The causes of The Civil War

What is the name of this song? Which side is it for, North or South?

Which tensions that led to the Civil War can still be found in the US today?

These three states were confederate: 

Jazz and blues music was inspired and influenced partly by:

Which Amendment to the Constitution is the most obviously a result of the Civil war?

John Brown was an:

The Gettysburg Address starts off with this line:

How many states seceded?

This plan was passed to keep the balance of free states and slave states in the Senate in 1820:

Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?

What is the name of this song? Which side is it for, North or South?

To withdraw from the union means:

What three significant events led to the Civil War?

This former slave escaped to the North and became a lecturer for the Anti-Slavery Society.

Which technological advancement encouraged the spread of slavery in the south?

Who delivered The Gettysburg Address?

The Battle Hymn of the Republic was written for which side?

Why were Southerners worried Missouri would become a free state?

What does antebellum mean?

Why is it significant that grammar changed when referring to the United States (are vs. is)

Which side had God and Freedom on their side?

How many soldiers died at Gettysburg?

Suffrage means:

This abolitionist speaker's name means to stay temporarily in one place and declare the truth.

What are three reasons the South feared the North?

What initiated the Battle of Gettysburg?

How many soldiers fought in the Battle of Gettysburg (both sides included)?

Frederick Douglass and Nat Turner had this in common:

This tiny woman's enemies offered $40,000 for her capture. Her name was:

The Kansas-Nebraska Act was a bill that:

In The Gettysburg Address, dedicate means both:

What song is this lyric from? "...As he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free..."

In the Supreme Court case of Dred Scott v. Sandford, Dred Scott lost because:

This freed all slaves in Confederate territory:

Once inaugurated, Lincoln said the first thing he would do would be to abolish slavery!

How does The Gettysburg Address start?

Who was the leader of the South?

The Republican party of the 1850's supported slavery

Abraham Lincoln won his first Presidential election by a LANDSLIDE!

Who said this? "A house divided against itself cannot stand."

The Fugitive Slave Act was:

Give three nicknames for a northern soldier:

The Civil War was fought:

This tiny woman in the 1840's, an escaped slave, made _ trips back and forth to free slaves.