Civil_War&Reconstruction_Review_History11
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president of the north
who was Abraham Lincoln?
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northerners who went down to the south to support reconstruction
what were carpetbaggers?
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supposedly helped 70 or more slaves
what did Harriet Tubman do?
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became a martyr to the abolitionist cause; sentenced to death after Harper's Ferry
who was John Brown?
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president of the south, supported states rights
who was Jefferson Davis?
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former slave; moral persuassion
who was Frederick Douglass?
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wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
what did Harriet Stowe do?
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southerners who supported reconstruction
what were scalawags?
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1852
when was Uncle Tom's Cabin published?
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1820
when was the Missouri Compromise?
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1849
when did Harriet Tubman escape slavery?
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1857
when did the Supreme Court finish their decision on the Dred Scott matter?
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1861
when was Fort Sumter attacked?
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1860
when did South Carolina secede?
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1856
when was Bleeding Kansas?
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1860
when did Lincoln win presidency?
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Maine free, Missouri slave
two bullets from the Missouri Compromise
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California comes in free, strong fugitive slave laws
two bullets from the Compromise of 1850
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African Americans are not citizens, congress cannot ban slavery from any territory, Missouri Compromise is unconstitutional
three bullets from the Dred Scott decision
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rule by the people
define popular sovereignty
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people couldn't decide if it should be a free or slave state
why did Bleeding Kansas occur?
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Harper's Ferry arsenal attack, Bleeding Kansas
what two events were John Brown involved in?
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no southern states voted for Lincoln and they didn't believe he would leave slavery alone
how did the election results of 1860 lead to succession and the Civil War?
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1861-1865
the Civil War was from what to what year?
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north
who had more railroad line?
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north
who had the largest population?
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south
who had agriculture?
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north
who had more industry?
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north
who had the most money?
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north
who lost the most soldiers?
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south
who had to defend their home ground?
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south
who believed in state's rights?
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Abraham Lincoln
who was the president of the north?
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Jefferson Davis
who was the president of the south?
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Union States of America
what were the north countries called?
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Confederate States of America
what were the south countries called?
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disease; due to a lack of advanced medicine
what killed the most people and why?
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John Wilkes Booth
who assassinated Lincoln?
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Andrew Johnson
who became president after Lincoln was assassinated?
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rights and opportunities for African Americans, south's economy
what were two positive effects of Reconstruction?
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violence among southerners, servitude
what were two negative effects of Reconstruction?
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