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Chapter 5 – Bleeding Kansas

Bleeding Kansas Explain how trouble over slavery began in the USA.

Bleeding Kansas Why did Kansas becoming a state become a problem for the USA?

Bleeding Kansas How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act change the Missouri Compromise? Who was responsible for this change?

Bleeding Kansas How did popular sovereignty help create Bleeding Kansas?

Bleeding Kansas How did the New England Immigrant Aid Society get involved in Kansas?

Bleeding Kansas How did Missouri bushwhackers get involved in Kansas?

Bleeding Kansas How did the three constitutions written for Kansas before it became a state differ? Which constitution was finally accepted?

Bleeding Kansas Classify the following people as either a Jayhawker or Bushwhacker and tell how they were important to Bleeding Kansas.

Bleeding Kansas James Lane Charles Robinson “Bloody” Bill Anderson John Brown

Bleeding Kansas William Quantrill Henry Ward Beecher

Bleeding Kansas When did Kansas become a state? Month Day Year What did the constitution say about slavery?

Bleeding Kansas How large was Kansas Territory? What Kansas Territorial Governor gave his name to a Colorado city?

Bleeding Kansas Make a table about the Civil War. Name of each country Capital cities of each country Presidents of each country

Bleeding Kansas Nicknames of each country Flag designs of each country Colors for each country Leading Generals for each

Stand on slavery for each Outcome of the war for each

Bleeding Kansas What was Kansas’ contribution to the Civil War. Name two battles fought in Kansas during the Civil War.

Bleeding Kansas Why is Bleeding Kansas an appropriate name for the time period between 1854 and 1865?