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QuestionAnswer
Tariff A tax on imported goods.
Section Between the North and South.
Missouri Compromise prohibited slavery in the louisiana area.
Compromise of 1850 Reduced sectional conflict.
Fugitive Slave Act Any runaway slaves were to be sent back to their masters.
Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 Created the areas of Kansas and Nebraska.
Popular sovereignty When the state decides whether or not to have slaves.
Nullify When the state rejects a law.
Turner's Rebellion A slave rebellion that took place in southampton county. VA
Abolitionist Movement A movement to end slavery.
Seneca Falls Decleration The Declaration for women's rights
Suffrage Women's right to vote.
Dred Scott v. Sanford Court decided that Scott was a free man.
Fort Sumter Where the first shot of the Civil war was shot.
Emancipation Proclamation To abolish slavery.
Gettysburg Address Abraham Lincoln's best american history speeches.
Reconstruction Period after the Civil War
Radical Republicans People opposed by Abraham Lincoln before the civil war and after the reconstruction.
13th Amendment Abolished Slavery
14th Amendment Grants citizenship to anyone born in the U.S.
15th Amendment Gave the right to vote to any race.
Compromise 1877 An informal unwritten deal that settled the dispute from the 1876 election.
Transcontinental Railroad The railroad going across the continent.
Confederate States of America The confederate States where started by North Carolina after the seceded from the union
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