Transcript Blank Jeopardy

Laws/
Vocabulary 2
Compromises
Vocabulary 1
Effects
People
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A state that did NOT
permit slavery
What is a free
state?
Another name for the
North
What is the Union?
A person who is
running away
What is a fugitive?
A war between 2
groups or regions
within a nation
What is civil war?
A tax on imported
goods
What is a tariff?
This was the
economy of the
South
Who is farming?
Textiles, shoes &
tools were goods
What is the North?
This helped
increase the
production of
cotton
What is the cotton
gin?
A series of escape
routes & hiding
places to bring
slave out of the
South
What is the
Underground
Railroad?
The Confederate
attacked here to
begin the Civil War
What is Fort
Sumter?
President of the
Union
Who is Abraham
Lincoln?
A conductor on the
Underground
Railroad & helped
300 slaves escape
to freedom
Who is Harriet
Tubman?
President of the
Confederacy
Who is Jefferson
Davis?
Led a raid on
Harper’s Ferry,
Virginia
Who is John
Brown?
Wrote Uncle Tom’s
Cabin that described
the suffering of
slaves
Who is Harriet
Beecher Stowe?
Slaves who had
escaped to the
North had to be
returned to slavery
What is the
Fugitive Slave Law?
A victory for slave
owners. Did not allow a
slave to have freedom,
even though he had lived
in 2 free states
What is the Dred
Scott Case?
Accepted Missouri as
a slave state & Maine
as a free state
What is the
Missouri
Compromise?
Gave territories
(New Mexico &
Utah) popular
sovereignty
What is the
Compromise of
1850?
Gave popular
sovereignty to
Kansas & Nebraska
territories
What is the
Kansas-Nebraska
Act?
The idea that states,
not the federal gov’t,
should make the final
decisions about
matters that affect
them
What is states’
rights?
Loyalty to one part
of the country
What is the
sectionalism?
Someone who joined
the movement to
abolish, or end,
slavery
What is an
abolitionist?
Unfair treatment
of particular groups
What is
discrimination?
When part of a
country leaves or
breaks off from
the rest of it
What is secession?