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Causes of the Civil War Warm-Up
Causes of the Civil War Warm-Up
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Views of the federal gov't developed differently in the north and south due to....
the fugitive slave act
their regional economy
tariffs
political views
2
Which of the following was true of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Maine would be admitted to the Union as a slave state.
Led to violence in the territories voting on slavery.
It created stricter fugitive slave laws.
Slavery would be decided by popular sovereignty in Utah/N.M.
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Which of the following was not a part of the Compromise of 1850?
It created stricter fugitive slave laws.
Led to violence in the territories voting on slavery.
Slavery would be decided by popular sovereignty in Utah/N.M.
Maine would be admitted to the Union as a slave state.
4
Which of the following is true of the Missouri Compromise (1820)?
Territories would decide for themselves on slavery.
Missouri entered the Union as a free state.
It drew an imaginary line separating free and slave states.
Maine was admitted as a slave state.
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Why did the South threaten to secede if Lincoln won the election of 1860?
eliminate the party system in the United States.
imprison Southern slave owners.
The South believed he would eventually abolish slavery.
force them to use slave labor.
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How did the War of 1812 effect the U.S. economy?
Agricultural exports increased.
Agricultural imports increased.
manufacturing increased.
Manufacturing decreased.
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The North favored high tariffs because...
it might eventually lead to Civil War
they thought taxing exports was unconstitutional
it protected their manufacturing interests
it would eliminate foreign competition
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In Dred Scot v. Sanford, the Supreme Court decided...
federal laws were supreme over state laws.
slaves were property, not citizens.
the judiciary would decide the constitutionality of laws.
that the federal gov't would regulate interstate commerce.
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Harriet Tubman...
led a raid at Harper's Ferry hoping to start a slave revolt.
proposed the Compromise of 1850.
wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin.
was a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
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In Marbury v. Madison, the Supreme Court decided...
the judiciary would decide the constitutionality of laws.
that the federal gov't would regulate interstate commerce.
slaves were property, not citizens.
federal laws were supreme over state laws.