TIC TAC KNOW Pre -Civil War

TIC TAC KNOW Pre -Civil War : TIC TAC KNOW Pre -Civil War Grade 4: Tennessee

Round One : Round One Select a location. Go To Round Two

Round One - Bank : Round One - Bank Name 3 problems that divided the North and South Slavery, Land and Views of Government Go To Round Two

Round One – Gas Station : Round One – Gas Station Which side had the greatest population? The north Go To Round Two

Round One – Gym : Round One – Gym The northern economy was supported mostly by… factories Go To Round Two

Round One – Library : Round One – Library Slavery kept the southern economy growing. T/ F True Go To Round Two

Round One – Post Office : Round One – Post Office Who invented the Cotton Gin and when? Eli Whitney in 1793 Go To Round Two

Round One – Doctor’s Office : Round One – Doctor’s Office New frontier settlements brought about new arguments over… Slavery in the new lands. Go To Round Two

Round One – Music Store : Round One – Music Store What were the slave codes? Laws the southern states had for the slaves. Go To Round Two

Round One – Grocery : Round One – Grocery Someone who was hired to watch the slaves and punish them was an … Overseer Go To Round Two

Round One – Pet Shoppe : Round One – Pet Shoppe 3 ways the people in slave communities helped one another were Give support & comfort, talk about Africa and keep traditions alive Go To Round Two

Round Two : Round Two Clear the boxes and select a location. Go To Round Three

Round Two - Bank : Round Two - Bank What was the Underground Railroad? A system of escape routes for slaves Go To Round Three

Round Two – Gas Station : Round Two – Gas Station Who was Harriet Tubman? She was a former slave that worked to free more slaves through the Underground Railroad. Go To Round Three

Round Two – Gym : Round Two – Gym What 2 compromises did Congress reach over slavery? The Missouri Compromise and The Compromise of 1850 Go To Round Three

Round Two – Library : Round Two – Library What new political party was formed to fight slavery? Republican Party Go To Round Three

Round Two – Post Office : Round Two – Post Office What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act allow? The citizens there to vote on slavery, rather than have the government decide for them. Go To Round Three

Round Two – Doctor’s Office : Round Two – Doctor’s Office What 2 events led Abraham Lincoln to speak out against slavery? Kansas-Nebraska Act and the Dred Scott Case Go To Round Three

Round Two – Music Store : Round Two – Music Store Who was Dred Scott? A slave who asked the courts to give him his freedom because he lived on free land. Go To Round Three

Round Two – Grocery : Round Two – Grocery Who was elected president in 1860? Abraham Lincoln Go To Round Three

Round Two – Pet Shoppe : Round Two – Pet Shoppe Which was the first state to secede from the U.S.? South Carolina Go To Round Three

Round Three : Round Three Clear the boxes and select a location. End Game

Round Three - Bank : Round Three - Bank The seven states formed a new country called… The Confederate States of America or the Confederacy End Game

Round Three – Gas Station : Round Three – Gas Station When did Confederate soldiers attack Fort Sumter, S.C.? 1861 End Game

Round Three – Gym : Round Three – Gym Who was the president of the Confederacy? Jefferson Davis End Game

Round Three – Library : Round Three – Library Were more states in the Union or the Confederacy? Union End Game

Round Three – Post Office : Round Three – Post Office Describe a border state. It allowed slavery, but stayed a part of the Union. End Game

Round Three – Doctor’s Office : Round Three – Doctor’s Office What were the colors associated with each side? Union = Blue Confederate = Gray End Game

Round Three – Music Store : Round Three – Music Store Why did Robert E. Lee choose to help the South? He was from Virginia. End Game

Round Three – Grocery : Round Three – Grocery What European countries did the South expect help from? Britain and France End Game

Round Three – Pet Shoppe : Round Three – Pet Shoppe Emancipation Proclamation: Who, What & When? Lincoln; an order to free slaves; January 1, 1863 End Game

TIC TAC KNOW : TIC TAC KNOW Jessica Taylor, JCS