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The Road to Civil War
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Review over Chapter 15 of "The American Nation" textbook.
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1
During the 1840s, which of the following became a serious problem in the U.S.?
compromises
capitalism
nationalism
sectionalism
2
Many moderates felt that ______ was the best way to decide whether slavery should be allowed.
popular sovereignty
sectionalism
arsenal
fugitive
3
________ often clashed with antislavery settlers in Kansas.
sectionalism
Border Ruffians
popular sovereignty
fugitive
4
"The Supreme Court is not the only power in this world" Frederick Douglass was talking about
the Dred Scott decision
the Missouri Compromise
John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry
Lincoln's "house divided" speech
5
Illinois senator who proposed the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Harriet Beecher Stowe
David Wilmot
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
6
The Free Soil party wanted to
stop slavery from spreading to new territories
end slavery in the South
institute popular sovereignty in the territories
support Abraham Lincoln for President in 1856
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The Missouri Compromise resulted in
a ban on slavery in new territories
a ban on slavery in Missouri
the number of slave and free states staying equal
popular sovereignty in Missouri
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The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 declared that
all citizens must help catch runaway slaves
the underground railroad was legal
the Fugitive Slave Law of 1793 was unconstitutional
blacks in territories admitted after 1850 were free.
9
The raid on the ____ at Harpers Ferry did not lead to the slave revolt that its leader expected
fugitive
popular sovereignty
sectionalism
arsenal
10
Dred Scott was
a Border Ruffian
the leader of a slave revolt
a Republican senator
a slave who filed a lawsuit for his freedom
11
Abolitionist whose deeds increased sectional conflict
David Wilmot
Stephen Douglas
John Brown
Abraham Lincoln
12
The Kansas-Nebraska Act applied the principle of
states' rights
popular sovereignty
universal suffrage
nullification
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_______ grew stronger as the debate over slavery heated up.
arsenal
popular sovereignty
sectionalism
Border Ruffians
14
Which of the following statements about Uncle Tom's Cabin is NOT true?
It became one of the most influential books in U.S. history
It was based on a true story
It presented slavery as a moral problem
It increased anger over the Fugitive Slave Law
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John Brown attacked the arsenal at Harpers Ferry because he wanted to
keep slavery out of Kansas
prevent Lincoln's election
force the South to secede
start a slave revolt
16
Lincoln did not initially use force against the Confederacy because he
didn't have the power to command the armed forces
didn't want to lose support of slaves states in the Union
believed that states had the right to leave the Union
didn't think the federal forts in the South were important
17
Republican presidential candidate in 1860
John Brown
Abraham Lincoln
David Wilmot
Stephen Douglas
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In 1850, northerners were outraged over the law requiring them to help catch ________ slaves.
popular sovereignty
fugitive
arsenal
Border Ruffians
19
Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Stephen Douglas
David Wilmot
Harriet Beecher Stowe
John Brown
20
In the Dred Scott decision, the Supreme Court held that
Congress didn't have power to outlaw slavery in a territory
anyone helping a fugitive slave would be fined and jailed
slaves could become free upon their master's death
slaves could file lawsuits
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The Compromise of 1850 said that
Congress would pass no laws affecting slavery
slavery would be banned in Washington, D.C.
NM and UT would use popular sovereignty to decide slavery
California would be admitted as a slave state
22
Lincoln was able to win the election of 1860 largely because
abolitionists had become the majority
Douglas threw his support behind Lincoln
free blacks in the North supported him
the Democratic party split in two
23
Lincoln's election led many southerners to believe that
the South must secede from the Union
the South controlled the nation's government
slavery was evil
a compromise between the North and South was possible
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Abraham Lincoln's "house divided" speech suggested that
Stephen Douglas was an abolitionist
the nation could not go on as half slave and half free
the South should free its slaves immediately
the South should have a separate House of Representatives
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Congressman who proposed that slavery be outlawed in land won from Mexico
David Wilmot
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
John Brown