Jeopardy

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Reform
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Nat Turner
He fought slavery by leading the most famous
slave rebellion.

• Row 1, Col 1

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industry / manufacturing
What did the Norths main income come from?

• 1,2

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Horace Mann
He lengthened the school year to 6 months.

• 1,3

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slave codes
What set of laws made it a crime to teach slave
to read and write?

• 1,4

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Harriet Tubman
She escaped slavery to become the most famous
conductor on the Underground Railroad.

• 2,1

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trade unions
Workers in the North of the same skills formed
these organizations.

• 2,2

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transcendentalists
Margaret Fuller was a writer who belonged to this
group that stressed the importance of the
individual conscience.

• 2,3

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agriculture
What was the Souths main way income?

• 2,4

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Frederick Douglass
He escaped slavery to go on to become both an
abolitionist speaker and writer.

• 3,1

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strikes
Workers in the North carried out or staged these
which stopped work to protest bad or
deteriorating working conditions.

• 3,2

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Elias Howe
This mans invention, the sewing machine, would
change the speed of cloth could be made into
clothes.

• 3,3

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overseer
This person was the plantation manager and in
charge of watching over the slaves.

• 3,4

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Sojourner Truth
Slave who gained freedom by running away and
although she was uneducated, still spoke with wit
and wisdom

• 4,1

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Ireland
Famine brought a large group of people to the
North from what country?

• 4,2

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nativists
The Know-Nothing Party tried to reform
immigration policies. What was the name of
the people that formed this group?

• 4,3

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plantation owners
What group of people in the South measured
their wealth by the number of slaves they owned?

• 4,4

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William Lloyd Garrison
This white abolitionists radical idea was for
slaves to immediately be free or emancipated.

• 5,1

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railroad tracks
By 1860, the Midwest and the East were
connected by these?

• 5,2

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temperance
Reformers believed alcohol caused many problems
in society. What term described the movement to
drink little or no alcohol.

• 5,3

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yeoman
These poor white farmers didnt own slaves.

• 5,4