What happened to John Brown after the raid?

He was taken captive and hanged to death.

Loyalty to a certain region inside of a nation

Define popular sovereignty.

allowing residents to decide issues by voting

What was Bleeding Kansas?

A series of violent attacks between pro and anit-slavery advocates.

What was decided by the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

Slavery would be decided by voting in Kansas and Nebraska

How did Uncle Tom's Cabin help start the Civil War?

Made people aware of how awful slavery was

The clash between Preston Brooks and Charles Sumner revealed

passions over slavery were becoming dangerous

Required Northerners to return runaway slaves to their owner

What is the Gadsden Purchase?

Part of Arizona and New Mexico bought from Mexico

A slave that sued the State of Missouri

Which of these was NOT in the Compromise of 1850?

Three largest slave states got extra electoral votes

What happened between Brooks and Sumner?

Brooks beat Sumner up because Sumner insulted his uncle.

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1
What happened to John Brown after the raid?
He was shot to death during the raid.
Captured, but was eventually set free by Abraham Lincoln.
He was taken captive and hanged to death.
He was sent to prison for life.
2
John Brown wanted to start a...
War against England
Slave revolt
Revolution against all wealthy people
Fight with the President
3
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
none of the above
Harriet Belfry
Harriet Tubman
4
Who won the Illinois Senate race in 1858?
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Clay
John Calhoun
5
What is sectionalism
Loyalty to a certain region inside of a nation
Loyalty to another nation other than your own
Remain neutral to other nations
Loyalty to an entirety of a country or nation
6
The compromise of 1850 was proposed by ____.
Henry Clay
George Washington
Harriet Beecher Stowe
John Cena
7
Define popular sovereignty.
making territories into states
allowing residents to decide issues by voting
bringing new voters into a state or territory
electing the president of the United States
8
What was Bleeding Kansas?
Peaceful protest promoting slavery in Kansas-Missouri territory.
A book about the patriotism of the people of Kansas.
A opera about the fight for freedom in Kansas.
A series of violent attacks between pro and anit-slavery advocates.
9
What was decided by the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Slavery would be banned in all of the United States
Slavery would be banned in Missouri and Arkansas
Slavery would be decided by voting in Kansas and Nebraska
Slavery could expand to all lands acquired from Mexico
10
How did Uncle Tom's Cabin help start the Civil War?
Was the location of the first battle
Helped the North with strategies to win the war
Made people aware of how awful slavery was
Showed many Southerners were ready for war
11
the birth of the Republican party was most caused by which of the following?
the Kansas-Nebraska Act
the fugitive slave act
the Missouri Compromise
John Brown's raid
12
The clash between Preston Brooks and Charles Sumner revealed
the division between the House and Senate over slavery
passions over slavery were becoming dangerous
the seriousness of political divisions in the North
the importance of honor to Northerners
13
What major difference divided the northern and southern states?
slavery
migration west
all of the above
independence
14
The Potawatomie Creek Massacre was led by
Jane Addams
John Brown
Jonathon Jeffries
Andrew Jackson
15
What was the main subject of the Lincoln and Douglas debates?
Slavery
High tariffs
Railroads
Tobacco
16
Fugitive Slave Law
Required Northerners to return runaway slaves to their owner
Made it illegal for African Americans to vote
Declared illegal businesses that tried to restrain trade
Banned the transportation of prostitutes across state lines
17
What was abolition?
Running away
Cotton farming
The movement to end slavery
Armed resistance
18
The Dred Scott decision said that...
Slaves were free in free territories
Slaves were not citizens
Slaves were not free in slave states
Slaves had rights under the Constitution
19
What is the Gadsden Purchase?
Part of Arizona and New Mexico bought from Mexico
part of California and Texas bought from Mexico
Part of California and Oregon bought from Canada
Part of Montana and Oregon bought from Canada
20
What punishment was John Brown given?
A warning
Life in jail
Labor for life
Execution
21
Who was Dred Scott?
Fredrick Douglas' brother
The person who founded Buzzfeed
A free black man
A slave that sued the State of Missouri
22
Who is known as the great compromiser?
Daniel Webster
Henry Claey
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
23
What impact did the Lincoln Douglas Debates have on Lincoln's political future?
Gained a national reputation
He became discouraged & gave up politics
Won Senate Race in Illinois
Viewed as a poor candidate for political office
24
Who proposed the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
John C. Calhoun
Franklin Pierce
25
Preston Brooks beat Charles Sumner with a __.
book
cane
slave whip
butt of a pistol
26
Which of these was NOT in the Compromise of 1850?
Three largest slave states got extra electoral votes
Popular sovereignty in Mexican Cession lands
California admitted as a free state
Slave trade in D.C. was banned, but slavery was legal
27
What issue dominated westward expansion?
land ownership
finding gold
slavery
women's rights
28
What happened between Brooks and Sumner?
A heated argument
They dueled during a Senate recess.
Sumner applied scientific work with a cane on Brooks.
Brooks beat Sumner up because Sumner insulted his uncle.
29
John Brown Was an Abolitionist.
True
False

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