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2. President of the Union.
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3. Who is Abraham Lincoln?
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4. President of the Confederacy
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5. Who is Jefferson Davis?
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6. Southern General that surrendered at the village court house in Appomattox om April 9, 1865.
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7. Who is General Robert E. Lee?
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8. He marched his troops into Atlanta, Georgia, and then he led them on to Savannah.
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9. Who is General Sherman?
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10. He was the publisher of the antislavery newspaper called the Liberator.
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11. Who is William Lloyd Garrison?
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12. These people led slaves on the Underground Railroad.
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13. Who are conductors?
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14. These are the places along the Underground Railroad where slaves rested during the day.
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15. What are stations?
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16. This woman led many slaves to their freedom using the Underground Railroad
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17. Who is Harriet Tubman?
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18. This is where runaways from Texas went on the Underground Railroad.
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19. What is Mexico?
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20. Name three places where runaways escaped to on the Underground Railroad.
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21. What are Cuba, Canada, Caribbean, Mexico, and cities in the North?
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22. Most of the population worked in factories.
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23. What is the North?
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24. Cotton was the cash crop.
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25. What is the South?
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26. States’ rights were popular here.
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27. What is the South?
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28. The invention of the cotton gin by Eli Whitney was welcomed.
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29. What is the South?
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30. Tariffs favored them.
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31. What is the North?
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32. This law returns escaped slaves back to their owners.
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33. What is the Fugitive Slave Law?
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34. This slave asked the Supreme Court for his freedom because he once lived in the free state of Illinois and the free territory of Wisconsin.
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35. Who is Dred Scott?
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36. This law passed in 1854 gave the territories of Kansas and Nebraska popular sovereignty.
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37. What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
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38. Missouri entered the Union as a slave state, and Maine entered as a free state.
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39. What is the Missouri Compromise of 1820?
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40. Congress allowed some territories to make decisions for themselves.
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41. What is the Compromise of 1850?
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42. The author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin which described the cruelty on slavery.
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43. Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe?
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44. Founder of the American Red Cross
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45. Who is Clara Barton?
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46. She preached against slavery and for women’s rights.
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47. Who is Sojourner Truth?
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48. She was a spy for the Union.
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49. Who is Elizabeth Van Lew?
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50. Her diary gave historians a valuable source of information about the Civil War.
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51. Who is Mary Chesnut?
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