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Road to Civil War
Road to Civil War
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1
What did the fugitive slave act state?
Slaves could buy their freedom
Runaway slaves had to be returned to their owner
Runaway slaves were free
Runaway slaves could be recaptured and owned
2
The greatest factor in causing the Civil War was...
State's Rights
Inequality
Slavery
Economic Tension
3
Under the Fugitive Slave Act, what happened to runaway slaves in the North?
Sentenced to death
Returned to slavery in South
Arrested for escaping
Forced to pay Fugitive Slave Tax
4
How did Northerners profit from the cotton industry?
Textile industries
Provided Transportation
Sold to England
Undercut Southern prices
5
In the 1800s, what period brought mechanisation and the introduction of the factory system?
American Civil War
American Revolution
Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
6
Where would this cartoon be popular? Be sure to be able to explain why!
Neither
South
North
Latin America
7
An escaped slave myself, I am the conductor of the Underground Railroad.
Henry "Box" Brown
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
Ellen Craft
8
Our economy is driven by agriculture and slave labor.
The North
The South
9
The Power Loom promotes which of the following social changes?
Men's clothing becomes most manufactured good in the US
Women entering the work force
All of the above
Interest in fashion
10
I'm the man who after living in the North with my owner, sued for my freedom.
Dred Scott
Fredrick Douglass
Roger Taney
Henry Box Brown
11
This invention drastically decreased the time to process cotton.
Power Loom
Cotton Gin
Spinning Jenny
Sewing Machine
12
What invention in the 1800s allowed Americans to work around the clock?
Steam Engine
Coffee
Whale Oil Lamps
Lightbulbs
13
This political party formed opposing slavery. Led by Abraham Lincoln, Southerners opposed him.
Whig Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
14
Our economy is driven by industry. Factories provide economic opportunity.
The South
The North
15
Passed in 1854, this policy allowed citizens to decide if a new state would be free or slave
Popular Sovereignty
The Great Compromise
Missouri Compromise
3/5th Compromise
16
I wrote
Uncle Tom's Cabin
in 1852 exposing the cruelty of slavery to many White Northerners.
Fredrick Douglas
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Ellen Craft
Harriet Tubman
17
What cash crop grew in the South known as "White Gold"?
Linen
Rice
Silk
Cotton
18
My raid on Harper's Ferry escalated tensions in the South, and promoted slave rebellions.
Frederick Douglas
David Walker
Owen Brown
John Brown
19
This document, ratified on Sept. 17, 1787, created a stronger federal government.
New York Charter
Articles of Confederation
United States Constitution
Declaration of Independance
20
What type of source is this political cartoon?
Secondary
Primary
21
Due to popular sovereignty, 200 people died here fighting on the issues of slavery.
John Brown's Raid on Harper's Ferry
Pottawatomie Massacre
Bleeding Kansas
Battle of Fort Sumter
22
What political development led South Carolina to seceded from the Nation?
Popular Sovereignty
Fugitive Slave Act
Lincoln Douglass Debates
Election of Abraham Lincoln
23
This document ensured that the federal government could not interfere with State's affairs
Declaration of Independance
New York Charter
Articles of Confederation
United States Constitution
24
The Missouri Compromise was designed to resolve conflict about...
Determining the governance of a new state
Admitting new states as slave or free states
Determining the slave population in Missouri
Freeing fugitive slaves from Missouri
