Quize

Question 1

Met that people in the territory or state would vote directly on issue, rather than having their elected representatives decide

Answer 1

Popular sovereignty

Question 2

Withdraw

Answer 2

Secede

Question 3

Runaway enslaved people

Answer 3

Fugitives

Question 4

False or misleading information that is spread to further a cause

Answer 4

Propaganda

Question 5

A war between two opposing groups of citizens of the same country

Answer 5

Civil war

Question 6

Stepped up with a plan to end the crisis won the name great compromiser for working on the Missouri compromise

Answer 6

Henry clay

Question 7

Against the compromise he was ill and only had four weeks before his death. Went through with the speech

Answer 7

John C. Calhoun

Question 8

Supported clays proposals and all to end the bitter selections of the dividing nations

Answer 8

Daniel Webster

Question 9

Daughter of an abolitionist minister. She met many people that escaped from slavery. She wrote something about slavery. Wrote uncle toms cabin

Answer 9

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Question 10

Was eager to develop lands in Illinois and wanted to build railroads built. Then suggested to build new territories in 1853

Answer 10

Stephan Douglas

Question 11

Was an antislavery settler from Connecticut, led seven men to a proslavery settlement near Potawatomi, then he murdered 5 proslavery men and boys.

Answer 11

John brown

Question 12

was an enslaved person who had once been owned by the U.S. army doctor. He and the doctor lived in Illinois but then moved to Wisconsin territory. slavery was illegal in both places.

Answer 12

Dred Scott

Question 13

wrote the decision for court. He said scott was not a free man for two reasons. He was an african american so he couldn’t sue in federal law because he was not a citizen. and the second reason was because just because he lived in a free state didn’t mean he was a free person.

Answer 13

Rodger B. Taney

Question 14

said that African Americans were not citizens was a false view of American history. In a very short time he would become the central figure for the widespread fight against slavery.

Answer 14

Abraham Lincoln

Question 15

Seven states that left the united states what were they

Answer 15

south carolina,mississippi,arkansa,texas,alabama,florida,louisiana,georgia

Question 16

Chalre Sumner was beaten and went unconscious in Washington D.C where

Answer 16

U.S. senate

Question 17

In the race for senate who were the two people in the race to fight against slavery

Answer 17

abraham lincoln, stephen douglas

Question 18

April 12 1861 the civil war begins where did it take place

Answer 18

Fort Sumter

Question 19

Cause of the us civil war

Answer 19

uncle tom’s cabin,lincoln being elected,states withdrawing from the union,confederate states,slavery,westmount provision,dred scott,free soil

Question 20

Stephen douglas tried undoing the missouri compromise with this piece of legislation

Answer 20

Kansas-Nebraska act

Question 21

First state to leave the U.S

Answer 21

South Carolina

Question 22

She wrote the famous best seller of the uncle tom’s cabin

Answer 22

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Question 23

Nickname given to kansas because of slavery

Answer 23

Bleeding Kansas

Question 24

In 1856 a new antislavery party was formed

Answer 24

Republican Party

Question 25

What was the group in 1846

Answer 25

Free soil

Question 26

House divided against itself speech

Answer 26

Abraham Lincoln

Question 27

Explain the Dred Scott decision.

Answer 27

The Dred Scott decision happened in March 1857. It all took place when an army doctor owned by Dred Scott sensed he was enslaved. Owning a slave where he lived was illegal, so he moved to Missuri but Scott did not think this was fair so he got antislavery lawyers to try and sue his way to freedom.This case would go to the supreme court in which it would not be fair at all for Scott and Roger B. Tanney would say he was not a freeman for two reasons. The first reason is that he was not allowed to sue a white person because he was black. He also said living in a free state did not make it wrong for the doctor to have him. This obviously was not right, this also wound not slide in today’s times but this definitely shocked many people. This led many people to be outraged which made it a big debate, hence where they got the name.

Question 28

The compromise of 1850

Answer 28

The compromise of 1850 were 5 bills that were passed because of Clay’s proposal. This could have never happened because President Taylor was not in favor of this at all, but he would die in 1850 and president Fillmore would support Clay’s compromise. This compromise pleased the North by admitting California into a free state. This would also ban slave trade in the capital. To lease the south so everything is fair it allowed popular sovereignty, which would be used to decide slavery. But the south got a new slave law, which they did like. This law would be called the fugitive slave law and would basically say he is most likely a runaway slave and he would get no right to prove innocent then would be brought back to the south. This also made Northern citizens capture slaves, which made them really angry. So now the north is angry. Northerners would band together and resist this law though.