This quiz explores the economic and social factors leading to the Civil War, focusing on sectionalism, diverse economies, and the distinction between free and slave states.
Territory
Slave state
Religious state
Free state
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Dress and height
Economically and culturally
Looks and weight
Tools and food
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Rice, potatoes
Cotton, tobacco
Tomatoes, greens
Grapes, oranges
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Fugitive
Freedman
Empire
Isthmus
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More land,welling slavery
Advantage, outlawing slavery
Disadvantage, no immigrants
Slaves, no shops
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All Americans to turn in people who had escaped slavery. The law was very unpopular in the North.
All Mexicans to turn in people who had escaped slavery. The law was very popular in the North.
All French to turn in people who had escaped slavery. The law was very unpopular in the North.
All Nitive Americans to turn in people who had escaped slavery. The law was very unpopular in the North.
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Free state
Free world
Homesteader
Slave state
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Citys' rights
States' rights
Nations' rights
Towns' rights
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Southern
Northern
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Good feeling between the free states and slave states
Bad feeling between the free states and slave states
Happy feeling between the free states and slave states
Excited feeling between the free states and slave states
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Tariff
Diverse economy
Free state
States rights
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Southern States
Northern States
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Farmland
Inns
Industry
Shops
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Veto
Renewable resource
Trade network
Tariff
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Food, weakened
Homes, strengthened
Ships, weakened
Land, strenghthened
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Tarrif
Diverse economy
Fugitive
Sectionalism
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Mexico joined the Union as a free state. The other lands gained from California would be divided into two territories- New Mexico and Utah. The people there would decide for themselves whether to allow slavery.
Kentucky joined the Union as a free state. The other lands gained from Mexico would be divided into two territories- New Mexico and Utah. The people there would decide for themselves whether to allow slavery.
California joined the Union as a free state. The other lands gained from Mexico would be divided into two territories- New Mexico and Utah. The people there would decide for themselves whether to allow slavery.
Kansas joined the Union as a free state. The other lands gained from Mexico would be divided into two territories- New Mexico and Utah. The people there would decide for themselves whether to allow slavery.
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Town leaders, Centerism
City leaders, selectionism
National leaders , sectionalism
State leaders, Statehood
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Cotton gin
Cotton rake
Cotton mop
Plant gin
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Alabama
California
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Dred Scott
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Nat Turner
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Maine
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Farmers
Industry
Enslaved workers
Bankers
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Eastern States, small
Southern States, small
Western States, small
Northern States , small
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Mexican - American War
French -Indian War
Revolutionary War
Spanish- American War
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Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Maine
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Jackson-Clay line
Clay-Dixon line
Mason-Dxon line
Kansas -Nebraska line
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Nat Turner
Dred Scott
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
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Fighting broke out between the Native American and the settlers
Fighting broke out between the Native American and the French
Fighting broke out between the Americans that wanted Kansas to be a free state and those who didn't
Fighting broke out between the Americans that wanted Kansas to be a Gold State
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John C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Abe Lincoln
Henry Clay
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South Carolina
California
North Carolina
Kentucky
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It gave poeple living in those territories the right to decide if they wanted slavery and changed the rules of the Missouri Compromise, which had let people have slavery in those territories.
It gave poeple living in those territories the right to decide if they wanted slavery and changed the rules of the Kansas-Nebraska Act, which had outlawed slavery in those territories.
It gave poeple living in those territories the right to decide if they wanted slavery and changed the rules of the Missouri Compromise, which had outlawed slavery in those territories.
It gave poeple living in those territories the right to decide if they wanted free men and changed the rules of the Missouri Compromise, which had outlawed slavery in those territories.
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Henry Clay
Dred Scott
Nat Turner
Andrew Jackson
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