1. BINGO: Antebellum

2. What is the primary cause of the Civil war?

3. Slavery

4. What is another name for people who are anti-Slavery?

5. Abolitionists

6. Which part of America was mostly Against Slavery?

7. The North

8. What is the highest court of the land?

9. The Supreme Court

10. What are the three branches of government?

11. Executive, Judicial, Ledislative

12. Which part of America was largely pro-slavery?

13. The South

14. Who said, “A House divided against itself cannot stand”?

15. Abraham Lincoln

16. What book did Harriet Beecher Stowe write?

17. Uncle Tom’s Cabin

18. Douglas favored the idea of _____________, which allows people to decide the issue of slavery, rather than the federal government.

19. Popular Sovereignty

20. What court decision reinforced the idea that slavery was legal and could be expanded beyond southern states?

21. Dred Scott

22. This abolitionist was one of the main conductors of the underground railroad.

23. Harriet Tubman

24. What year was Lincoln elected president of the United States?

25. 1860

26. Southern States threatened to ___________, or leave the Union when Abraham Lincoln was elected.

27. Secede

28. The new nation formed by the southern states in 1861 was called _________.

29. The Confederate States of America

30. What was the name of the President of the Confederate States of America?

31. Jefferson Davis

32. What year did the Civil War start?

33. 1861

34. The Dred Scott court case declared that african americans could not become ___________.

35. Citizens

36. What laws were enacted to capture runaway slaves?

37. Fugitive Slave Acts

38. What war ended conflict and a new vast expanse of land was added to the US, intensifying the question of slavery in the new lands?

39. US-Mexican War

40. What agreement established California as a free state in exchange for the fugitive slaves laws?

41. Compromise of 1850

42. What is another name for people who are anti-Slavery?

43. Abolitionists

44. Which abolitionist seized a ferry to try to capture weapons to help the anti-slavery cause?

45. John Brown

46. Douglas favored the idea of _____________, which allows people to decide the issue of slavery, rather than the federal government.

47. Popular Sovereignty

48. Which fort was attacked in in which started the civil war?

49. Fort Sumpter

50. What is the primary cause of the Civil war?

51. Slavery

52. Which war was fought from 1861 to 1865 between the North and the South over the issue of Slavery?

53. The Civil war

54. A _______is a law breaker trying to escape of runaway.

55. Fugitive

56. What book did Harriet Beecher Stowe write?

57. Uncle Tom’s Cabin

58. A system of homes throughout the North that hid slaves on their way to freedom.

59. Underground railroad

60. What does antebellum mean?

61. What was the main crop produced in the South?

62. Cotton

63. What new technology made it cheap and easy to produce cotton textiles?

64. Cotton Gin

65. What are the three branches of government?

66. Executive, Judicial, Ledislative

67. Which part of America was mostly Against Slavery?

68. The North

69. What form of government do we have in the US?

70. Representative democracy

71. What agreement established California as a free state in exchange for the fugitive slaves laws?

72. Compromise of 1850

73. What is the highest court of the land?

74. The Supreme Court

75. What is the BEST subject EVER?

76. History

77. This abolitionist was one of the main conductors of the underground railroad.

78. Harriet Tubman

79. A _______is a law breaker trying to escape of runaway.

80. Fugitive

81. What year was Lincoln elected president of the United States?

82. 1860

83. The Dred Scott court case declared that african americans could not become ___________.

84. Citizens

85. Who said, “A House divided against itself cannot stand”?

86. Abraham Lincoln

87. Which abolitionist seized a ferry to try to capture weapons to help the anti-slavery cause?

88. John Brown

89. What court decision reinforced the idea that slavery was legal and could be expanded beyond southern states?

90. Dred Scott

91. What is another name for people who are anti-Slavery?

92. Abolitionists

93. This abolitionist was one of the main conductors of the underground railroad.

94. Harriet Tubman

95. What war ended conflict and a new vast expanse of land was added to the US, intensifying the question of slavery in the new lands?

96. US-Mexican War