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People aligning themselves more with the region of the country they live in
civil war
westernization
regionalism
sectionalism
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John Brown's scheme to invade the South with armed slaves
Emancipation Proclamation
Harper's Ferry
Underground Railroad
Dred Scott
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Law passed that gave North and South part of what they wanted.
US Constitution
Emancipation Proclamation
Compromise of 1850
Declaration of Independence
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He sued for his freedom and the Supreme Court declared that slaves are property, not people.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Abraham Lincoln
Harry Tubman
Dred Scott
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(1856) a series of violent fights between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces in Kansas
"Tearful Texas"
"Weeping Wisconsin"
"Bleeding Kansas"
"Sweating South Carolina"
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List three long standing causes of the Civil War.
Slavery, states rights, Sectionalism
slavery, cotton, voting
slavery, bill of rights, underground railroad
Slavery, republicanism, westernalization
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A person who dies for a cause or belief.
sacrificer
protester
martyr
victim
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The author of the book Uncle Toms Cabin that persuaded people to want to end slavery.
Harriet Beacher Stowe
Uncle Tom
Elizabeth Berg
Jodi Picoult
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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court when Dred Scott decision was made.
Henry Clay
Roger B. Taney
Harriet Tubman
Robert Sumner
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President of the Confederate States of America, in the south 1861 - 1865.
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
John F. Kennedy
Thomas Jefferson
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beaten nearly to death on the floor Senate after speaking out against slavery.
Henry Clay
Charles Sumner
Abraham Lincoln
Dred Scott
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First state to secede/leave the Union in 1860.
Kansas
South Dakota
South Carolina
West Virginia
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Proposed the Compromise of 1850 to prevent conflict between North and South
Herbert Soil
Henry Clay
Harry Dirt
Harold Mudd
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Gave states a choice to be a free or slave state
John Brown
Underground Railroad
Election of 1860
Kansas-Nebraska Act
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Abraham Lincoln won because the Democratic party in the South was split over slavery.
Election of 1860
Election of 1861
Election of 1900
Election of 1776
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April 12th, 1861- Confederate soldiers firing on this fort initiated the Civil War.
Ft. Sumter
Pearl Harbour
Ghettysburg
Bunker Hill
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The "Little Giant." He proposed the Kansas - Nebraska Act
Stephen Douglas
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Abraham Lincoln
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Political party formed in 1854. Its main goal was to stop the spread of slavery.
Independent Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
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Let the people decide by State, on whether slavery should be allowed through voting.
Democracy
Popular Sovereignty
Communism
Socialism
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believed that since the states voluntarily joined the Union, they can also choose to leave.
Independents
Secessionists
Democrats
Republicans
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Law stating slaves must be returned to owners
Dred Scott
Fugitive Slave Act
Underground Railroad
Popular Sovereignty
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President of the U.S., 1861-1865
Abraham Lincoln
Dred Scott
Jefferson Davis
Thomas Jefferson
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a system that helped slaves follow a network of escape routes
Aboveground Railroad
Underground Railroad
Dred Scott
Fugitive Slave Act
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Series of 1858 Senate debates.Lincoln forced Douglas to debate issue of slavery
Trump-Clinton Debates
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
Sheffield-Wendlick Debates
Lincoln-Stephen Debates
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number 1 Cash Crop in the South in the 1800's.
peanuts
corn
cotton
tobacco
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Abolitionist involved in violence in Kansas.
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Luther King, JR.
John Brown
Dred Scott
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1 - Ruled slaves were property, not people with rights.
Dred Scott decision
US Constitution
Emancipation Proclamation
Declaration of Independence
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Southern Democrat that received 72 electoral votes in the presidential election of 1860.
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Clay
John Breckenridge
Harriet Stowe
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15th President of the U.S. - viewed by many as one of the worst presidents in U.S. history
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Obama
Thomas Jefferson