the North continued to industrialize, while the South remained agrarian.

In the case of Dred Scott, the Supreme Court made the following decisions, EXCEPT

the Scotts won the case and were finally free.

Preston Brooks almost beat Sen. Charles Sumner to death over

Sumner's personal insult of Sen. A. Butler and the "crime against Kansas."

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Ch: 12 The Lead Up to the Civil War Part 2

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1
The election of A. Lincoln as president in 1860 pacified Southerners as he promised to leave Southern slavery intact.
True
False
2
By the mid-1850s,
both North and South were heavily industrializing.
the South was finally industrializing with rapid results.
the North's Industrial Revolution came to a rapid halt.
the North continued to industrialize, while the South remained agrarian.
3
In the case of Dred Scott, the Supreme Court made the following decisions, EXCEPT
slavery in the new territories could not be prohibited.
Mr. Scott had no right to sue as African-Americans were not US citizens.
the Missouri Compromise Line was invalidated.
the Scotts won the case and were finally free.
4
By 1855, the two major political parties in the US were
Democrats and Federalists.
Democrats and Free Soilers.
Democrats and Republicans.
Democrats and Whigs.
5
Preston Brooks almost beat Sen. Charles Sumner to death over
an adulterous affair with his wife.
Sumner's personal insult of Sen. A. Butler and the "crime against Kansas."
the latter's financing of abolitionist groups in Kansas.
an unpaid gambling debt.
6
About 75% of Southerners owned slaves.
True
False
7
John Brown made his first "public appearance" in Kansas, where he murdered 5 pro-slavery settlers.
False
True
8
John Brown's Raid at Harpers Ferry
all of the above.
was poorly planned.
was to incite a slave insurrection across the South, thus ending slavery.
ended in his hanging.
9
The first shots of the Civil War were fired at
Ft. Sumter, SC.
Columbia, SC.
Ft. Bragg, NC.
Ft. McAllister, GA.
10
In Dred Scott vs. Sandford, Dred Scott argued that he should be a free man after having lived in "free territory."
False
True
11
During the Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Abraham Lincoln
condemned slavery.
argued that African-Americans were entitled to constitutional rights.
the two answers above.
promoted racial equality.

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