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Unit 5 Pre-test: Heading Toward the Civil War
Unit 5 Pre-test: Heading Toward the Civil War
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1
Which of the following describes the ruling in the Dred Scott decision?
Slaves were considered free as soon as they crossed into a free state.
Slaves were considered property
Slaves were free after 1 month in free territory.
Free states could deny slave owners entrance.
2
Which of the following became a problem b/c of, rights of states, election of the executive, and slavery.
Unity
Hatred
Suffrage
Sectionalism
3
Who is the principal of McBride?
Mr. Hall
Mr. Leroy
Ms. Maher
Ms. Hiller
4
Why would a Senator from a slave state be upset with the Wilmot Proviso?
It ended slavery only in the border states.
It ended all slavery in the United States.
It violated the agreements of the Compromise of 1820.
It violated the United States Constitution.
5
How did the Three Fifths Compromise affect the population of state representation?
The South had more slaves so they got more representatives.
Slaves did not count towards state representation.
Slaves had their own representation in Congress.
The North had more slaves so they got more representatives.
6
Who teaches Science on team 8A?
Stamm
Munoz
Slayton
Hill
7
Why does the Underground Railroad anger the South so much?
The Abolitionists were speaking at Southern churches.
Abolitionists were helping the South lose money.
Abolitionists were trying create slave rebellions.
Abolitionists tried to get slaves to accept being owned.
8
What is the name of the indestructible metal surgically attached to Wolverine's skeleton?
Titanium
Kryptonite
Vibranium
Adamantium
9
Why did the South not worry about the imbalance in the House of Representatives in the 1800's?
House of Representatives granted 2 members per state
The North had far more citizens
The South had far more citizens
Federal government’s top positions were always held by the South.
10
Which of the following was the most controversial part of the Compromise of 1850?
The Fugitive Slave Law
California as a free state.
Slave trade banned in Washington D.C.
Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico deciding on slavery themselves.
11
“I never run my train off the track and I never lost a passenger” refers to whom?
William Lloyd Garrison and The Liberator
Harriet Tubman and The Underground Railroad
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Sojourner Truth and Ain’t I a Woman?
12
What was the McBride mascot before it became the Tigers?
River Rats
Vikings
Ardvarks
Silver Backs
13
Which of the following best explains why John C. Calhoun was a strong supporter of Nullification?
Calhoun was a General for the Union army.
Calhoun was a Senator from South Carolina and supported slavery.
Calhoun was a Senator from New York and was a staunch abolitionist.
Calhoun was one of the commanding Generals of the Confederacy.
14
Which of the following best describes why Whig Party collapsed?
Liberty Party and the Democratic party became the two largest parties.
They formed the Republican Party was formed to better address slavery.
The Democratic Party formed two large national parties.
Free-Soil Party joined the abolitionists to form the Antislavery Party.
15
Which of the following locations was the ultimate destination for runaway slaves?
Tennessee
Maine
Canada
Virginia
16
What was the name of the video game Ralph played the bad guy in "Wreck it Ralph"?
Wreck it Ralph
Hero's Duty
Sugar Rush
Fix it Felix Jr.
17
When John Brown attacked the arsenal at Harpers Ferry, described what he hoped would happen next?
Southerners would join his cause.
A massive slave rebellion starts ending slavery in America.
That he would be killed and become a martyr for slavery.
A debate over slavery would start in the Senate after he is caught.
18
What was the result of Nat Turner’s Rebellion?
Many slaveholders sold their plantations and moved north.
The U.S. Army was sent to Virginia.
Slaveholders created even harsher slave codes.
Free African-Americans in the South won elections for the first time.
19
Which of the following would describe why the Missouri Compromise was written in 1820?
It was unconstitutional to add new states to the U.S.
Use latitude (36/30 line) to decide if a state is free or not.
Slave states wanted new states to allow slavery.
Free states wanted to vote on slavery.
20
How does nullification come into the conversation about State’s Rights?
Right to ignore a law that you do not want to follow
Right to move between states without permission
Right to create a law that other states have to follow
The ability to freely change the Constitution to suit a state's lifestyle
21
Why was the South so concerned about new states entering into the Union?
Balance between free and slave states in the Senate might be disrupted.
America would grow stronger.
More soldiers for the North might be added.
More money must be spent on new states.
22
Which of the following describes the role of Michigan in the Underground Railroad?
MI did not participate in the Underground Railroad.
Train tracks stopped in MI.
One of their final stops on their journey before entering Canada.
MI was the starting point for the Underground Railroad.
23
What was the reason Dred Scott thought he was a free man, leading him to sue for freedom in 1856?
His owner promised him freedom, but died.
He verbally released him from servitude.
Doctors couldn't legally own slaves.
His owner took him to a free territory, and a free state.
