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24 Cards in this Set
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station master
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person who helped guide slaves using the Underground Railroad
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station
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house where slaves hid
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passenger
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escaping slaves
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conductor
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owner of house that gave food and clothing to slaves
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fuel
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food and clothing
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abolitionist
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person who believed slavery was wrong
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Union
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states that remained in the United States during the Civil War
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Confederacy
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states that left the United States and formed their own country
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Slavery abolished
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13th amendment
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Supreme court case allowing integration of all students
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Brown vs Board of Education
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Supreme Court case allowing segregation of black and white students
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Plessy vs Ferguson
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Woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man
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Rosa Parks
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allowed African Americans to vote
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15th amemdment
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1st African American to play Major League baseball
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Jackie Robinson
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Who was Harriet Tubman and what did she do?
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1. "Moses," of her people
2. lead 300 slaves to safety, using the Underground Railroad 3. during civil War became a nurse and secret agent 3. |
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The Underground Railroad and Ohio
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The relationship between Ohio and the Underground Railroad was very important. Cities in Ohio such as Canton and Hudson were stops on the railroad. From those cities slaves spread out to other Ohio cities on their way to Canada.
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Why did Jim Crow laws exist even after the Civil War?
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Jim Crow Laws in the south had seperate facilities for Blacks and Whites. They had seperate water fountains, bathrooms, and lunch counters. They were still enforced after the C. W. because white people wanted them.
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The invertion of the Cotton Gin
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more slaves to plant more cotton
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Blacks had to sit in the back of the bus
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Bus Boycott
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Blacks were not allowed to sit at Wollworth's lunch counter
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1st sit in took place at Woolworths
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MLK wanted people to be equal
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"I have a dream," speech
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President of the Union
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Abraham Lincoln
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President of the Confederacy
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Jefferson Davis
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years of the Civil War
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1860 to 1865
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