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USH Unit 4: Causes of the Civil War, Road to Disunion
USH Unit 4: Causes of the Civil War, Road to Disunion
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Violence erupted in this state over popular sovereignty earning it the nickname Bleeding _____?
Nebraska
Texas
California
Kansas
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Which was
NOT
part of the Compromise of 1850?
A stronger fugitive slave law
The slave trade was banned in Washington D.C.
California became a "free" state
A line separating free & slave states
3
When rebels fired on this federal (US) fort, the Civil War was officially underway:
West Point
Fort McHenry
Fort Sumter
Fort Necessity
4
Marshall Court / Taney Court:
State Power / Federal Power
Federal Power / State Power
5
This party was formed in 1848 to stop the spread of slavery into the new territories:
The Democrats
The Republicans
The Abolitionists
The Free Soil Party
6
This man led a raid on Harper's Ferry, Virginia in an attempt to lead a slave rebellion:
Frederick Douglas
John Brown
Jefferson Davis
Andrew Jackson
7
Advantages: Best military commanders; fight a war of attrition; experience with guns, motivated to preserve way of life
Confederacy
Union
8
After Lincoln was elected this state became the first to secede from the Union?
Virginia
South Carolina
Seriously...please don't miss this one...
Mississippi
9
This part of the Compromise of 1850 greatly angered many Northerners:
California entered as a free state
The slave trade was banned in Washington D.C.
A stronger Fugitive Slave Act
The Texas / New Mexican border dispute was fixed
10
This was the (formal) concept that the different regions developed different economic & political goals:
Federalism
Regionalism
Civil war
Sectionalism
11
This final compromise by Stephen Douglas introduced "popular sovereignty" into new territories
The Missouri Compromise
The Wilmot Proviso
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
The People's Compromise
12
During the Antebellum Era, most Northerners joined the _________ Party, and most Southerners joined the _________ Party:
Democrats / Republicans
Republicans / Democrats
13
Which section of the U.S. most strongly advocated for strong state rights/power?
The West Coast
The agrarian South
The Western frontier
The industrialized North
14
Border States (Slave states that stayed with the Union):
South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas
Virginia, Missouri, Mississippi, Maryland, West Virginia
Virginia, Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee
Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia
15
This proposed law banning slavery in the Mexican Cession was NOT passed by Congress, but led to more division:
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Wilmot Proviso
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
16
Abraham Lincoln was a member of this new party created in 1854 to stop the spread of slavery:
Republicans
Democrats
Democratic-Republicans
Whigs
17
Abraham Lincoln supported these 3 political parties at different points in his life:
Democrats, Republicans, Whigs
Free Soilers, Know-Nothings, Whigs
Republicans, Whigs, Free Soilers
Democrats and Whigs
18
Many Southern and Western people believed that slavery had to do with states rights regarding:
infrastructure
tariffs
property
abolitionism
19
The Taney Court presided over this case:
Worcestor v. Georgia
Gibbons v. Ogden
McCulloch v. Maryland
Dred Scott v. Sandford
20
In regard to slavery, Northern Democrats supported / Southern Democrats supported:
federal protection of slavery / popular sovereignty
popular sovereignty / federal protection of slavery
21
This book by Harriet Beecher Stowe exposed many Americans to the horrors of slavery:
The Life of a Slave
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Narrative of Frederick Douglas
Huckleberry Finn
22
Why were presidents primarily reluctant to annex Texas?
They didn't think it was constitutional
Because the land was bad
It would upset the balance of free & slave states
They were afraid of Mexico
23
The SC Nullification Crisis under the Jackson Presidency demonstrated
Jackson versus the Republican Party
Presidential violation of a Supreme Court decision
executive, judicial, and legislative powers
federal versus state power
24
This controversial compromise allowed CA to be admitted as a free state and popular sovereignty in NM and Utah:
Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott Decision
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise
25
This abolitionist started a newspaper, The Liberator, which greatly angered Southerners:
Harriet Tubman
William Lloyd Garrison
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Abraham Lincoln
26
The Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions introduced nullification. What is nullification?
Legalizing slavery
Declaring state laws unconstitutional
Establishing state laws
Declaring federal laws void
27
The majority of immigrants settled in this region of the United States:
West
South
North
28
The agrarian-based Southern plantation economy primarily relied on this for increased profits:
Modern farming equipment
Factories
Slavery
Tariffs
29
This political compromise over the spread of slavery drew a boundary line between free & slave states:
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Compromise of 1850
The Missouri Compromise
The Wilmot Proviso
30
This Supreme Court case infuriated many Northerners denying due process to African Americans?
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Brown vs. the Board of Education
Dred Scott vs. Sandford
Tinker vs. Des Moines
31
This Vice President & Senator led the Nullification Crisis in response to the Tariff of 1828:
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
32
This former slave, author, and elegant orator helped spread abolitionism in America:
Frederick Douglass
Dred Scott
Harriet Tubman
Malcolm X