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6. 500 100 200 300 100 300 200 300 200 100 200 500 300 200 100 400 SlaveryNorth Abolition Movement Women’s Rights South Other Reformers 100 200 300 400 500 CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY

7. FARMS WITH MORE THAN 20 SLAVES WERE CALLED THESE. Slavery $100

8. PLANTATIONS Back to Game

9. THESE WERE A SERIES OF LAWS PUT IN PLACE TO HELP CONTROL SLAVES. Slavery $200

10. SLAVE CODES Back to Game

11. THIS IS THE BELIEF THAT PEOPLE OF ONE RACE ARE SUPERIOR TO PEOPLE OF ANOTHER RACE. Slavery $300

12. RACISM Back to Game

13. IN ORDER TO CONTROL SLAVES AND KEEP THEM IGNORANT, IT WAS MADE ILLEGAL FOR SLAVES TO LEARN TO DO THIS. Slavery $400

14. READ OR WRITE Back to Game

15. SLAVES WERE UNLIKELY TO BE ABLE TO FIND JUSTICE WHEN MISTREATED BY OWNERS BECAUSE THEY WERE DENIED THIS BASIC RIGHT. Slavery $500

16. Back to Game THE RIGHT TO TESTIFY IN COURT

17. THE NORTHERN ECONOMY WAS BASED MOSTLY ON THIS. North $100

18. INDUSTRY/ MANUFACTURING Back to Game

19. COMMUNICATION AND NEWS TRAVELED FASTER BECAUSE OF THIS SAMUEL MORSE INVENTION North $200

20. TELEGRAPH Back to Game

21. NORTHERN INDUSTRY GREW VERY RAPIDLY BECAUSE THESE PEOPLE SUPPLIED A STEADY SUPPLY OF CHEAP LABOR. North $300

22. IMMIGRANTS Back to Game

23. North $400 TO FIGHT FOR BETTER CONDITIONS, BETTER PAY, AND SHORTER HOURS, WORKERS WOULD SOMETIMES FORM THESE GROUPS.

24. TRADE UNIONS Back to Game

25. North $500 THIS GROUP DISLIKED IMMIGRANTS COMING TO AMERICA AND FEARED THAT THEY WOULD TAKE JOBS FROM AMERICAN-BORN CITIZENS

26. NATIVISTS Back to Game

27. THIS MAN’S INVENTION OF THE COTTON GIN GREATLY INCREASED COTTON PRODUCTION AND THE NEED FOR SLAVES IN THE SOUTH. South $100

28. ELI WHITNEY Back to Game

30. 75% OF WHITES IN THE SOUTH FELL INTO THIS CATEGORY OF PEOPLE. South $200

31. SMALL FARMERS Back to Game

32. South $300 THIS GROUP HAD THE SMALLEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THE SOUTH, BUT THEY WERE THE WEALTHIEST AND MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE IN SOUTHERN SOCIETY.

33. PLANTERS/ PLANTATION OWNERS Back to Game

34. South $400 THESE SOUTHERNERS DID NOT OWN THEIR LAND OR SLAVES AND GREW CROPS OTHER THAN COTTON.

35. POOR WHITES Back to Game

36. South $500 SLAVES MADE UP THIS PROPORTION (FRACTION) OF THE SOUTHERN POPULATION

37. Back to Game 1/3

38. Abolition Movement $100 THIS FORMER SLAVE STARTED HIS OWN ABOLITIONIST NEWSPAPER CALLED THE NORTH STAR.

39. FREDERICK DOUGLASS Back to Game

40. Abolition Movement $200 THIS WOMAN, A FORMER SLAVE HERSELF, MADE MANY JOURNEYS TO THE SOUTH TO HELP SLAVES ESCAPE TO THE NORTH.

41. HARRIET TUBMAN Back to Game

42. THIS NETWORK HELPED SLAVES ESCAPE TO FREEDOM IN THE NORTH. Abolition Movement $300

43. THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD Back to Game

44. THIS GROUP WANTED TO SET UP A COLONY IN AFRICA CALLED LIBERIA TO SEND FREED SLAVES TO. Abolition Movement $400

45. THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY Back to Game

46. WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON STARTED THIS NEWSPAPER TO DEMAND THE IMMEDIATE END OF SLAVERY. Abolition Movement $500

47. THE LIBERATOR Back to Game

48. Women’s Rights $100 THIS WAS THE SIGHT OF THE FIRST WOMEN’S RIGHTS CONVENTION, WHERE THEY ASKED FOR EQUAL RIGHTS.

49. SENECA FALLS Back to Game

50. Women’s Rights $200 IN THE 1800S, ALL OF A MARRIED WOMAN'S PROPERTY ACTUALLY BELONGED TO THIS PERSON.

51. HER HUSBAND Back to Game

52. Women’s Rights $300 THIS DOCUMENT DRAFTED BY THE WOMEN AT THE SENECA FALLS CONVENTION WAS MODELED AFTER THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

53. DECLARATION OF SENTIMENTS Back to Game

54. Women’s Rights $400 THIS WAS THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL RIGHT THAT WOMEN ASKED FOR AT THE FIRST WOMEN’S RIGHTS CONVENTION.

55. THE RIGHT TO VOTE OR SUFFRAGE Back to Game

56. Women’s Rights $500 THE TWO MOST OUTSPOKEN WOMEN AT THE SENECA FALLS CONVENTION WERE LUCRETIA MOTTS AND THIS OTHER WOMAN.

57. ELIZABETH CADY STANTON Back to Game

58. Other Reformers $100 THIS WOMAN FOUGHT FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE MENTALLY ILL.

59. Back to Game DOROTHEA DIX

60. Other Reformers $200 HORACE MANN WORKED TOWARDS IMPROVING THESE.

61. Back to Game SCHOOLS / EDUCATION

62. Other Reformers $300 THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT WAS AIMED AT BANNING THE ABUSE OF THIS.

63. ALCOHOL Back to Game

64. Other Reformers $400 HE SET UP A SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF IN CONNECTICUT.

65. THOMAS GAULLUDET Back to Game

66. Other Reformers $500 HE ESTABLISHED THE FIRST SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.

67. SAMUEL GRIDLEY HOWE Back to Game

68. FINAL JEOPARDY

69. TODAY’S CATEGORY: THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD (PLACE YOUR WAGERS)

70. THIS MAN SUCCESSFULLY FLED SLAVERY BY SHIPPING HIMSELF IN A CRATE TO THE NORTH.

71. HENRY “BOX” BROWN