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The Beginnings of the Civil War
The Beginnings of the Civil War
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1
In what region of the United States were most of the nation's cities located by 1850?
South
North
East
West
2
What was the North's point of view on slavery?
Most Northern states had slaves that worked on farms.
Most Northern factories hired slaves.
Most Northern states supported slavery.
Most Northern states outlawed slavery.
3
Which statement represents Lincoln's and Douglas' views on slavery?
They agreed on slavery.
Neither one cared about slavery.
Douglas was against slavery, Lincoln felt slavery was ok.
Lincoln was against slavery, Douglas felt slavery was ok.
4
What led to violence in Kansas during "Bleeding Kansas"?
People voted for Kansas to be a free state.
People voted for Kansas to be a slave state.
Nebraska was split up into Kansas and Nebraska.
Northerners and Southerners moved to KS to influence vote.
5
What problem did the Missouri Compromise solve?
Missouri had to choose to be a free state or a slave state
Southern states wanted to add a free state.
Missouri wanted to join the U.S. as a free state.
Northerners didn't want more slave states than free states
6
What did Harriet Tubman use to help other slaves reach freedom in the North?
Schools
Churches
Amistad
Underground Railroad
7
What is sectionalism?
Being loyal to one part of the U.S. instead of the country.
A term used to describe how to run a factory.
Breaking the U.S. into sections
Being loyal to the U.S. as a whole.
8
Which is a way that slaves resisted slavery?
Singing in fields
holding back on work
Meeting with slave owners
Telling family stories
9
Which describes how slaves resisted slavery?
Being stubborn
Fighting against rules
Fighting for their freedom.
Fighting their families
10
Where did most Southerners live by 1850?
Cities and plantations
Large towns and huge towns
Cities and large towns
Farms and small towns
11
Why were people outraged at the Supreme Court's decision in the Dred Scott case?
They believed it would solved many problems.
The Court said African Americans had no rights.
The Court ruled in favor (agreed with) Scott.
They agreed with the decision.
12
This law made California a free state as long as the Northerners enforced Fugitive Slave Law:
Dred Scott Case
California Act
Compromise of 1850
Fugitive Act
13
How did John Brown's raid at Harper's Ferry affect the nation?
It further divided the North and South.
It drew the North and South together.
John Brown became a hero in the South.
The North made John Brown a Union general.
14
Which describes the differences in the ways of life between the North and South?
South lived an urban life, North lived a rural life.
South lived in big cities, North lived on small farms.
South and North lived similar ways of life.
South lived a rural life, North lived an urban life.
15
Which of the following describes the lifestyle of free American Americans?
Lived as paid slaves
Same as white citizens
Received many benefits
Treated poorly
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What were the laws that controlled the slaves' behavior?
Slave revolts
Slave codes
Work laws
Slave behaviors
17
The role of slavery in Southern states was...
a luxury.
expensive.
profitable.
forbidden.
