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slave/civilwar 5
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| abolitionist | a person who worked to abolish or end slavery |
| reform | to change something to make it better |
| Confederate States | the south, fought to keep slavery |
| Union States | the north, fought to free slaves |
| secede | separate; the south left the union of the United states to form their own country |
| emancipation | the freeing of something (in this case, slaves) |
| slavery | a system which people are forced to work with out pay |
| manufacturing | the making of things like weapons, medicine, uniforms, food |
| How many original states seceded from the union | 11 |
| When did the original 11 states secede from the union? | after Abraham Lincoln was elected president |
| What was the south called after it seceded from the union? | The Confederate States of America |
| Ulysses S. Grant | important generals and leader during the civil war, put in charge of |
| William Tecumseh Sherman | important general and leader in civil war |
| Quakers | One of the first groups that worked to make slavery illegal |
| Charles Osborn and Benjamin Lundy | Quakers from Ohio the worked to end slavery (abolitionist that worked toward ending slavery |
| Betsy Mix Cowles | from Ohio, gave speeches against slavery (abolitionist who worked to end slavery) |
| Elizabeth Coleman and Sarah Ernst | from Ohio, formed anti slavery sewing group to make clothes for escaped slaves |
| Who did Ohioans talk to about ending slavery? | their Congress |
| Underground Railroad | a system of escape routes that helped slaves escape to free land |
| Why was Ohio important on the Under ground railroad? | it bordered Kentucky which was a slave state and was a major route to Canada |
| Ferdinand Shumacher | Developed Oatmeal Ceral (in Akron) which he sold to the Union Army |
| Fugitive slave act | Congress tried to stop slaves from escaping so this law said escaped slaves HAD to be returned to owner and people were supposed to help capture runaway slaves. |
| Harriet Beecher Stowe | An Ohioan who wrote the book UNCLE TOM's CABIN to show how cruel slavery was |
| Union | United States |
| When was the actual start of the civil war? | April 12, 1861 at Fort Sumter |
| Ohio in the Army | 30,000 Ohio white males joined the army to fight |
| Soldier's Aid Society | Women's group in Cleveland who volunteered to send blankets and clothing to Union Soldiers |
| Factories | needed to keep making goods so women filled some of the jobs |
| Ohio factories | leading producer of war materials |
| Ohio railroads | used to ship war materials to union troops |
| Ohio Iron industry | Ohio iron factories make cannons and reconditioned muskets for the Union Army |
| Manufacturing | Process of making goods |
| Food products from Ohio | oatmeal and salt were sent to soldiers |
| coal was mined from Ohio | powered trains and steamboats through the war to transport troops and materials |
| Robert E.Lee | Confederate General |
| Emancipation Proclamation | President Lincoln issued this to free all slaves in 1862 |
| End of Civil War | General Lee surrendered to Grant in April 1865 |
| What are some things abolitionist did to help? | Banned slavery in the North, made anti-slavery newspapers, gave speeches and formed anti -slavery groups. |
| How did the Underground Rail Road work? | A system of people took slaves secretly on routes out of the slave states toward the North into Free States. They helped these escapes and risked their own lives and possible jail time for doing it. |
| Underground RR Code Word: Station | A safe place to stay for a short time |
| Underground RR Code Word: Freedom Train | Code name for underground rail road |
| Underground RR Code Word: Drinking Gourd | Name for North Star in the Big Dipper |
| Underground RR Code Word: Station Master | Keeper of the safe place |
| Underground RR Code Word: Conductor | Person who takes escaping slaves from one place to another |
| Underground RR Code Word: River Jordan | Mississippi River |
| Underground RR Code Word: Bundles of Wood | Number of people escaping from slavery that would be arriving |
| Underground RR Code Word: Bundles of Wood | Number of people escaping from slavery that would be arriving |
| How did they use quilts on the Underground Rail Road? | Quilts were hung on homes as signals that it was a safe house and also created as codes for how to escape |
| How did they use quilts on the Underground Rail Road? | Quilts were hung on homes as signals that it was a safe house and also created as codes for how to escape |
| Harriet Tubman | An escaped slave who was the Main Conductor on the Underground Rail Road. Her Code Name was Moses |
| Harriet Tubman | An escaped slave who was the Main Conductor on the Underground Rail Road. Her Code Name was Moses |
| Why did the Civil War Begin? | Southern States believed Lincoln wanted to end Slavery so they left the Union. |
| Why did the Civil War Begin? | Southern States believed Lincoln wanted to end Slavery so they left the Union. |
| How did the Civil War Start? | Confederate Troops attack United States Fort Sumnter in South Carolina |
| What are some things abolitionist did to help? | Banned slavery in the North, made anti-slavery newspapers, gave speeches and formed anti -slavery groups. |
| How did the Underground Rail Road work? | A system of people took slaves secretly on routes out of the slave states toward the North into Free States. They helped these escapes and risked their own lives and possible jail time for doing it. |
| Underground RR Code Word: Station | A safe place to stay for a short time |
| Underground RR Code Word: Freedom Train | Code name for underground rail road |
| Underground RR Code Word: Drinking Gourd | Name for North Star in the Big Dipper |
| Underground RR Code Word: Station Master | Keeper of the safe place |
| Underground RR Code Word: Conductor | Person who takes escaping slaves from one place to another |
| Underground RR Code Word: River Jordan | Mississippi River |
| Underground RR Code Word: Bundles of Wood | Number of people escaping from slavery that would be arriving |
| How did they use quilts on the Underground Rail Road? | Quilts were hung on homes as signals that it was a safe house and also created as codes for how to escape |
| Harriet Tubman | An escaped slave who was the Main Conductor on the Underground Rail Road. Her Code Name was Moses |
| Why did the Civil War Begin? | Southern States believed Lincoln wanted to end Slavery so they left the Union. |
| How did the Civil War Start? | Confederate Troops attack United States Fort Sumnter in South Carolina |
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