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A Border Ruffian is:
A Southerner that sneaks into Kansas to throw the election.
A Northerner that sneaks into Kansas to throw the election.
A Westerner that sneaks into Kansas to throw the election.
An Easterner that sneaks into Kansas to throw the election.
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Under the Missouri Compromise, Missouri becomes a slave state and ________ becomes a free state
Maine
Oregon
Missouri
Delaware
3
John Brown was:
A type of sandwich popular for factory workers.
An abolitionist that used violence to try to end slavery.
A pro-slavery supporter in Kansas
A peaceful abolitionist like Frederick Douglass.
4
Which of the following was a result of the Dred Scott court-case?
The L & N railroad refused to run track through Missouri
An Upper Decker. Ask a friend if you don't understand
Slave owners could bring their slaves into the North
His case was thrown out because slaves weren't citizens
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Bleeding Kansas is a ______________
Period of pro-slavery growth in the midwest.
Chain of restaurants that are very popular in Santa Fe, NM.
Problem that was fixed with a bandaid
Period of intense violence between pro and anti slave groups
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What is the result of the Kansas-Nebraska act?
The Civil War
All of the above
Kansas uses Popular Sovereignty to see if it can have slaves
John Brown's violence against pro-slavery groups
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Which of the following is not a cause of the Civil?
Slavery
The Rise of Sectionalism
States Rights
The Rise of Nationalism
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Why does the Cotton Gin increase slavery in the South?
Because Hanes' comfort tees are on fleeck
By lowering the price of cotton, demand goes up= more slaves
It leads to the increase of factories in the South
It increases the price of Cotton.
9
According to the Missouri Compromise, any new state north of 36' 30:'
Must use popular sovereignty
Cannot be a state
Cannot have slavery
Can have slavery
10
Harper's Ferry raid was:
John Brown's plan to capture guns to start a slave rebellion
John Brown's plan to capture guns to prevent a slave revolt
Frederick Douglass' most famous speech for absolitionists
The first battle of the Civil War
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The Compromise of 1850 did the following:
Allowed new states to use Popular Sovereignty
All of the above. Sup.
Made California a free state
Ended the Missouri Compromise
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Popular Sovereignty is:
An opportunity for new states to vote for or against slavery
The policy of John Brown at Harper's Ferry
Unique to Kansas
Created from the controversy of the election of 1800
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Why were people upset about the Kansas-Nebraska act?
There were more pro-slavery then anti-slavery supporters
The election was false because Southerns snuck in to vote.
No one agreed that Nebraska should be a state.
Kansas. Enough said.
14
What is the Cotton Gin?
A new lifestyle in Southern States for freed slaves.
A popular candy that Mr. Zelano eats
A new type of factory in the North
A machine that makes the production of cotton much faster
15
Which of the following is an example of a slave code?
Slaves must be given three nutritious meals a day.
Slaves cannot own dogs. If found with one, 25 lashes.
If a slave is treated poorly, they are to be freed.
Colts. Just Colts.
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Sectionalism is:
Pride in your Country
Sectionalism. Duh.
Pride in your Sectional couch
Pride in your region.
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Slave Codes are:
Laws that limit the rights of slaves.
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Left, Right, Right, Start, Start, Up, Up, Right
Laws that prevent Northerners from coming to the South.
18
The Missouri Compromise didn't work because ___________________.
They didn't plan for the Texas annexation
It upset the balance of power in Congress
Someone slipped ex-lax into all of the Stallions lunches
Missouri is without a doubt the worst
19
Dred Scott was:
The name of a runaway slaves master
A slave that tried to live as a freeman once his master died
The nickname John Brown was given in Bleeding Kansas
Frederick Douglass' real name
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How does the US's transition from Nationalism to Sectionalism lead to the Civil War?
It does not lead to the Civil War
When people identify as separate, they don't work together.
It causes the North and South to unify
It leads to people having pride in their country.
