Ohio, A Free State
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| In the 1800s, people in the U.S. fought over many issues. _________, ________, and ________ were ideas that divided citizens. | slavery, taxes, and rights of states
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| The Northern Economy was based on... | trade and industry
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| The Southern Economy was based on... | agriculture (farming)
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| In 1820, Congress agreed to the ____________ _____________ that made a border line in the U.S. to show which new states could allow slavery and which new states would not allow slavery. | Missouri Compromise
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| The Liberty Party was a political party that supported... | laws to end slavery
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| The Liberty Party joined the Free Soil Party to become the... | Republican Party
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| Abolitionists agreed with the words of the ______________ ___ ____________________ that "all men.... | are created equal
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| Quakers were a religious group that believe in | freedom
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| In the mid-1800s, some Ohioans became angry at African Americans after many people moved to Ohio to find... | jobs in the cities
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| A system of houses, hiding places, and safe roads for people to use to escape to the North was known as... | the underground railroad
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| Using railroad terms helped abolitionists.... | transport slaves to barns, attics, or secret rooms
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