The Divisive Politics of Slavery Flashcards

1
Q

Popular Sovereignty

A

The right to vote for or against slavery

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2
Q

Underground Railroad

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Secret network of people who hid slaves

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3
Q

Harriet Tubman

A

Famous “conductor” on underground railroad

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4
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Confederacy

A

The confederate states of America

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5
Q

Fort Sumter

A

Union fort in Charleston

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6
Q

Bull Run

A

Battle won by the confederates

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7
Q

Stonewell Jackson

A

Confederate general

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8
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Ulysses S. Grant

A

Union General

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9
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Emancipation

A

Order issued by Lincoln freeing slaves

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10
Q

Conscription

A

Drafting civilians to serve in the military

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11
Q

What were two ways in which people took action against slavery

A
  1. Created the Underground Railroad
  2. The Kansas & Nebraska Act
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12
Q

Advantages of the North and South

A

North
- More People
- More factories
- More food productions
- Better railroads

South
- Demand for Cotton
- Better Generals
- Soldiers eager to defend their way of life.

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