1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Abolitionists & Others The South & Others Issues The North Republicans & Democrats Reconstruction & other Civil War 100 200 100 300 400 500

2. 100 People who wanted to end the practice of slavery were called?

3. 100a Abolitionists

4. 200 Which opponent of slavery led an armed raid on Harpers Ferry, Virginia?

5. 200a John Brown

6. 300 Who was born into slavery and later spoke to audiences against it?

7. 300a Frederick Douglass

8. 400 To charge the President with wrongdoing while in office is to _____?

9. 400a Impeach

10. 500 The separation of people is called __.

11. 500a Segregation

12. 100 The decision by the Southern states to leave the Union was called?

13. 100a Secession

14. 200 The growing importance of cotton in the 1840s and 1850s increased the need for what?

15. 200a Slaves

16. 300 Laws passed to control newly freed slaves in the South were called__.

17. 300a Black Codes

18. 400 The fourteenth Amendment says that all U.S. citizens must____.

19. 400a …be treated equally under the law

20. 500 During Reconstruction, many African Americans ________.

21. 500a …became political leaders

22. 100 The large number of factories in the North led to the growth of_____.

23. 100a …cities

24. 200 Union troops expected an easy victory because the North had__.

25. 200a …more people and wealth

26. 300 After the Emancipation Proclamation, many African American men____.

27. 300a …joined the Union Army

28. 400 How did President Lincoln and his generals plan to divide the South?

29. 400a By seizing the Mississippi River

30. 500 President Lincoln believed that no state had the right to ______.

31. 500a Secede from the Union

32. 100 By 1850 the North and the South were deeply divided over the issue of ________.

33. 100a slavery

34. 200 The ruling by the Supreme Court that said enslaved African Americans were property and could be taken anywhere was the ____.

35. 200a Dred Scott Decision

36. 300 Which law allowed the practice of slavery in some states south of an imaginary line, but forbade the practice north of that line?

37. 300a Missouri Compromise

38. 400 The book Uncle Tom’s Cabin convinced people that ______.

39. 400a …slavery should end

40. 500 In which state did war break out between “free soilers” and slave owners in the 1850’s?

41. 500a Kansas

42. 100 Which candidate for President in the 1860 election opposed the spread of slavery?

43. 100a Abe Lincoln

44. 200 The Republican Party grew out of the belief that _______.

45. 200a …new states must be free.

46. 300 Which method did Congress use to deal with the slavery issue?

47. 300a Compromises

48. 400 Which law allowed people in certain territories to decide for themselves whether their state should be free or slave?

49. 400a Kansas- Nebraska Act

50. 500 The Fugitive Slave Law said that Free states must________.

51. 500a …return escaped slaves to the South.

52. 100 The time of rebuilding after the Civil War was called____________.

53. 100a ….Reconstruction

54. 200 After the Civil War, many members of Congress wanted to__________.

55. 200a Punish the Southerners who had rebelled

56. 300 After Reconstruction ended in 1877, African Americans in the South _____.

57. 300a …had their rights taken away

58. 400 The purpose of the Under Ground Railroad was to__________________.

59. 400a …help slaves escape to freedom.

60. 500 The purpose of General Grant’s “total war” plan was to _______________.

61. 500a …destroy the South’s ability and will to fight.

62. 100 On April 9, 1865 General Lee surrendered to General Grant at____________.

63. 100a Appomattox

64. 200 The Goal of the Confederacy during the Civil War was to______________.

65. 200a Become an independent country.

66. 300 In 1863 General Lee invaded the North in an attempt to __________.

67. 300a …cut off Washington D.C.

68. 400 The Civil War began with the __________.

69. 400a Confederate attack on Ft. Sumter.

70. 500 One reason that the North fought the Civil War was to keep _______________.

71. 500a …the United States together.