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Causes of the Civil War
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1
The abolitionist novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin
led more people to become abolitionists
angered Southerners
all of these
further divided the nation
2
Which of the following events led to the secession of South Carolina from the Union?
publishing of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Dred Scott Decision
John Brown's Raid
Election of Lincoln in 1860
3
As a result of the Missouri Compromise, the number of free states and slave states
remained balanced
equaled 50
led to fighting
was reduced
4
Decades of sectionalism ________ the nation.
divided
industrialized
united
modified
5
How did abolitionists help runaway slaves escape to freedom?
publishing books
posters
the Underground Railroad
speeches
6
"A house divided against itself cannot stand." The "house" refers to the
South
nation
White House
North
7
California was admitted as a free state in
1860
1820
1850
1849
8
Abraham Lincoln was
elected President in 1860
all of these
a Free-Soiler
against slavery
9
The Compromise of 1850 was a
disaster
success
10
The Missouri Compromise said land in the Louisiana Territory north of the 36 30" line was free.
True
False
11
Loyalty to one's region, rather than the nation as a whole
sectionalism
nationalism
capitalism
unity
12
The main subject discussed at the Lincoln-Douglas debates was
slavery
tariffs
states' rights
industry
13
Why did John Brown raid the arsenal at Harpers Ferry?
to end alcohol abuse
to avenge his son's death
none of these
to arm the slaves and abolish slavery
14
In the Dred Scott decision, the Supreme Court declared that
slaves were property
Congress can't deprive citizens of their property
all of these
the Missouri Compromise violated the 5th Amendment
15
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
all of these
resulted in "Bleeding Kansas"
allowed for popular sovereignty in Kansas
violated the Missouri Compromise
16
Which of the following abolitionists was a former slave?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
William Lloyd Garrison
Angelina Grimke
Frederick Douglass
17
Most Southerners viewed John Brown as a
villain
all of these
maniac
terrorist
18
John Brown's Raid
was successful
scared Southerners
none of these
ended slavery
19
The Missouri Compromise was successful.
False
True
20
Abolitionists wanted to
end alcohol abuse
improve education
gain suffrage for women
end slavery
21
Which political party was created to take a firm stance against slavery?
Whig
Republican
Federalist
Democrat
22
Using
popular sovereignty
to determine whether slavery was to be allowed in Kansas meant that
anyone in the country could vote there
the people who lived there would decide
a civil war would not happen
all of these
23
Prior to 1850, runaway slaves were considered free as soon as they reached a free state.
True
False
24
To change or to fix
reform
review
renew
reconstruct
25
"A house divided against itself cannot stand." What problem does the "house" have?
division
termites
poverty
jealousy
26
The Fugitive Slave Act
delighted slaveholders
all of these
was part of the Compromise of 1850
angered abolitionists