Why were slaves forced to work in the south? | | She wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin that revealed the horrors of slavery to the public |
What did the slaves grow? | | An abolitionist newspaper by William Lloyd Garrison |
What was the leading reason that the South wanted to secede? | | Nebraska divided into two territories, slavery decided on popular sovereignty |
Abolitionism | | They were used as a cheap form of labor |
What were the North's opinions on slavery? | | Pro-slavery and Anti-Slavery groups disputed over the topic of slavery in Kansas from 1854-1859 |
The Liberator | | A born slave that had become an abolitionst |
Frederick Douglass | | A born slave that had become an abolitionist |
Sojourner Truth | | An extreme abolitionist that murdered slavery supporters |
Harriet Beecher Stowe | | Slavery was outlawed in the North, they wanted the same for the South |
Sectionalism | | Cotton, sugar, rice, and tobacco |
Why did the North and South lead to sectionalism? | | The movement to end slavery |
Tariff of Abominations and the Nullification Crisis | | Favor to one's own part of a country instead of the country as a whole |
Bleeding Kansas | | Slavery was being abolished, and this would destruct the South's economy and way of life |
Kansas-Nebraska Act | | Differing economies, differing opinions on the government, differing ways of life |
John Brown | | Increased sectionalism in the country |