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Unit 3 Pre-Civil War Review
Unit 3 Pre-Civil War Review
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1
The President that signed the Indian Removal Act was
Madison
J. Adams
Jackson
Jefferson
2
All of the following are effects of the Kansas Nebraska Act EXCEPT
Bleeding Kansas
Missouri Compromise found unconstitutional
The Whig Party splits
Popular sovereignty in all new territories
3
All of the following are a part of the Compromise of 1850 EXCEPT
New Mexico carved from Texas
Popular Sovereignty in Mexican Cession
All states above the 36 parallel had to be free
Fugitive Slave Act
4
The Fugitive Slave Act did what?
All runaway slaves had to be returned
Banned the slave trade in D.C.
Increased the power of the North
Admitted California as a free state
5
T or F: The Mexican Cession increased tension with the addition of land by the Treaty of Gudalupe-Hidalgo.
True
False
6
T or F: The Missouri Compromise admitted both Missouri & Michigan into the Union.
False
True
7
The Oregon Treaty settled land disputes between the U.S. and what other country?
France
Great Britain
Canada
Mexico
8
The Kansas Nebraska Act let slavery be decided through...
All entered as free territories
Popular Sovereignty
Dred Scott Case
Missouri Compromise Line
9
Which President is responsible for instigating the Mexican-American War?
Madison
Monroe
Polk
Lincoln
10
T/F: The Southern states support themselves financially with industry.
True
False
11
Henry Clay earned his title of the "Great Compromiser" by serving as
President
Speaker of the House
Vice President
Secretary of State
12
Who invented the telegraph?
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Morse
John Deere
Thomas Edison
13
Texas was annexed by the U.S. in 1845 from who?
Spain
Great Britain
France
Mexico
14
Polk's main goal in office was
Manifest Destiny
Keeping South Carolina in the Union
Dismantling the Whig Party
Missouri Compromise