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Question Answer Manifest Destiny-100 President Thomas Jefferson purchases land west of the Mississippi from this country in What is France?

Question Answer Manifest Destiny- 200 This country started the War of What was Great Britain?

Question Answer Manifest Destiny-300 This country burned down the White House during the War of Who was the British?

Question Answer Manifest Destiny-400 Under this policy the United States limited European influence in Latin America. What was the Monroe Doctrine?

Question Answer Manifest Destiny-500 The United States expanding to the Pacific Ocean was a result of this belief. What was Manifest Destiny?

Question Answer Term used to explain when the United States became divided into sections. What was sectionalism? Antebellum-100

Question Answer Antebellum-200 Large industries, small farms, more railroads, and large cities was a characteristic of which group during the Antebellum. What was the North?

Question Answer Antebellum-300 Time period before the Civil War. What was the Antebellum?

Question Answer Antebellum-400 Slaves were separated from families and sold as property during these events. What were auctions?

Question Answer Antebellum- 500 This invention increased the demand for slave labor and increased cotton production. What was the cotton gin.

Question Answer Abolitionists-100 This person was a former slave and conductor of the Underground Railroad. Who was Harriet Tubman?

Question Answer Abolitionists- 200 Former slave, who published the abolitionist newspaper the North Star. Who was Frederick Douglass?

Question Answer Abolitionists- 300 Former slave, traveled west to spread the truth, involved in abolitionist and women’s rights movements. Who was Sojourner Truth?

Question Answer Abolitionists- 400 Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin which was a novel that showed the northerners the evils of southern slavery. Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe?

Question Answer Abolitionists- 500 This white male launched a slave revolt that was quickly crushed and as a result he was executed. Who was John Brown?

Question Answer Western Expansion- 100 This created popular sovereignty in Kansas and Nebraska. What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

Question Answer Western Expansion-200 During the Lincoln- Douglas Debates, Lincoln stated this believe about slavery. What is slavery is morally wrong.

Question Answer Western Expansion- 300 The results of this agreement were that Missouri was admitted to the Union as a slave state, and Maine was admitted to the Union as a free state. What was the Missouri Compromise?

Question Answer Western Expansion-400 In this case, the US Supreme Court ruled that slaves are property and not citizens. What was the Dred Scott Decision?

Question Answer Western Expansion-500 The Fugitive Slave Act, the abolishment of slavery in Washington D.C., and the decision to have popular sovereignty in New Mexico and Utah were all a result of this agreement. What was the Compromise of 1850?

Question Answer Civil War-100 The election of this president was one of the immediate causes of the Civil War. Who was Abraham Lincoln?

Question Answer Civil War-200 This battle was an immediate cause of the Civil War that took place in South Carolina. What was the Battle of Fort Sumter?

Question Answer Civil War- 300 The Southern states that seceded which formed the Confederacy were led by this man. Who was Jefferson Davis?

Question Answer Civil War-400 Lincoln’s goal throughout the entire Civil War. What was to preserve the Union?

Question Answer Civil War-500 The Emancipation Proclamation, did not free the slaves in the states that allowed slavery in these two Union states. What was Maryland and Delaware?

Question Answer Final Jeopardy The reason Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. What was to encourage slaves and free African Americans to join the Army?