Explain the term "Bleeding Kansas".

pro-slavery and antislavery forces fought over slavery

How did the Supreme Court rule in the Dred Scott decision?

court ruled Dred Scott was property and could not sue

How did Northerners react to the Dred Scott decision?

opposed the decision because slavery could spread

Which detail is not a part of the Compromise of 1850?

made slavery legal throughout the United States

What is the significance of the Missouri Compromise 1820?

keep the balance between slaves states and free states

What is the significance of the Kansas-Nebraska?

allowed states to decide the issue of slavery by voting

How did the Fugitive Slave Act affect African Americans?

Free blacks could be captured and sold into slavery

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1
Which amendment granted voting rights to African American males only?
13 amendment
12 amendment
4th amendment
15th amendment
2
What is the cartoonist message in the cartoon below?
Lincoln ending slavery
Northerners ending slavery
Southerners supporting slavery
Southerners extending slavery
3
Explain the term "Bleeding Kansas".
President cut his feet in Kansas
nickname for Kansas
where Crispus Attucks was killed
pro-slavery and antislavery forces fought over slavery
4
How did the Supreme Court rule in the Dred Scott decision?
ruled Dred Scott was protected by the 5th amendment
ruled that slavery was illegal
ruled Dred Scott should be set free
court ruled Dred Scott was property and could not sue
5
Which amendment abolishes slavery?
1st amendment
12 amendment
13 amendment
15th amendment
6
How did southern states react to Abraham Lincoln's election as President?
supported his views on slavery
seceded from the Union
called for a new election
burned the Whitehouse
7
How did Northerners react to the Dred Scott decision?
opposed the decision because they liked Dred Scott
supported the decision because the Supreme Court was right
the supported the court decision
opposed the decision because slavery could spread
8
Where did John Brown's raid take place?
Boston, Massachusetts
Harper's Ferry, Virginia
Jamestown, Virginia
Lawrence, Kansas
9
Which detail is not a part of the Compromise of 1850?
California was admitted into the Union as a free state
Fugitive Slave Act
outlawed the slave trade in Washington, D.C.
made slavery legal throughout the United States
10
What is the significance of the Missouri Compromise 1820?
keep the balance between right and wrong
keep the balance of Senators and Representatives
keep the balance between North and South
keep the balance between slaves states and free states
11
Which movement is illustrated in the image below?
Temperance movement
Education reform
Abolitionist movement
Women's Movement
12
What is the significance of the Kansas-Nebraska?
set up colonies in both territories
birthplace of John Brown
allowed states to leave the Union
allowed states to decide the issue of slavery by voting
13
How did the Fugitive Slave Act affect African Americans?
gave African Americans the right to sue
gave African Americans land
Free blacks could be captured and sold into slavery
gave African Americans more rights
14
Which amendment granted citizenship to former slaves and African Americans?
13 amendment
2nd amendment
5th amendment
14th amendment

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Questions 14

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1
Which amendment granted voting rights to African American males only?
13 amendment
12 amendment
4th amendment
15th amendment
2
What is the cartoonist message in the cartoon below?
Lincoln ending slavery
Northerners ending slavery
Southerners supporting slavery
Southerners extending slavery
3
Explain the term "Bleeding Kansas".
President cut his feet in Kansas
nickname for Kansas
where Crispus Attucks was killed
pro-slavery and antislavery forces fought over slavery
4
How did the Supreme Court rule in the Dred Scott decision?
ruled Dred Scott was protected by the 5th amendment
ruled that slavery was illegal
ruled Dred Scott should be set free
court ruled Dred Scott was property and could not sue
5
Which amendment abolishes slavery?
1st amendment
12 amendment
13 amendment
15th amendment
6
How did southern states react to Abraham Lincoln's election as President?
supported his views on slavery
seceded from the Union
called for a new election
burned the Whitehouse
7
How did Northerners react to the Dred Scott decision?
opposed the decision because they liked Dred Scott
supported the decision because the Supreme Court was right
the supported the court decision
opposed the decision because slavery could spread
8
Where did John Brown's raid take place?
Boston, Massachusetts
Harper's Ferry, Virginia
Jamestown, Virginia
Lawrence, Kansas
9
Which detail is not a part of the Compromise of 1850?
California was admitted into the Union as a free state
Fugitive Slave Act
outlawed the slave trade in Washington, D.C.
made slavery legal throughout the United States
10
What is the significance of the Missouri Compromise 1820?
keep the balance between right and wrong
keep the balance of Senators and Representatives
keep the balance between North and South
keep the balance between slaves states and free states
11
Which movement is illustrated in the image below?
Temperance movement
Education reform
Abolitionist movement
Women's Movement
12
What is the significance of the Kansas-Nebraska?
set up colonies in both territories
birthplace of John Brown
allowed states to leave the Union
allowed states to decide the issue of slavery by voting
13
How did the Fugitive Slave Act affect African Americans?
gave African Americans the right to sue
gave African Americans land
Free blacks could be captured and sold into slavery
gave African Americans more rights
14
Which amendment granted citizenship to former slaves and African Americans?
13 amendment
2nd amendment
5th amendment
14th amendment