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Manifest Destiny-100

• President Thomas Jefferson purchases land west of the Mississippi from this country in 1803.

• What is France?

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Manifest Destiny- 200

• This country started the War of 1812.

• What was Great Britain?

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Manifest Destiny-300

• This country burned down the White House during the War of 1812.

• Who was the British?

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Manifest Destiny-400

• Under this policy the United States limited European influence in Latin America.

• What was the Monroe Doctrine?

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Manifest Destiny-500

• The United States expanding to the Pacific Ocean was a result of this belief.

• What was Manifest Destiny?

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• Term used to explain when the United States became divided into sections.

• What was sectionalism?

Antebellum-100

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Antebellum-200

• Large industries, small farms, more railroads, and large cities was a characteristic of which group during the Antebellum.

• What was the North?

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Antebellum-300

• Time period before the Civil War.

• What was the Antebellum?

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Antebellum-400

• Slaves were separated from families and sold as property during these events.

• What were auctions?

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Antebellum- 500

• This invention increased the demand for slave labor and increased cotton production.

• What was the cotton gin.

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Abolitionists-100

• This person was a former slave and conductor of the Underground Railroad.

• Who was Harriet Tubman?

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Abolitionists- 200

• Former slave, who published the abolitionist newspaper the North Star.

• Who was Frederick Douglass?

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Abolitionists- 300

• Former slave, traveled west to spread the truth, involved in abolitionist and women’s rights movements.

• Who was Sojourner Truth?

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Abolitionists- 400

• Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin which was a novel that showed the northerners the evils of southern slavery.

• Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe?

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Abolitionists- 500

• This white male launched a slave revolt that was quickly crushed and as a result he was executed.

• Who was John Brown?

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Western Expansion- 100

• This created popular sovereignty in Kansas and Nebraska.

• What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

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Western Expansion-200

• During the Lincoln- Douglas Debates, Lincoln stated this believe about slavery.

• What is slavery is morally wrong.

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Western Expansion- 300

• The results of this agreement were that Missouri was admitted to the Union as a slave state, and Maine was admitted to the Union as a free state.

• What was the Missouri Compromise?

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Western Expansion-400

• In this case, the US Supreme Court ruled that slaves are property and not citizens.

•What was the Dred Scott Decision?

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Western Expansion-500

• The Fugitive Slave Act, the abolishment of slavery in Washington D.C., and the decision to have popular sovereignty in New Mexico and Utah were all a result of this agreement.

• What was the Compromise of 1850?

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Civil War-100

• The election of this president was one of the immediate causes of the Civil War.

• Who was Abraham Lincoln?

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Civil War-200

• This battle was an immediate cause of the Civil War that took place in South Carolina.

• What was the Battle of Fort Sumter?

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Civil War- 300

• The Southern states that seceded which formed the Confederacy were led by this man.

• Who was Jefferson Davis?

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Civil War-400• Lincoln’s goal throughout the entire Civil

War.

• What was to preserve the Union?

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Civil War-500

• The Emancipation Proclamation, did not free the slaves in the states that allowed slavery in these two Union states.

• What was Maryland and Delaware?

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Final Jeopardy

• The reason Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation.

What was to encourage slaves and free African Americans to join the Army?