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The tension and violence between pro-slavery and anti-slavery groups in Kansas was called ____>
Bleeding Kansas
The Kansas War
Crazy Kansas
2
The Supreme Court ruled that slaves were not citizens and that they were property.
The Decision of Abraham Lincoln
The Dred Scott Decision of 1857
The Slave Decision
3
Which region relied on slave labor for their economy?
North
South
4
Abraham Lincoln said, "_______________________________________."
"A house needs to have at least 4 walls."
"A house without a door is stupid."
"A house divided against itself cannot stand."
5
John Brown hated _______________.
Mac and Cheese
slavery
the United States
6
In the Kansas-Nebraska Act people voted on slavery. That is an example of __________ .
popular legislation
popular ideas
popular sovereignty
7
What is the word? - it means to break away or leave the United States.
secede
success
slip
silly
8
California was admitted to the Union in the Compromise of 1850 as a FREE state or SLAVE state?
SLAVE
FREE
9
What were the two states that entered the Union with the Missouri Compromise of 1820?
Missouri and Maine
Missouri and Minnesota
Minnesota and Wisconsin
10
What was the secret network used by slaves to escape slavery?
The Underground Station
The Underground Railroad
The Underground Escape
11
Who was the slave who sued the United States government for his freedom but lost?
John Brown
Abraham Lincoln
Dred Scott
12
Which part of the United States had more railroads?
North
South
13
Which region exported huge amounts of cotton each year?
North
South
14
When Abraham Lincoln was running for President he did NOT try to abolish slavery everywhere.
False
True
15
It means when two opposing groups work together to find a solution that both side can support
a fight
a complaint
a compromise