Civil War

What act forced northerners to return slaves to owners

Who invented the first steel plow that helped agriculture in the midwest?

What was also called the Bloodhound Act?

What did the Supreme Court find in the Dred Scott Case?

What was a major advantage for the North?

What was the path in north that was a series of safe places for slaves to escape slavery

Who was the main conductor on the Underground Railroad?

John Brown attacked this armory to give slaves weapons

What supreme court case ruled that the constitution backed slavery?

What battle was the turning point in the war?

What gave Kansas/Nebraska right to vote for themselves on the matter of free/slave

Who was elected President in1860

Who killed Abraham Lincoln

Which one of these is NOT a factor of production

Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?

What was Abraham Lincoln's only goal entering the Civil War

Who was the President of the Confederacy

Which one of these is the Southern goal for the war?

Who helped the slaves after the Civil War

Who was the most successful northern general

Who was the main general of the South?

What was the South called?

What "freed" the slaves?

The Underground Railroad would help slaves get to north

The rebuilding of the south would be known as the what?

Who led a slave rebellion resulting in the death of over 50 southerners

When violence broke up in Kansas it was referred to as what?

This declared land north of Missouri would be free and south of Missouri would be slave

What gave faith back to the Union during the war?