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Timmy’s vocab

Discover the intricate history of American slavery and resistance in the 1800s, from slave rebellions like Nat Turner's to the courageous stories of Harriet Tubman and John Brown. Learn about key figures, laws, and events that shaped this turbulent period in the nation's past.

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Timmy’s vocab

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  1. Timmy’s vocab

  2. sectionalms • Loyalty to a part of a country instead of the hole country .

  3. Slave codes • Laws for enslaved pepol

  4. Nat Tuner • 1800-1831 slave rebellion

  5. Harriet Tubman • Salve that escape and became a cunducter of the underground rail road

  6. Under ground rail roud • A place that helped escaped slaves.

  7. Stephen Dougles • Help create the Kansas-Nebraska act .

  8. Harriet beecher stowe • Author of Uncle Toms Cabin

  9. Dred Scott • He claim that he was because he was at a free state .

  10. John Brown • Led attacks on supporters of slavery .

  11. Free state • Slavery was not allowed.

  12. Slave state • Slavery is allowed .

  13. State rights • States have the rights to make decisions.

  14. Missouri compermise • Slavery was allowed in the south but not in the north .

  15. Compermise of 1850 • California change to a free state .

  16. Kansas-Nebraska act • Allow these to parts allowed to diced if slavery was allowed .

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