Among my list of accomplishments, would being the only president in the WWE Hall of Fame and signing the "Emancipation Proclamation". Who am I?

While I would later become president of the United States, I would the United States to victory in the Civil War by finally getting the Confederates to surrender. Who am I?

My methods have led many modern historians to call me a terrorist after my involvement in "Bleeding Kansas" and the Raid on Harpers Ferry. Who am I?

Among my most memorable accomplishments, I would "make Georgia howl" with my march to Savannah marking the first use of "total war" in American history. Who am I?

A strong African-American abolitionist, I would later support Civil Rights and would become among the most famous abolitionist of the era. Who am I?

A Northern Democrat, I engaged Lincoln in series of debates in 1858 in which I defended my position of popular sovereignty. I would later run for president in 1860 and lose. Who am I?

The publisher of The Liberator, I would be a vocal and provocative speaker for abolitionism. I would also recruit other future abolitionist to the abolitionist cause, such as Sojourner Truth and Frederick Douglass. Who am I?

Secession is the idea that state can do what?

The Middle Passage, which transported African enslaved people the Americas, was a part of what trade?

An agricultural product that is grown only for profit is known as a what?

All of the follow crops were grown by Southern plantations except which of the following?

Abolitionism is the movement to end what?

The Cotton Gin helped expand what major industry in the South during the early 1800s?

The large farms in the South that relied on enslaved labor and usually grew cash crops are known as what?

The American Colonization Society, which advocated for the resettlement of freed enslaved people back to Africa and compensation for slave owners, was an example of what type of Abolitionism in the United States?

Habeas Corpus is the Civil Liberty that requires that people be given an explanation for being what?

In the United States, states that abolished slavery prior to the Civil War were known as what states?

A total war is a war that views what two things as valid targets during wartime?

Many abolitionist cam from what major region in the United States?

Conscription is when people are forced to serve in what?

All of the following were parts of the Missouri Compromise except what?

The passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1858 would eventually lead to what major crisis?

The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 required Northerners to return what to the South?

The idea that the white settlers of a territory could decide whether to allow or ban slavery in their state was known as what?

Who won the presidential election in 1860

In 1859, John Brown led a raid on what federal armor that would lead to his execution?

The core question of the Dred Scott V. Sandford case was what simple legal idea?

All of the following were a part of the Compromise of 1850 except what?

What major court case ruled that African-Americans were not citizens of the United States?

The main cause of the American Civil War was what?

Prior to the Civil War, many soldiers were employed as what?

The Emancipation Proclamation only applied to what part of the United States?

While the United States had an overwhelming advantage in the Civil War the Confederacy's only advantage at the start of the war was in what?

During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln suspended what major civil liberty?

What major party split in the presidential election of 1860?

The Attack on Fort Sumter marked the beginning of what war?

One of the major turning points of the Civil War was what major Union victory?

What military action during the Civil War would be the first instance of "Total War" in American history?

What major Union victory marked the turning point in the Western Theater of the Civil War?