Causes of Civil War Jeopardy Missouri Compromise Compromise of 1850 Kansas-Nebraska Act The Last Straw Miscellaneous 10 20 30 40 50
The people of Missouri wanted to enter the union as this type of state Category 1 - 10
For Missouri to enter the union as a slave state, this was created as a free state Category 1 - 20
This Kentucky senator was the main creator of the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850
The Missouri Compromise line settled where slavery could and could not exist throughout this territory
This was the year that the Missouri Compromise was created
In 1850, this state wanted to enter the union as a free state
The new territories being discussed in 1850 were gained as a result of this event
This law was created to appease the southern states
As a result of the Compromise, this was officially ended in Washington DC
As a result of the compromise, slavery was to be allowed in these two territories
As tensions over the crisis in Kansas escalated, Charles Sumner was viciously beaten on the floor of this
He traveled to the Kansas Territory with his sons and murdered pro-slavery settlers
This Illinois Senator wrote the Kansas-Nebraska Act, originally as a way to settle the territories quickly, to allow for a railroad line to California
By allowing people in Kansas to choose if they wanted slavery, the Kansas-Nebraska Act cancelled out this older law
The Ostend Manifesto was a secret document about the US taking this by force
This state was the first to declare independence from the union
This political party was created by abolitionist
The shelling of this federal fort in Charleston Harbor was the official start to the Civil War
The results of the presidential election of this year was what finally caused the South to declare independence
John Brown lead the raid on the federal arsenal here in an attempt to start a massive slave rebellion
Tuesday evening, this passed directly in front of the sun (from our vantage point) for the last time before the year 2117
He sued his owner for his freedom, taking his case all the way to the US Supreme Court
This native tribe was forced to relocate by the government in what became known as “The Trail of Tears”
She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin
This uprising in Western Pennsylvania in 1793 was put down by President Washington, and was the only time that a sitting president actually lead the army from the front