14.3 "Secession and War" Quizizz Lesson

Georgia

Maryland

North Carolina

South Carolina

Abraham Lincoln

Jefferson Davis

Robert E. Lee

Stephen Douglas

declared the Southern states to be enemies.

recognized the South as a separate country.

vowed to hold federal property in the South.

repealed slavery in the Southern states.

attack on Fort Sumter

Lincoln-Douglas debates

Lincoln inauguration

secession of South Carolina

John Bell ran as a moderate.

Enslaved people were allowed to vote.

Southern states did not participate in the election.

The Democratic Party split over the issue of slavery.

the belief that the South would be economically strong without the North

the belief that Republicans would order a military invasion of the South

the belief that Republicans would interfere with slavery and promote slave revolts

the belief that the North would attempt to secede

The 1860 presidential election was corrupt.

Every state has rights within the United States.

Individuals have natural rights to own property.

The right to secede is guaranteed by the Constitution

allowing popular sovereignty to determine the status of slavery

ending the slave trade in Washington, D.C.

ruling that the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional

refusing to enforce the Fugitive Slave Act

He would not allow secession to continue.

He would enforce the laws of the United States in the South.

The federal government would respect states’ rights.

The South would be responsible if a civil war began.