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5. New Tech Abolition Mass Production North/South Pot Luck 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 300 400 500 Slavery

6. He invented a mechanical reaper and allowed farmers to buy on time.

7. Who was Cyrus McCormick?

8. He was credited for the creation of the Cotton Gin

9. Who was Eli Whitney?

10. His invention of the steel plow made it possible to farm in the west.

11. Who was John Deere?

12. He created the first successful steamboat

13. Who was Robert Fulton?

14. He created the telegraph and a language to communicate with

15. Who was Samuel Morse?

16. Former slave that became one of the most important leaders of the Abolition Movement

17. Who was Fredrick Douglass?

18. Abolitionist that started the newspaper called the “Liberator”

19. Who was William Lloyd Garrison?

20. Author of the book “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”

21. Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe?

22. This term means a complete end to slavery

23. What is abolition?

24. This made it a federal crime to help a slave escape.

25. What was the Fugitive Slave Act?

26. Most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad.

27. Who was Harriet Tubman?

28. Slave that led an unsuccessful revolt.

29. Who was Nat Turner?

30. This group of farmers was very wealthy and had large numbers of slaves.

31. Who were planters?

32. These were used by slaves to send secret messages.

33. What were spirituals?

34. This invention helped to make slavery profitable again.

35. What was the Cotton Gin?

36. This is another term for cloth.

37. What are textiles?

38. This process involved the making of large numbers of identical products

39. What is mass production?

40. In this labor system unmarried women were hired.

41. What was the Lowell System?

42. In this labor system whole families were hired.

43. What was the Rhode Island System?

44. This Supreme Court case established that federal law was more important than state law

45. What was Gibbons v. Ogden?

46. The rivers were slow, deep, and easy to navigate

47. What was the South?

48. The economy in this region was varied and diverse

49. What was the North?

50. The climate in this region was ideal for agriculture.

51. What was the South?

52. They favored high tariffs

53. What was the North?

54. This region had a smaller population so they had less power in the House

55. What was the South?

56. He was one of the most outspoken critics of the Compromise of 1850

57. Who was John C. Calhoun?

58. This type of farmer would work along side their slave

59. What was a Yeoman?

60. Because of this 200 slaves were killed, it became illegal for slaves to buy alcohol or guns, and slaves had to have a white person present during services

61. What was Nat Turner’s Rebellion?

62. This made it a federal crime to help a slave escape.

63. What was the fugitive slave act?

64. To favor the interests of one region over the whole country.

65. Who was sectionalism?

66. Make your wager

67. He had to disguise himself in order to leave England.

68. Who was Samuel Slater?