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A constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment.
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A constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment.
Habeas Corpus
First Amendment
You have a right to remain silent
Bill Rights
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Union Army
The North
The South
Confederate
All
3
Emancipation
captive
to set free
to approve
impose
4
The purpose of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Government Control
Veto Power
Popular Sovereignty
allow the south to leave the Union
5
A storage place for weapons and ammunition, armory.
All
Bank
Arsenal
Field House
6
This author wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
Octavia Butler
Maya Angeluo
Frederic Douglass
Harriet Beecher Stowe
7
The south wanted to preserve their way of life by
Leaving the Union
Electing Lincoln
Working with the North
Freeing the slaves
8
Hostile
a group that host guest
enemy
friendly
partnership
9
The South Considered the Book Uncle Tom's Cabin
as a Best Seller
as Propaganda
as the truth of the South
All
10
He is known as killing masters to free his people
Frederic Douglass
John Brown
Lincoln
Nat Turner
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He thought he was called by God to free the slaves
George Washington
John Brown
All
Lincoln
12
This replace the Missouri Compromise
Emancipation Proclamation
Compromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Secession
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Fugitive
Police
Slave master
Running from the law
All of the Above
14
First territory to become a state after the Mexican cession
Main
Texas
California
Indiana
15
Civil war
War with other countries
a protest
fighting between citizens of the same country
a terrorist attack
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Crisis
to break away
Crispy
Happy times
a difficult time in life
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Secession
Keep together
Break away
Defend
To give up
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Slave trade was banned here in the Compromise of 1850
Georgia
New York
Washington D.C.
Texas
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Vigilante
the police
a good citizen
one who obeys the law
one who takes the law in their own hands
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Impose
burden
stop
freedom
enter
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Inevitable
certain to happen
making false statements
might happen
unlikely
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Admitted as a free state in the Compromise of 1850
New Mexico
California
Main
Texas
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An all out attack to destroy the enemy’s army, its resources and their will to fight.
Conflict
Defence
Offensive
Total War