Ch 15

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Ch 15

an exaggerated loyalty to a particular region of the country
What does sectionalism mean?
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an exaggerated loyalty to a particular region of the country What does sectionalism mean?
runaways What is a fugitive?
not to cast votes What does abstain mean?
to leave What does secede mean?
James Polk of TN Who won the presidential election in 1844?
Zachary Taylor In 1848, who did the Whigs choose as their presidential candidate?
It preserved the balance between slave and free states in the Senate and brought about a lull in the battle debate in Congress over slavery What did the Missouri Compromise do?
Free-Soil Party Many antislavery Democrats and Whigs left their battles and joined with members of the Old Liberty to form the
Millard Fillmore Who was president after Zachary Taylor?
1845 What year did Texas become a state?
help catch runaways What did the Fugitive Slave Act require people to do?
Harriet Beecher Stowe Who wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?
show slavery as a cruel and brutal system What was the topic of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?
helped runaways make their way to freedom What was the "underground railroad"?
allowing the people to decide What is the meaning of popular sovereignty?
decide whether they were free or slave states What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act do?
armed groups of Missourians Who were the border ruffians?
fervent abolitionist Who was John Brown?
conflict between citizens of the same country What is a civil war?
more than 6000 people Although there were 1,500 votes who lived in Kansas, how many people in Kansas cast ballots in the Election of 1855?
withdrawal from the Union What does secession mean?
West Virginia What state seceded from Virginia?
Abraham Lincoln Who was the Republican Party candidate for president in the Election of 1860?
Would the Union break up What was the "burning question" in the months before the Election of 1860?
South Carolina What state was the first to secede from the Union in 1860?
40% What percent of the popular vote did Abraham Lincoln get in the Election of 1860?
Confederate States of America After Southern states seceded, what did the new nation and government call itself?
the right to leave from the Union What did "states' rights" mean to Southern states?
Fort Sumter Where were the first shots fired in the Civil War?
Jefferson Davis Who was the New President of the New Nation in the South?
Antislavery Whigs, Democrats, & Free-Soilers What political groups formed the Republican Party?
James Buchanan Who was the Democratic Party candidate for president in the Election of 1856?
Know Nothings What was another name for the American Party?
an enslaved African American bought by an Army doc in Missouri Who was Dred Scott?
still a slave What was the Supreme Courts' decision of the Dred Scott Case?
Stephen Douglas Who was called the "little giant"?
Abraham Lincoln Who was the Republican candidate for Senator from Illinios in 1858?
John Brown Who led the raid on Harpers Ferry?
storage place for weapons and ammunition What is an arsenal?
a person who dies for a great cause What is a martyr?

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