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55thth Grade Civil War Grade Civil War Study Guide Study Guide

55thth Grade Civil War Grade Civil War Study Guide Study Guide

Mrs. Thornburg’s Version Mrs. Thornburg’s Version

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This person led a raid on Harpers Ferry

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John Brown

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Who is a person that runs away from the

law?

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Fugitive

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This is a war between opposing groups of the same

country

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Civil War

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The 11 Southern States that separated from the United States in 1860

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Confederacy

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What is a tariff?

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Tariff is a tax charged by a government on imported goods.

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What is discrimination?

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Discrimination is a treatment of people based on a class or category

rather than individual merit.

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This was a secret system that helped runaway slaves escape to Canada or

the free states.

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Underground Railroad

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These people printed antislavery newspapers and spoke against slavery to try and end slavery.

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Abolitionists

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These people wanted more enslaved people to produce cotton, and that

was why it was so important to Southerners.

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Southern Farmers

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In this case the Supreme Court ruled that slaves were considered

property, and therefore had no rights.

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Dred Scott

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This law stated that escaped slaves found in the North were required to be returned to their owners in the

South.

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Fugitive Slave Law

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What was the leading cause of conflict between the North and the

South?

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Each side disagreed about slavery

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Who believed that slavery was morally and socially wrong?

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Abraham Lincoln

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What do we call a slave state that stayed in the Union?

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Border States

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What do we call a state that did not have slavery?

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Free States

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What do we call authority carried out by the people at large?

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Popular Sovereignty

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What caused the Civil War?

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The attack on Ft. Sumter

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What is another name for the United States?

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Union

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What do we call the withdrawal when a part of a country leaves or breaks off from the

rest?

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Secession

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This state was the very first state to secede (or separate) from the UNION. (The North)

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SOUTH CAROLINA

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What do we call a state in which slavery is allowed ?

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Slave States

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This is when something is given up by both sides in order to reach an agreement to solve the conflict.

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Compromise

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This person wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which

described the suffering of slaves.

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

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This person ran for the Senate of Illinois as a Republican AGAINST Abraham Lincoln

AGAINST

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Stephen Douglas

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He was the president of the Confederate States ( South) of America

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Jefferson Davis

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He was a slave from Missouri that asked the Supreme Court for his freedom.

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Dred Scott

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This person led slaves to freedom by the Underground Railroad

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Harriet Tubman

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This person was born into slavery and later spoke in favor of abolition and women’s rights. Remember that abolition

means to end slavery!!

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Sojourner Truth

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This person was a well known abolitionist that escaped from slavery. A writer that often spoke to white audiences about

slavery.

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Frederick Douglass

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This person printed anti-slavery newspapers called the Liberator

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William Lloyd Garrison

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This person led a rebellion against slave owners that resulted in the killing of 59 people. As a result of this rebellion,

southern states passed laws to control both enslaved and free blacks.

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Nat Turner

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What were the differences between the North and the South

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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH

NORTH (UNION) SOUTH (CONFEDERATE) ABOLISHED SLAVERY ALLOWED SLAVERY INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY

BELIEVED IN A STRONG FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

BELIEVED IN STATES RIGHTS

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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH

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The North abolish slavery and the South allowed slavery

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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE

SOUTH

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The North had a industrial economy and the South had a agricultural (farming) economy

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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH

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The North believed in a strong federal government and the South believed in states rights.

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The ______Compromise gave popular sovereignty to just SOME of the territories.

HINT: Remember popular soverignty is when the people of a state or territory get to make decisions for themselves and the FEDERAL government does not.

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The Missouri Compromise

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The Compromise of 1850 accepted what state as a slave state ? What state as a free state? An invisible line was

created. Any territories SOUTH of that line would allow slavery.

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Missouri- slave state Maine- Free State

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The Confederate states of America was created when what happened?

NORTH (UNION) SOUTH (CONFEDERATE)

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Several states seceded (separated) from the Union (The North) They began a separate union or country.

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The government tried to keep the states at peace by allowing

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The same number of FREE states and SLAVE states into the union. Before these areas were states they were called

territories.