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Famous People - 100 PointsQuestion

Who was the president of the United States elected in 1860?

Famous People - 200 PointsQuestion

Who was the member of Congress responsible for the Missouri

Compromise and Compromise of 1850?

Famous People - 300 PointsQuestion

Who was the Southern who tried to nullify the federal tariff and provided the Southern position on slavery in

the territories?

Famous People - 400 PointsQuestion

Who was the Massachusetts senator opposed to the attempts by South

Carolina to nullify the federal tariff?

Famous People - 500 PointsQuestion

Who was the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin which presented a negative

view of slavery?

Reform Movements - 100 PointsQuestion

What was the movement to end slavery in the United States?

Reform Movements - 200 PointsQuestion

What was the movement to provide equal rights to females?

Reform Movements - 300 PointsQuestion

What was the movement to limit or outlaw the use of alcoholic drinks?

Reform Movements - 400 PointsQuestion

What was the movement to provide free schooling to all children?

Reform Movements - 500 PointsQuestion

What is the need to change things for the better?

Famous Events - 100 PointsQuestion

What was the Supreme Court case that recognized slavery in the United

States?

Famous Events - 200 PointsQuestion

What was the election where Lincoln was elected president which caused Southern states seceded from the

Union?

Famous Events - 300 PointsQuestion

What was the law where California became a free state, New Mexico

and Utah were organized as territories, and a strict federal

fugitive slave law adopted?

Famous Events - 400 PointsQuestion

What law organized Kansas and Nebraska as territories and repealed

the line outlawing slavery in the Louisiana Purchase?

Famous Events - 500 PointsQuestion

What was the failed amendment in 1846 to prohibit slavery in any land

acquired from Mexico?

Issues Dividing America- 100 Points

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What was the practice in the South of forced labor of African Americans?

Issues Dividing America - 200 Points

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What is the belief that that states are sovereign and have rights independent of the national

government?

Issues Dividing America - 300 Points

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What is a tax or duty on an import to protect a domestic industry of a

country?

Issues Dividing America - 400 Points

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What is the support and loyalty to a certain region of a country?

Issues Dividing America - 500 Points

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What is the act of a state leaving the union of states of a country?

Reform in America - 100 PointsQuestion

Who was a leader of the women’s rights movement in the 19th

century?

Reform in America - 200 PointsQuestion

What was the meeting in 1848 that called for equal rights for women?

Reform in America - 300 PointsQuestion

Who was the African American to escaped from slavery and became a leader of the abolitionist movement?

Reform in America - 400 PointsQuestion

What was the document passed in 1848 that stated “all men and women are created equal?”

Reform in America - 500 PointsQuestion

Who was the leader for free public school education in Massachusetts?

Key Concepts - 100 Points

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What is an agreement reached when two sides with different positions

each give up something?

Key Concepts - 200 Points

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What principle says that all powers of government belong to the people

who can change or abolish their government?

Key Concepts - 300 Points

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What is a tax or duty on the import of a product into a country?

Key Concepts - 400 Points

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Who was a person who wanted to bring the practice of slavery to an

end?

Key Concepts - 500 Points

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What is the status of a law or practice that violates a constitution?