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APUSH Chapter 15-Out of Many 5.4 5.5 5.6
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Check ALL that apply
: Jefferson Davis was _____ before he became President of the Confederate States of America
the Secretary of War
a U.S. army general
a member of the House of Representatives
a U.S. Senator
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number of northern states who refused to help capture fugitive slaves by 1850
5
0
10
9
3
True/False
: Dred Scott was the first slave to sue for their freedom after being taken to free territory.
False
True
4
Who wrote the bestseller
Uncle Tom's Cabin
?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Frederick Douglass
J.K. Rowling
Ralph Waldo Emmerson
5
______: a person who has escaped from a place/ is in hiding, especially to avoid arrest/ persecution
captive
property
fugitive
slave
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John Brown's Raid was supposed to begin
a proslavery massacre in Virginia
a slave revolt in Virginia
a vote to add Virginia to the U.S. as a slave state
an assassination attempt on Lincoln in Virginia
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Dred Scott had been born a slave and was owned by
a steamboat operator
a U.S. president
a plantation owner
an army surgeon
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U.S. commander who forced Japan to accept an unequal treaty to open trade with the U.S.
Pierre Soulé
Matthew Perry
Franklin Pierce
Stephen Douglas
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the document that tried to force the Spanish to sell Cuba to America or America would declare WAR on Spain
Oregon Country
Ostend Manifesto
Adams-Onís Treaty
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
10
Uncle Tom's Cabin
enflamed the South, claiming the book was
propaganda
based on truth
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The Lecompton Constitution
almost freed slaves in Kansas
almost made Kansas a slave state
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The Constitutional Union Party supported
the end of slavery
the constitution
the conquest of Canada
secession
13
The "Young America" Movement wanted President Pierce to expand America
East
South
North
West
14
author of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
John Brown
James Buchanan
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True/False
: Fugitive slaves were allowed to testify in court on their own behalf after capture.
False
True
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Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed the issue of slavery to be
decided by the 3/5 Compromise
decided by the 36'30' latitude
decided by the Missouri Compromise
decided by popular sovereignty
17
John Brown's Raid was a plan supported by
Southerners
Northerners
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The Compromise of 1850 allowed all of the following except
the Fugitive Slave Law enforced in ALL states
the slave trade ended in D.C.
Texas gave up land and paid $10 million to Mexico
the Mexican Cession would be admitted as slave states
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The Know-Nothings were all of the following except
nativist political party
young, white men
a fraternal society
immigrants
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Congressman who represented the North while debating the Compromise of 1850
John C. Calhoun
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Abraham Lincoln
21
Chief Justice Taney ruled all of the following in
Dred Scott v. Sandford
case except
federal govt cannot interfere with the movement of property
declared the MO Compromise unconstitutional
Dred Scott was free
black people were not citizens and could not sue in federal court
22
True/False
: Abraham Lincoln was unanimously elected as the first Republican president.
True
False
23
Abraham Lincoln & Stephen Douglas held a series of debates for this position
U.S. Supreme Court
Illinois Senate
Illinois House of Representatives
U.S. President
24
Disheartened by the Dred Scott Decision, Frederick Douglass considered emigrating to
Haiti
France
Canada
Liberia
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The ____ allowed slave owners to capture escaped slaves with federal support.
Bleeding Kansas
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Fugitive Slave Law
Know-Nothings