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Unit 7: Road to Civil War
Unit 7: Road to Civil War
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1
____ won the Presidential election of 1860
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
John Breckinridge
John Bell
2
The most important cash crops developed by the south was ___
rice
indigo
cotton
tobacco
3
Many new immigrants came to the US from ___ due to a ___.
famine/Ireland
Ireland/famine
Germany/famine
religious freedom/England
4
In 1859 John Brown attacked a federal arsenal at __ to try to arm slaves and cause a rebellion
Philadelphia, PA
Baltimore, MD
Harper's Ferry, VA
Richmond, VA
5
The __ organized western territory in 1854 using popular sovereignty to decide slave or free
California Act
New Territory Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise
6
All of the following are technological developments in the North except:
clipper ships
railroads
plantations
telegraph
7
Famine caused immigrants from ___ to come to the US.
Germany
Ireland
Great Britain
Spain
8
The ___ was passed in 1820 to control the spread of slavery in the west.
Missouri Compromise
Territory Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Slavery Compromise
9
After the election of 1860, __ was the first state to secede from the Union.
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Maryland
10
The _ was a 5 part plan to add California to the Union and make a stronger fugitive slave law.
Slavery Compromise
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Popular Sovereignty Compromise
11
In the Compromise of 1850, south got a stronger_ forcing all citizens to return runaway slaves
Fugitive Slave Law
Runaway Slave Reminder
Compromise Slave Law
California became a state
12
The Kansas-Nebraska Act resulted in ___ in Kansas when cities were burned and settlers attacked
voting
danger
violence
celebration
13
How well will you do on this test?
I'm confident
So-So
Awesome!
Don't want to talk about it
14
In __ the Supreme Court ruled slaves were property/slavery was protected by the 5th Amend.
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Plessy v. Ferguson
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
15
Northern mass production led to many factories with long __, low__, and __ working conditions.
dangerous, wages, hours
hours, wages, dangerous
wages, hours, dangerous
16
Southerners used the theory of ___ to justify secession.
states' interests
states' rights
states' responsibilities
states' secession
17
The ___ was a network of safe houses and route to the North for runaway slaves.
Underground Train
Runaway Train
Underground Railroad
Runaway Railroad
18
The Fugitive Slave Act caused ____ in the North.
ignorance
sorrow
happiness
anger
19
The theory of popular sovereignty was supported by Illinois senator____
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
Stephen Douglas
20
Which of the following is a characteristic of the development of Southern society?
poor working conditions in factories
large cities/urban areas
small cities/urban areas
women's suffrage
21
__ was hanged for treason and became a martyr and a hero to many northerners.
John Brown
Jefferson Davis
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
22
Which of the following is a characteristic of Northern economic development?
developed faster communication
short/specific railroads developed
rural poor
fewer cities
23
Which of the following is a characteristic of the development of society in the North?
Abolitionists Movement
wealthy plantation owners
hard work/no pay
yeoman - small rural farmers
24
The act of withdrawing from the Union is ____.
states' rights
secession
popular sovereignty
constitutional rights
25
The north's response to a stronger fugitive slave law was_____
sadness
disgust
anger
celebration
26
Which of the following is a characteristic of Southern economic development?
focus on industry
more urban
focus on agriculture
supported high tariffs