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Winne Test 1 SS gr6

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By the mid-1850s, where did the majority of people in the South live? Farms and Small Towns
By the mid-1850s, in what region of the U.S. were most of the nation's cities? North
How did the North feel about slavery by the 1850s? Slavery was outlawed in the Northern states
What role did slavery play in Southern economy? Slavery was profitable
How did slaves resist slavery? Held back on work
Which slave rebellion eded with slaves returning to Africa? Amistad Rebellion
How did Harriet Tubman help slaves reach freedom? Underground Railroad
Describe the lifestyle of free African Americans. They feared losing their freedom
What did the Missouri Compromise solve? Northerners and Southerners wanted to have equal number free and slave states
in 1854 what caused violence in Kansas? North and South disagreed over slavery vote
Why were people upset about the Dred Scott Supreme Court case? The court ruled that African Americans had no rights
How did Lincoln and Douglas view slavery? Lincoln opposed slavery and Douglas believed in slavery
Why did the South secede from the Union? they wanted slavery
What battle started the Civil War? The battle at Fort Sumter
What did the North want by fighting in the Civil War? end slavery
Why was the South afraid of ending slavery? Slavery was profitable.
Why was the Underground Railroad helpful in fighting slavery? Both whites and African Americans helped slaves escape to the North or to Canada.
What did the Missouri Compromise hope to address? Was it Successful? balance power of free and slave states. It was successful for a while.
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