Leading up to the Civil War Review

This stated that slavery would not be allowed in any new states north of Missouri's southern border.

• Compromise of 1850
• Missouri Compromise
• Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Fugitive Slave Law

This forced Americans to return runaway slaves to the person who owned them or go to jail.

• Compromise of 1850
• Missouri Compromise
• Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Fugitive Slave Law

This said that people not the government would vote to accept or ban slavery.

• Compromise of 1850
• Missouri Compromise
• Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Fugitive Slave Law

This allowed California to enter the Union and Congress passed a law to return slaves.

• Compromise of 1850
• Missouri Compromise
• Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Fugitive Slave Law

Special taxes on goods coming into the United States.

• abolitionists
• tariffs
• conductors
• stations

Houses where people could eat and rest on the Underground Railroad.

• abolitionists
• tariffs
• conductors
• stations

People against slavery.

• abolitionists
• tariffs
• conductors
• stations

People who helped slaves escape on the Underground Railroad.

• abolitionists
• tariffs
• conductors
• stations

Northern economy was based on:

• slavery
• industry
• cotton
• land

Southern economy was based on:

• slavery
• industry
• factories
• tariffs