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This Act repealed the Missouri Compromise and instituted popular sovereignty to settle the dispute of slavery
Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Fugitive Slave Act
Sister Act
Morrill Act
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What were the differences in Lincoln and Douglas' belief about slavery
Lincoln and Douglas had the same views
Lincoln didnt want to extend slavery Douglas believes Popular Sovereignty
Douglas was for slavery, Lincoln was not
Both were Pro Slavery
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People who fought for an immediate end to slavery were known as
Abolitionists
Segregationalism
Congressmen
Justices
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What was the intention of the Dawes Act?
Create the reservation system
Give free land to settlers
Allow Native Americans to live freely on the great plains
Wanted to "Americanize" the native american population
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What did the 14th Amendment do?
Overturned Plessy v. Fergusson
Granted citizenship to freed slaves
Gave African Americans the right to vote
Ended Slavery
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What did the 13th Amendment do?
It established the Freedmen's bureau
It outlawed slavery in all states
It granted land ot most freed slaves
It pardoned the Confederate soldiers
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This law allowed the United States to remove Indians from Eastern US and relocate them to reservations
Trail of Tears
Indian Removal Act
Homestead Act
Hoovervilles
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What was the Grange?
A farming technique
McDonald's new breakfast sandwich
A union to help railroad workers
A union to help farmers
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Lincoln's emancipation proclomation was credited with
starting the Civil War
Rebuilding our country
Ending the Civil War
punishing the south
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This Act provided 160 acres to farmers if they moved west to settle
The Plains Act
The Affordable Care Act
The Dawes Plan
The Homestead Act
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Novel written by Harriet Beecher Stowe that inspired the Abolitionist movement
North and South
The Scarlet Letter
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Underground Railroad
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Violence broke out in Kansas when Anti and Pro Slavery folks clashed over voting
Bleeding Kansas
Missouri River Blues
Kansas Burning
Battle of Little Bighorn
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This Act required Northerners to assist in returning runaway slaves
Sectionalism
Manifest Destiny
Fugitive Slave Act
Underground Railroad
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John Brown was an Abolitionist that took extreme measures to fight for his beliefs
True
False
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California was admitted as a slave state and Fugitive Slave laws were strenghtend under this compromise...
The Underground Railroad
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
California Compromise
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Who were carpetbaggers?
Confederate soldiers
Southern democrats that wanted to prevent Reconstruction efforts
Northern Republicans that moved south during Reconstruction
Southern Republicans
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God given permission for settlers to displace Native Americans as they expanded westward
Manifest Destiny
Good fences make good neighbors
Not in my backyard
Gold, God, Glory
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The Gold Standard was
backing our currency with just gold
A new mining town
backing our curreny with gold and silver
the transcontinential railroad
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Bimetalism was..
Backing our currency with just gold
Backing our currency with gold and silver to help farmers
The idea of minings more metals
using coins for currency
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What event led to Southern States seceding?
Lincoln's election in 1860
The Missouri Compromise
The Civil War
The Fugitive Slave Act
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Why was Lincoln's Reconstruction plan referred to at the 10% plan
Because he only allowed 10% of the southern states back into the Union
only 10% of state's population had to accept an oath to be readmitted
It only received 10% of the vote in congress
10% of the southern states had to accepts the terms
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A landmark Supreme Court decision, ruled slaves as property unable to utilize the court system to fight for freedom
Bleeding Kansas
Captial Hill Ruling
Plessy v Fergusson
Dred Scott Decision
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A network of safe trails runaway slaves followed to escape slavery in the south
Safeway Path
Underground Railroad
Reading Railroad
Digital Underground
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Under this compromise, Missouri was admitted as a slave state and Maine as a free state.
North, South Compromise
Mississippi Compromise
Compromise of 1850
The Missouri compromise
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Who won the 1860 Presidental election?
Abraham Lincoln
John Bell
John Bredkinridge
Stephen Douglas
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Populism
The election of a good president
A new political party created to help farmers
Monetary system
A new farming technique
