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Beecher's Bibles were really...
Dictionaries
Food Supplies
Rifles
Bibles
2
Wanted for the Pottawatomie Massacre
Dred Scott
Harriet Beecher Stowe
John C. Calhoun
John Brown
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Policy of having voters in a territory decide the slavery question when they become a state
Republican Policy
Provisoism
Popular Vote
Popular Sovereignty
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Special commissioners were paid...
$1 per case
$10 per month
$5 to declare a person free, $10 to declare a person a slave
$40,000 year
5
Slave who made it to the Supreme Court
Marcus Newby
Scott Campbell
Frederick Douglass
Dred Scott
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Created a horrible situation called "Bleeding Kansas"
Lincoln-Douglass Debates
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Fugitive Slave Act
Compromise of 1850
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The Supreme Court ruled...
Scott could go free for $600
Scott should be paid $1 million
Scott could not go free he's a piece of property w/no rights
Buchanan was awful
8
The North had almost double the South's Congressional representation in the House.
False
True
9
Who did Lincoln debate in the Lincoln Douglas Debates? When?
Frederick Douglass, 1860
Stephen Douglas, 1860
Gabby Douglas, 2014
Stephen Douglas, 1858
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John Brown was tried and executed for treason.
true
false
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Illinois Senator who wanted to build a railroad
Frederick Douglass
John C. Calhoun
Lewis Cass
Stephen Douglass (The Little Giant)
12
To reward Preston Brooks, southerners sent him...
money
Free Cotton
more slaves
more canes
13
Northern Congressman Joshua Giddings advocated servile insurrection in the South.
False
True
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Thought the Dred Scott Decision would end the slavery debate
James Buchanan
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
Abe Lincoln
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One of the most unjust laws ever
Wilmot Proviso
Dixon Act 1848
Fugitive Slave Act 1850
Railroad Act 1864
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In the Dred Scott case, the court ruled...
Scott waited too long to go to court
No slavery west of Kansas
African Americans were not citizens and had no rights
Lincoln the winner of the 1860 election
17
The Compromise of 1850 included...
All of these
ban slave sales in Washington D.C.
Strict Fugitive Slave Law
California admitted as a free state
18
Opened new territories to the policy called Popular Sovereignty
Compromise of 1850
Scott v. Sandford
Kansas - Nebraska Act
Open Range
19
State that gave the free states a two senator advantage in the Senate
TX
CA
MO
OR
20
After the Dred Scott Decision, slave owners could apparently...
Take their slaves wherever they want
Sell slaves for no more than $1,000.
Break up families at slave sales
imprison slaves without lawyers
21
Fillmore, Pierce, and Buchanan...
should be on Mount Rushmore
freed slaves every year
were all assassinated
are considered stinker presidents
22
Senator beaten senseless by a congressman from South Carolina.
Henry Clay
Charles Darwin
Charles Sumner
Abe Lincoln
23
Policy of allowing voters in a territory decide the slavery issue
Emancipation Proclamation
Manifest Destiny
Popular Sovereignty
Open Range
24
Chief Justice associated with the Dred Scott Case
Millard T. Justice
Judge Calhoun
Roger Taney
Mark A. Sandford
25
Who developed the Polio Vaccine?
James Buchanan
Stephen Douglas
Jonas Salk
Abe Lincoln
26
Signed the Fugitive Slave Act into law
Buchanan
Lincoln
Fillmore
Pierce
27
In the 1850's it looked like...
slavery could be spreading everywhere
slavery was dying out in the South
there could never be slavery west of Texas
slavery would be contained in the South
28
KS-NE changed the restriction of slavery in the Louisiana Territory established by the...
Compromise of 1850
Kansas - Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise 1820
Fugitive Slave Act
29
Harriet Beecher Stowe's Influential anti-slavery novel from 1852
Aunt Mae's House
Lawrence the Jayhawk
Uncle Ted's Adventure
Uncle Tom's Cabin
30
Political Party formed in 1854 to stop the spread of slavery
Whigs
Democrats
Republicans
Know Nothings
31
Preacher who tried to start a slave revolt at Harper's Ferry
Stephen Douglas
Dred Scott
John Brown
Frederick Douglass
32
John Brown and his followers were trapped here
by angry slaves
by angry townspeople
by the U.S. Navy
by the IRS
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His "Proviso" proposed banning slavery from the land that would be won from Mexico.
David Price
Stephen Douglas
John C. Calhoun
David Wilmot
