| A | B |
|---|
| secede | break away from a group |
| secession | the withdrawal of southern states from the Union |
| abolitionist | a person who is against the practice of slavery |
| revolt | an uprising against government |
| enslaved | people who were considered property of their owners/had no civil right |
| The northern states were ___. | industrialized/factory communities |
| The southern states were ___. | agricultural/farming communities |
| The northern states wanted the new western territories to be ___. | free states |
| The southern states wanted the new western territories to be ___. | state |
| Industries and factories were in the ___. | northern states |
| The South needed ___ for the large acres of crops. | a large source of inexpensive labor |
| Southern plantation owners also began to grow large amounts of ___. | cotton |
| Growing cotton required more and more ___ to work in the fields of the southern plantations. | slaves |
| Nat Turner | his small band of fellow slaves led a rebellion against plantation owners in Southampton County, Virginia |
| Harriet Tubman | Underground Railroad |
| the Dismal Swamp | a refuge for runaway slaves and was a link to the Underground Railroad |
| Underground Railroad Network to Freedom | the Dismal Swamp |
| John Brown | He led a raid on the United States Armory (Arsenal) at Harpers Ferry, Virginia. |
| slave rebellion | John Brown tried to start a ____. |
| Harpers Ferry | ___ was located in Virginia due to the fact that West Virginia did not exist until 1863. |
| abolitionists | Nat Turner and John Brown were ___. |
| Maryland | Harriet Tubman escaped from slavery in ___. |
