1. Drill 3/24
Take out 2 clean sheets of paper, clear your desks, and sit quietly

2. This IS
Jeopardy
Developed by Lou Taylor 2/05

4. North or South

5. Immigration

6. Reform
in the 1800s

7. Sectionalism

8. Abolitionists

9. Who Said That?

10. North Or
South
Immigration
Reform in
The 1800s
Sectionalism
Abolitionists
Who said
That?
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11. Had many Plantations

12. What was the South?

13. Was mostly urban

14. What was the North?

15. Had many railroads

16. What was the North?

17. The economy was based on industry

18. What was the North?

19. Had many slaves

20. What was the South?

21. Factors that make a person want to leave their country
100

22. What are push factors?
100

23. A person who leaves their country to settle permanently in another
200

24. What was an immigrant?
200

25. Immigrants came from this country due to the potato blight (disease)

26. What was Ireland?

27. Factors that make a person want to come to that country

28. What are pull factors?

29. The region of the US where most immigrants settled?

30. What was the North?

31. Reform movement where people attended revivals and changed their ideas about heaven from “predestination” to “free will”

32. What was the
Second Great
Awakening

33. The movement to stop the spread of alcohol abuse

34. What was Temperance?

35. Name Two changes that were made as a result of the Workers Rights reform movement

36. Safer working conditions
10 Hour Work Day
Safer working conditions
No Child Labor
Right to strike

37. Document that states “all men & women are created equal”
400

38. What was the Declaration of Independence?
400

39. Organizations that fight for better working conditions for skilled and unskilled laborers
500

40. What were Unions?
500

41. The tax on imported manufactured goods which benefited the North

42. What was the Tariff Act of 1828?

43. Senator from Illinois who defeated Lincoln in the senate election in 1858
200

44. Who was Steven Douglas?
200

45. What many state’s in the south did to the Tariff Act because they said it was “unconstitutional”
300

46. What is Nullify the Act?
300

47. The first state to secede from the union, saying the government was ignoring states’ rights

48. What was South Carolina?

49. President during the Tariff Act and Nullification Crisis

50. Who was Andrew Jackson?

51. He raided a federal arsenal in Harpers Ferry VA.

52. Who was John Brown?

53. She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin

54. Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe?

55. Abolitionist who Published The Liberator an abolitionist newspaper

56. Who was William Lloyd Garrision?

57. Freed slaves by being a conductor on the Underground Railroad

58. Who was Harriet Tubman?

59. Daily
Double!!

60. The two reform movements that the Grimke Sisters & Sojourner Truth supported

61. What were Women’s Rights
&
Anti- Slavery
(Abolitionist)

62. “A house divided cannot stand.”

63. Who was Abraham Lincoln?

64. “I am the Great Negotiator”

65. Who was Henry Clay?

66. “an abolitionist, a religious fanatic, a martyr, and an instrument of God..”

67. Who was John Brown?

68. “The Principle of popular sovereignty…”
400

69. Who was Stephen Douglas?
400

70. “Fugitive slaves were rare then, and as a fugitive slave lecturer, I had the advantage of being the first one out.”
500

71. Who was Frederick Douglass?
500

72. The Secret political group of nativists in the Mid 19th Century.
Final
Jeopardy
The Secret political group of nativists in the Mid 19th Century.

73. What was the Know-Nothing Party?