Based on this excerpt, what is one impact that social relationships had on slaves in the South?

Slaves had feelings of self-worth despite social oppression

This excerpt was part of the message delivered to Congress by President —

Polk in asking for a declaration of war against Mexico

What effect did the Tariff of 1828,“Tariff of Abominations,” have on John Calhoun?

A state had a right to nullify an unconstitutional fed. law.

How were these two inventions similar?

Both contributed to the increased production of textiles

What impact did the demand for cotton by textile mills in the 19th century have on the South?

The # of slaves working on cotton plantations increased.

What was one impact of the dispute over tariffs in the 1820s and 1830s?

South and North had diff. feelings towards the fed. Union.

Which best describes Daniel Webster in the congressional conflicts prior to the Civil War?

Argued for the importance of preserving the national union.

Which of these was an impact of the religious movement shown above?

Reformers met slavery, drunkenness and social problems

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1
Which set of events is in chronological order?
A
D
C
B
2
Which of the following states on this map still permitted slavery in 1861?
States 4, 5,7
States 1, 2,3
States 8, 9, 10
States 11, 12, 13
3
Based on this excerpt, what is one impact that social relationships had on slaves in the South?
Slave owners felt a sense of responsibility for their slaves
Slaves had feelings of self-worth despite social oppression
Old slaves could depend on generous support from their owner
South before the Civil War slaves had certain basic rights
4
Which # on the map is located in an area purchased from France by Pres Thomas Jefferson in 1803
3
2
1
4
5
This excerpt was part of the message delivered to Congress by President —
Jackson in asking for a declaration of war against Spain
Lincoln asking for a declaration of war vs. the Confederacy
Madison asking for a declaration of war against G. B.
Polk in asking for a declaration of war against Mexico
6
Which sections of the nation supported a higher tariff in the 1820s as part of Henry Clay A.S?
West and South
North, South and West
North and South
North and West
7
What effect did the Tariff of 1828,“Tariff of Abominations,” have on John Calhoun?
He claimed that all taxes by the federal gov. were illegal.
He attacked the idea that the Union was a compact of states.
He believed only Congress had the right to pass a tariff law
A state had a right to nullify an unconstitutional fed. law.
8
How were these two inventions similar?
Both contributed to the increased production of textiles
Both inventions relied on the use of steam power.
Both inventions increased the ease of communication
Both inventions improved transportation along inland water
9
What impact did the demand for cotton by textile mills in the 19th century have on the South?
Southern plantation owners built their own textile mills.
Farmers who worked THEIR land got a great share of productio
The # of slaves working on cotton plantations increased.
Southern plantation owners began replacing their slaves
10
What was one impact of the dispute over tariffs in the 1820s and 1830s?
Am. industry fell behind British industry sales to Americans
Am. eco. depression from high prices of manuf. products.
South and North had diff. feelings towards the fed. Union.
Americans did not complete a transcontinental railroad.
11
Which best describes Daniel Webster in the congressional conflicts prior to the Civil War?
He was the main author of the Missouri Compromise.
Made a book of political terms used in congressional debates
Argued for the importance of preserving the national union.
Wrote that a state has the right to ignore some fed. laws.
12
Which of these was an impact of the religious movement shown above?
Rural areas in the South introduced better forms of lighting
Reformers met slavery, drunkenness and social problems
Several states established their own state religions.
More Am. felt able to fight the tyrannical acts of the Brits

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