A religious group that settled in Utah.

Many people used this trail to travel west.

He was a Mormon leader who led the effort to relocate in Utah.

This was a fort that was attacked by Mexico resulting in the deaths of 187 Americans.

A conflict between the USA and Mexico in which the end result meant Mexico had to move its border further south.

He was the President of Mexico during the Mexican-American War.

He was a leader in Texas encouraging people there to break away from Mexico.

This is the movement of people from one country to another. Immigration greatly increased in the mid-1800s.

This was a Supreme Court case that asserted workers did have the right to unionize.

This was the movement to abolish slavery.

This was an era in which industry and technological innovation greatly increased.

This was an area in Massachusetts in which many factories were established.

He invented the telegraph and Morse Code.

This was a book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe that exposed the evils of slavery.

He was a strong abolitionist and publisher of the liberator.

He was a slave who led a slave rebellion against his masters.

He was a runaway slave who was a strong abolitionist.

She was a very famous runway slave and conductor on the Underground Railroad.

She was a famous leader for women's rights.

This was when South Carolina refused to recognize federal tariffs.

This was when the Seneca Falls Convention created a statement declaring why women deserved equal rights.

This was a compromise in which the North agreed to follow the fugitive state law more closely if California could be a state.

This was the anti-slavery capital of Kansas.

This was the party that became dominantly anti-slavery.

This was a party that was pro-nativism.

He was the Supreme Court leader in the Dred Scott Decision.

In these debates, Lincoln and Douglas debated Popular Sovereignty in Illinois.

This was the Supreme Court ruling that slaves could not seek freedom in the federal courts.

He led a failed slave revolt in Harper's Ferry, Virginia.

He attacked Charles Sumner in Congress over the issue of slavery

He was attacked by Preston Brooks for speaking against slavery in Congress.