Events Leading up to the Civil War Pt 1-Emrich

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What resulted from the Fugitive Slave Act?

Most Northerners refused to obey the law

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Who were the armed pro-slavery group from Missouri who crossed the boarder to Kansas to vote?

Boarder Ruffians

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What is the meaning of abolition?

To stop/ban slavery

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Something that was not a problem with enforcing the Fugitive Slave Act was:

Slave catchers being banned North of the Ohio River

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Who won the presidential election of 1848?

Zachary Taylor

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True or False: Part of the Fugitive Slave Act said anyone who helped a runaway slave could be fined or jailed.

True

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True or False: David Wilmot and the Free-Soilers wanted to ban slavery because they

thought it was wrong.

False (they were more concerned of jobs for white men being in jeopardy)

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True or False: To secede means to be good at something.

False (means to withdraw)

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True or False: Popular sovereignty is the idea people are the source of government’s power and can choose how they want to be governed.

True

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True or False: Most Missouri settlers were from slave states and wanted Missouri to be a slave state.

True

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True or False: The Missouri Compromise stated the slave trade, not the practice of slavery would be illegal in Washington, D.C.

False (Compromise of 1850)

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True or False: The Fugitive Slave Act was part of the Compromise of 1850.

True

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True or False: John Brown was a firm believer in the idea of popular sovereignty to determine whether a state should/should not have slaves.

False

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True or False: Kansas earned the nickname “Bleeding Kansas” because it was where the first official battle of the Civil War was located.

False

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True or False: The South wanted to maintain the balance of free and slave states so the Senate remained evenly matched, preventing the North from interfering with slavery.

True

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What document proposed to ban slavery in any lands acquired from Mexico?

Wilmot Proviso

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What proposed to have people vote on whether to allow slavery in their state or not?

Kansas-Nebraska Act

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What stated that California would enter the Union as a free state and Utah and New Mexico would be open to slavery?

Compromise of 1850