Unit 6 Vocab Quiz
Across
- 4. Created federal commissioners to pursue slaves and denied African Americans claimed as runaways due process
- 8. Proposed amendment that would guarantee slavery below the 36/30 after the secession of the deep south
- 9. Political Party who refused to take a stance on slavery and disappeared as a result
- 12. Proposed but failed law that would have prevented slavery in the lands acquired from Mexico
- 16. Called for the creation of two new territories and the issue of slavery would be decided by popular sovereignty
- 17. Submitted by the proslavery leaders in territorial Kansas that put no restrictions on slavery
- 18. Abraham Lincoln became president and divided the Democratic Party
- 19. Fighting between proslavery and antislavery forces in Kansas
- 21. Unified under the principle that slavery should be banned from all nation's territories and not permitted to spread
- 22. Slaves and African Americans do not have the right to bring suit and the Missouri Compromise is illegal
- 23. Response to Abraham Lincoln's election where southern states voted to separate from the Union
Down
- 1. Main political party in the South that supported the spread of slavery
- 2. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who ruled federal laws on slavery to be unconstitutional
- 3. Said that slavery was banned above the 36,30 Line
- 5. Politician who created the issues in Kansas in an attempt to create a Transcontinental Railroad
- 6. Strong abolitionist who carried out the attempted Harpers' Ferry Rebellion
- 7. President of the Confederacy
- 10. California admitted a free state, the slave trade abolished in D.C, and a new fugitive slave law established
- 11. Discussion during Illinois Senate race on Popular Sovereignty vs Prevention the Spread of Slavery
- 13. Belief that Americans had God given right to spread democracy beyond our borders
- 14. Confederate General who led South to victories in the Civil War
- 15. Attempt to purchase Cuba in order to add another slave state
- 20. Concept that states do not have to follow a federal law, if it does not benefit the country