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6. 500 100 200 300 100 300 200 300 200 100 200 500 300 200 100 400 Slavery Compromi ses Laws and Acts Slavery Violence Politics Potpourri (Anything) 100 200 300 400 500 CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY

7. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE WROTE THIS BOOK WHICH INCREASED THE NUMBER OF ABOLITIONISTS IN THE NORTH BUT ANGERED MANY SOUTHERNERS Slavery $100

8. Uncle Tom’s Cabin Back to Game

9. THIS WAS THE ARMORY WHERE AN ABOLITIONIST LED SLAVE REVOLT WAS ENDED. Slavery $200

10. Harper’s Ferry Back to Game

11. THIS SUPREME COURT CASE RULED THAT SLAVES WERE PROPERTY NOT PEOPLE. Slavery $300

12. Dred Scott Decision Back to Game

13. THIS WAS THE MAIN GOAL OF BOTH THE REPUBLICAN AND FREE SOIL PARTIES. Slavery $400

14. To prevent slavery from moving into the western territories Back to Game

15. AS PART OF THE COMPROMISE OF 1850, THIS WAS BANNED IN WASHINGTON D.C. Slavery $500

16. Back to Game The slave trade

17. THIS PERSON WAS NICKNAMED THE GREAT COMPROMISER. Compromises $100

18. Henry Clay Back to Game

19. 1 OF THE 5 PARTS OF THIS COMPROMISE INCLUDED CALIFORNIA BEING ADMITTED AS A FREE STATE Compromises $200

20. Compromise of 1850 Back to Game

21. THE 36 º 30' LINE WAS PART OF THIS AGREEMENT Compromises $300

22. Missouri Compromise Back to Game

23. Compromises $400 THE MAIN CONCERN BEHIND THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE WAS KEEPING THIS BALANCED

24. Slave and free states in the Senate Back to Game

26. Compromises $500 THIS WAS THE MAIN PART OF THE COMPROMISE OF 1850 THAT CONVINCED SOUTHERNERS TO AGREE WITH IT

27. The Fugitive Slave Law Back to Game

28. THIS MAN HAD A SERIES OF 7 DEBATES WITH ABRAHAM LINCOLN TO BEAT HIM IN A SENATE RACE (THOUGH LATER LOSING THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION) Politics $100

29. Stephen Douglas Back to Game

30. THESE WERE THE TWO SIDES FIGHTING OVER THE POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY VOTE IN KANSAS Politics $200

31. Proslavery and antislavery Back to Game

32. Politics $300 THIS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WAS WON BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN

33. Election of 1860 Back to Game

34. Politics $400 MANY SOUTHERNERS THOUGHT THE SOUTH NEEDED TO DO THIS AFTER LINCOLN WAS ELECTED

35. Secede from the Union Back to Game

36. Politics $500 THIS POLITICIAN SPOKE UP FOR THE SOUTH AND FOR THE NEED FOR A FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW UNTIL HIS DEATH JUST BEFORE THE COMPROMISE OF 1850

37. Back to Game John C. Calhoun

38. Laws & Acts $100 THE 36º30' LINE SAID THAT ALL TERRITORIES ABOVE MISSOURI'S SOUTHERN BORDER WOULD BE THIS TYPE OF TERRITORY

39. Free territory Back to Game

40. Laws & Acts $200 THIS LAW FORCED ALL AMERICANS TO HELP CATCH RUNAWAY SLAVES

41. Fugitive Slave Law Back to Game

42. THIS ACT REPEALED THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE AND LET POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY DECIDE SLAVERY IN THE REMAINING LANDS OF THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY Laws & Acts $300

43. Kansas-Nebraska Act Back to Game

44. THOUGH IT NEVER PASSED, THIS ACT SOUGHT TO BAN SLAVERY IN ALL THE LANDS WON FROM MEXICO Laws & Acts $400

45. Wilmot Proviso Back to Game

46. AFTER 1850, ANY PERSON CAUGHT HELPING A SLAVE ESCAPE WOULD FACE THESE TWO PUNISHMENTS Laws & Acts $500

47. $1000 fine and up to 6 months in jail Back to Game

48. Violence Over Slavery $100 THIS ABOLITIONIST TRIED TO USE VIOLENCE TO END SLAVERY

49. John Brown Back to Game

50. Violence Over Slavery $200 THIS NICKNAME WAS GIVEN TO THE VIOLENT SITUATION OVER POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY IN THE WESTERN TERRITORIES

51. Bleeding Kansas Back to Game

52. Violence Over Slavery $300 LINCOLN SAID THAT IF HE HAD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN ENDING SLAVERY OR KEEPING THE UNION TOGETHER, HE WOULD CHOOSE THIS

53. Keeping the Union together Back to Game

54. Violence Over Slavery $400 THIS SENATOR WAS ATTACKED IN THE SENATE FOR SPEAKING OUT AGAINST SLAVERY AND AGAINST ANDREW BUTLER OF SOUTH CAROLINA

55. Charles Sumner Back to Game

56. Violence Over Slavery $500 THIS SENATOR THOUGHT JOHN CALHOUN'S IDEA OF PEACEFUL SECESSION WAS IMPOSSIBLE AND CLAIMED THAT ONLY A CIVIL WAR COULD RESULT

57. Daniel Webster Back to Game

58. Potpourri $100 THIS IS THE IDEA OF BEING LOYAL TO YOUR REGION OF THE COUNTRY RATHER THAN THE COUNTRY AS A WHOLE

59. Back to Game Sectionalism

60. Potpourri $200 MOST ABOLITIONISTS, FREE SOILERS, AND REPUBLICANS SAW SLAVERY AS THIS

61. Back to Game Morally Wrong

62. Potpourri $300 THESE TWO STATES WERE ADDED TO THE UNION AS PART OF A COMPROMISE IN 1820

63. Missouri and Maine Back to Game

64. Potpourri $400 THE COMPROMISE OF 1850 DIVIDED THE REMAINING LANDS FROM THE MEXICAN CESSION INTO THESE TWO TERRITORIES

65. New Mexico and Utah Back to Game

66. Potpourri $500 DRED SCOTT SUED FOR HIS FREEDOM BECAUSE HE HAD LIVED HERE WHERE SLAVERY IS OUTLAWED (NAME EITHER ONE OF THE TWO PLACES)

67. Illinois and the Wisconsin Territory Back to Game

68. FINAL JEOPARDY

69. TODAY’S CATEGORY: THE SUPREME COURT (PLACE YOUR WAGERS)

70. THIS MAN WAS THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT WHO RULED SLAVES ARE PROPERTY IN THE DRED SCOTT DECISION.

71. ROGER TANEY