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#24 Slavery in the U.S.

Triangular Trade, Missouri Compromise, Fugitive Lave Law, Constitutional Ammendment that ended slaveryoˇˇ

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What kind of laws did the Northern States pass regarding slavery?They passed laws against slavery.
What did the Fugitive Slave Law of 1793 say?An owner can get an escaped slave back if he has proof of ownership.
Under the Missouri Compromise where was slavery not allowed?North of the line across the Western Territory
How did the Constitutional amendement in 1865 deal with slavery?It was no longer lawful in the U.S.
How were slaves used in the South?Growing cotton which required many laborers doing difficult labor
How did the men who wrote the Constitution deal with slavery?It was allowed but no more slaves could be brought into the U.S. after 1808
What was the Missouri Compromise?An 1820 agreement making Missouri a slave state, Maine a free state & slavery not allowed North of a line across the Western Territory.
What did disagreements over slavery lead to in 1861?Civil War
What was the Triangular Trade?System of trade involving rum from New England, slaves from Africa and Molasses, sugar & tobacco from the West Indies.
Define compromise.A decision in which each side gets part of what it wants.
What did people argue about when new States were admitted to the U.S.?whether they would be slave or free
Compromise of 1850Agreement where California became a free State and a stronger fugitive law was passed.
From where were the first slaves brought to America in 1619?Africa
Define Abolitionistspeople who wanted to do away with slavery
The law many people in the North refused to obey.The Fugitive Slave Law
Why did slavery become important in the South?Workers were needed to work on cotton crops and free men refused to do it.
Why did many northerners refuse to obey the Fugitive Slave Law?They did not believe in it and did not think slaves should be returned to their owners.
Why did the Civil War break out in 1861?The States disagreed on slavery and other matters.
How did slavery become unlawful after 1865?The U.S.Constitution was amended.
Civil WarWar between the North and South from 1861 to 1865.
SlaveryWhen one person owns another person
Name given to large farms found in the South.Plantations
The three areas involved in the Triangular Trade are:New England, Africa, West Indies
What was the underground railroad.A secret route to the North that fugitive slaves took to reach freedom.
Harriet TubmanA conductor on the underground railroad who helped many slaves escape to freedom
What was Harriet Tubman's code and initial?Moses "M"
Why did Harriet Tubman go back into slave teritory one more time?to rescue her 3 brothers from slavery
Why did Harriet's father blindfold himself when he said goodby to his children?So he could truthfully say he had not seen them.


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