What was not a cause of the Civil War?

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An abolitionist who murdered to make Kansas a free state.

What was an abolitionist?

Someone who wanted slavery to not exist.

Why was the Fugitive Slave Law made?

It was a trade to make California a free state.

How was the phrase "Bleeding Kansas" started?

John Brown murdered pro-slavery people to make Kansas free.

What did Lincoln's famed speech, "A House Divided" mean?

The U.S. is going to fall if it stays opposed against itself

What was Dred Scott's Decision?

A Supreme Court case regarding a slave's right to freedom

What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act do?

Let Kansas and Nebraska choose to be a free or slave state

What was the Fugitive Slave Law?

A law that allowed kidnappers to take fugitive slaves south

Why did the South own slaves?

They were agricultural-based and had a lot of land to tend.

What was Uncle Tom's Cabin?

A book written by Harriet Beecher about a slave's life.

Why wasn't agriculture popular in the North?

The ground was too rocky and the climate was too cold.

Why was the North Industrial-based?

Their soil was too hard and they couldn't farm on it.

Who was Harriet Tubman?

A slave who used the Underground Railroad to free others

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1
What was not a cause of the Civil War?
Slavery
Bleeding Kansas
Abolitionists
Pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbows
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Who was John Brown?
A pro-slavery man who murdered to make Kansas a slave state.
An abolitionist who murdered to make Kansas a free state.
An abolitionist who wanted his sons to live in a utopia.
A pro-slavery man who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln
3
What was an abolitionist?
Someone who wanted slavery to not exist.
Someone who wanted to commit suicide.
Someone who wanted to commit genocide.
Someone who was pro-slavery.
4
Why was the Fugitive Slave Law made?
It was a trade to make California a free state.
Abolitionists thought it was necessary and needed to pass.
Freed slaves wanted fugitive slaves to stay captured.
Southerners protested violently against the government.
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How was the phrase "Bleeding Kansas" started?
Someone got a papercut in Kansas.
John Brown killed abolitionists to make Kansas a slave state
John Brown murdered pro-slavery people to make Kansas free.
Massachusetts got jealous of Kansas and decided to punch it.
6
What did Lincoln's famed speech, "A House Divided" mean?
A house was split in half by an earthquake.
The U.S. is going to fall if it stays opposed against itself
Stabby the Unicorn is going to split the White House in half
The branches of government were at eachother's throats.
7
Who was the president who lead us through the Civil War?
John Adams
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
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When did the Civil War begin?
April 12, 1861
May 9, 1861
April 12, 1865
May 9, 1865
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What was Dred Scott's Decision?
An agreement to make Kansas a free state
The agreement to make California a free state and FugSlaLaw
A Supreme Court case regarding a slave's right to freedom
An agreement to make Kansas a slave state
10
Why was the Civil War important?
People are dumb and think it is important.
It finally abolished slavery.
Stabby the Unicorn says so.
It finally stopped abolitionism across the world.
11
When did the Civil War end?
May 9, 1861
April 12, 1861
May 9, 1865
April 12, 1865
12
What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act do?
Made Kansas a slave state, and Nebraska a free state
Let Kansas and Nebraska choose to be a free or slave state
Lead to the term "Bloody Knee"
Made Kansas a free state, and Nebraska a slave state
13
What was not a common belief about slaves in the South?
They should be free.
They are MINE, ALL MINE! MWAHAHAHAHAHAH--- As workers
Pfft-- What about slaves? They ain't human.
All they need to do is work.
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What was the Fugitive Slave Law?
A law passed in 1850 that put all freed slaves in prison
A law that allowed kidnappers to take fugitive slaves south
A law passed in 1850 that abolished slavery
A law that allowed kidnappers to take fugitive slaves north
15
What was "Peculiar Institution?"
Abolitionism
Pi, 3.1415926535...
A place for leprechauns and Stabby the Unicorn to live
A fancy name for slavery
16
Why did the South own slaves?
They wanted to give the slaves something to do.
They were agricultural-based and had a lot of land to tend.
They were industrial-based and needed workers.
They were too lazy to do their own work.
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What was Uncle Tom's Cabin?
An autobiography about Uncle Tom's life
Harriet Tubman's childhood home
Harriet Beecher's autobiography
A book written by Harriet Beecher about a slave's life.
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Why wasn't agriculture popular in the North?
The ground was too rocky and the climate was too cold.
The ground was too sandy and the climate was too hot.
The soil was too loose and the climate was too humid.
Agriculture was popular in the North.
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Why was the North Industrial-based?
They didn't want to be like the South.
Their climate was too cold and they didn't want to freeze.
Their soil was too hard and they couldn't farm on it.
They didn't want to farm as they thought it was pointless.
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Who was Harriet Tubman?
A woman who wrote a book taking the view of a slave
The person who came up with the Fugitive Slave Law
Abraham Lincoln's wife
A slave who used the Underground Railroad to free others

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