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Section 3 Quizbowl

8th Grade History Bowl Section Three Questions

QuestionAnswer
What was the name of NC's first steamboat? Prometheus
In 1836, who was elected as the NC governor? Edward B. Dudley
In which year was a short experimental railroad constructed in Fayetteville? 1828
Who founded Wake Forest College? The Baptists
Name four supporters of the Whig party in NC. William Gaston, Edward Stanly, Edward B. Dudley and Governor David L. Swain
When was the NC railroad officially opened? January 29, 1856
Where was the first public school in NC located? Rockingham County
Who was the editor of the "North Carolina Standard"? William H. Holden
What two novels did Calvin H. Wiley publish? "Alamance" and "Roanoke"
What was special about Edwin Michael Holt's textile mill? It was the first in the South to manufacture colored cotton fabric (Alamance Plaids)
Which novel was the first to use NC as a setting? "Eoneguski" by Robert Strange
What percent of the white population in NC owned slaves in 1860? 28%
In 1860, how many states had a larger free black population than NC, and what were the names of those states? Five States; Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York
What are Slave Codes? Laws defining the social, economic, and physical status of slaves
What was the name of the nation's first African-American newspaper? "Freedom's Journal"
Who was NC's largest slaveholder in 1860? Paul Cameron
Who was credited with organizing the first Methodist church in Fayetteville? Henry Evans
Which slave revolt was the bloodiest in US history? The Nat Turner Rebellion
Who was the largest black slaveholder in the South, and how many slaves did he own? John Carruthers Stanley, 160 slaves
Why did the US grow rapidly during the first half of the 19th century? Because of land purchases, exploration, settlement and conquest
In which year did the US Constitution abolish international slave trade to America? 1808
What were the three distinct sections of the country in the mid-1800s? The North, the South, and the West
In 1860, how many people in NC listed their occupation as "farmer"? 87,000
Who invented the cotton gin and when was it created? Eli Whitney, 1793
About how many slaves were in the Missouri Territory in 1818? 2,000
Who proposed the Missouri Compromise? Senator Henry Clay
What was the significance of 36°30' North? All new states admitted north of the line were to be "free" states, and all new states admitted south of the line were to be "slave" states
Who founded the American Anti-Slavery Society? William Lloyd Garrison
Why did Senator John C. Calhoun oppose the Compromise of 1850? It put limits on slavery
How many people died in "Bleeding Kansas"? 200
When was the Republican Party created? 1854
What was the name of the people who wanted the southern states to secede from the Union? Fire-Eaters
Who wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin"? Harriet Beecher Stove
How much did slave owners offer for Harriet Tubman's capture? $40,000
Why did John Brown seize a federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia? He intended to use the weapons there to arm slaves for a revolt
How many candidates ran for presidency in the election of 1860? Four
What is a statement of principles and policies that the political party supports? A platform
Which candidate won the most votes in NC for the election of 1860? John C. Breckinridge
In the election of 1860, who was the candidate for the Constitutional Union Party, and which state was he from? John C. Bell, Tennessee
Which president asked Congress to declare war in 1812? President James Madison
Which county was Benjamin Forsyth from? Stokes County
How did Benjamin Forsyth die? He was killed in the battle of Odelltown
Who was President Madison's wife, and where was she from? Dolley Payne Madison, Guilford County, NC
Which treaty ended the war of 1812? The Treaty of Ghent
What was another name for the War of 1812? The Second War for Independence
Who was the hero of the Battle of New Orleans? Andrew Jackson
Who wrote the Star-Spangled Banner? Francis Scott Key
Who created the story about Rip Van Winkle? Washington Irving
During the early 1800s, NC fell behind the other states in what? agriculture, transportation, manufacturing, and education
What state reforms did Archibald Debow Murphey support? Internal improvements, public education, revision of the state constitution, and drainage of swamplands
Why did the Murphy plan fail? Because of a lack of financing and lack of public support
How much did a round-ship passage on the Prometheus from Wilmington to Smithville cost? $2.00
Who won the popular vote in NC for the presidential election of 1824? Andrew Jackson
Who did Andrew Jackson choose to serve as the Secretary of the Navy? John Branch
Which Chief Justice ruled that Georgia could not remove the Cherokee Indians from their land? John Marshall
Which act enabled Andrew Jackson to force Native Americans living east of the Mississippi to move west? The Indian Removal Act of 1830
What did the 1830 census show about the NC population for the first time? Western NC had a larger population than Eastern NC
What party was formed in 1834 to oppose Andrew Jackson? The Whig Party
What did Governor David Swain call for in 1834-35? a NC Constitutional Convention
Who was the president of the NC Constitutional Convention in 1835? Nathaniel Macon
What did Article 32 of the NC Constitution state? Catholics, Jews, and Atheists could not hold office
What is a referendum? A vote of the people
From 1830-1860, which political party was in power in NC? The Whig Party
Who became the governor of NC in 1836? Edward B. Dudley
Trinity College became the forerunner of which university? Duke University
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