to stretch from ocean to ocean was?

Which President was a military hero from the Mexican/American War?

Who pushed the Comp. of 1850 through after Henry Clay died?

Violence in Kansas gave the state this nickname?

The novel Uncle Tom's Cabin was meant to?