Civil War Review

During the Civil War, the northern states are known as:

What was the most important cash crop grown in the Southern US in the 1860s?

This man, a violent abolitionist, was considered to be a martyr for the cause of freedom:

A slave who worked in planting and picking cotton was known as:

What was the first state to secede from the Union?

A slave who worked in the house serving food and doing laundry was known as:

People who worked on the Underground Railroad were known as what?

How long did President Lincoln (and the Union) think the Civil War would last?

Which two groups of people fought during "Bleeding Kansas"?

Which court case decided that banning slavery was unconstitutional b.c of property rights?

The system of safe houses that helped to lead slaves to freedom is known as:

What does the word secede mean?

Who became the president of the Confederate States of America?

This woman was known as "The Moses of Her People".

This says that runaway slaves must be returned to the South, regardless of where they're found:

During the Civil War, the southern states are known as:

Slave codes made it a crime to teach African Americans what?

Which act states that people within a state should vote to be a 'slave' or 'free' state?

Who was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court during the Dred Scott decision?

When did the Civil War officially begin?

What was the "last straw" before the South began to secede?

What current US state gained its statehood DURING the Civil War?

Which one of these states joined the Confederacy after the war began?

This song is an example of what?

What was "The Drinking Gourd" that slaves followed?

Slavery was declining until Eli Whitney patented this invention: