1. Ch. 15 Review
Mr. Holmes
May 29, 2013

2. Round 1 I was president of the Confederacy.
The Kansas-Nebraska Act is an example of this…
The violence at Harper’s Ferry is credited to this individual
We are the political party that opposed slavery
We are the political party made up of antislavery Democrats & Whigs.

3. Round 1 Answers Jefferson Davis Popular Sovereignty John Brown
Republicans
Free Soil Party

4. Round 2
The Kansas-Nebraska Act was settled using the political idea called __________________
This legal case dealt with the issue of a slave suing for his freedom
This law meant a runaway slave must be found and returned to their master
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote this book that made both pro and anti slavery sides angry.
Other than slavery, state 2 other causes of the Civil War

5. Round 2 Answers Popular Sovereignty Dred Scott v. Sanford
Fugitive Slave Act
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Legislative Mandates, Abolitionism, Division of Labor, Tariffs, States’ rights versus the Constitution

6. Round 3
This agreement created balance between the number of slave states and free states.
This agreement let the people decide if an area should be pro-slavery or not.
This agreement had 4 parts to it. One of which was the Fugitive Slave Act.
This was the event after a man was attacked on the floors of the Senate.
This president avoided civil war by doing nothing on the issue of slavery and leaving it to Lincoln.

7. Round 3 Answers Missouri Compromise Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
“Bleeding Sumner”
James Buchannan

8. Round 4 What is a statement of a political party’s beliefs called?
This was the name of the bloodshed in Kansas.
True or False: Northern and Southern whites would most likely agree that African-Americans should not vote.
The election of this man in 1860 led to the south breaking away.
This political group wanted to stop slavery in the new territories.

9. Round 4 Answers Platform Bleeding Kansas True Abraham Lincoln
Free Soil Party

10. Round 5
This is a map of what compromise?

11. Round 5 Answers
Missouri Compromise

12. Round 6
What compromise is shown on this map?

13. Round 6 Answers
Compromise of 1850