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Live in AfricaVersión en línea Tension over slavery and immigration por heba kamal 1 Why was there tension between the North and South in 1860? a They disagreed about slavery in the territories b They disagreed about trade with Europe c They disagreed about voting rights d They disagreed about taxes 2 What was Abraham Lincoln’s position on slavery? a He supported popular sovereignty b He wanted to stop it from spreading to new areas c He wanted to end it everywhere immediately d He wanted to expand it 3 What was the main purpose of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854? a To establish slavery in all new territories b To prohibit slavery in all new territories c To divide Kansas into two separate territories d to allow popular sovereignty to decide the slavery question 4 Who was John Brown and what was his significance in Bleeding Kansas? a A Kansas territorial governor appointed by President Pierce b A radical abolitionist who led violent attacks against pro-slavery settlers c A pro-slavery advocate from Missouri d A peaceful mediator trying to resolve conflicts 5 The term Bleeding Kansas refers to: a A Native American uprising b A peaceful protest movement c The violent conflicts between pro-slavery and anti-slavery settlers d An economic crisis in the territory 6 What principle did the Kansas-Nebraska Act introduce regarding slavery? a Permanent prohibition b Mandatory acceptance c Popular sovereignty d Federal government control 7 Which event directly contributed to the violence in Bleeding Kansas? a The California Gold Rush b The Missouri Compromise c The Compromise of 1850 d The influx of both pro-slavery and anti-slavery settlers seeking to influence the territory's future 8 What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act allow settlers to decide? a Whether slavery would be allowed b Whether to go to war c Whether to join the United States d Whether to form a new government 9 What term describes the violent events that took place in Kansas after the Kansas-Nebraska Act? a The Missouri Crisis b Bleeding Kansas c The Kansas War d Bloody Border 10 Who was John Brown? a An abolitionist who used violence b A general in the army c A president of the U.S. d A pro-slavery leader

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Why was there tension between the North and South in 1860?

What was Abraham Lincoln’s position on slavery?

What was the main purpose of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854?

Who was John Brown and what was his significance in Bleeding Kansas?

The term Bleeding Kansas refers to:

What principle did the Kansas-Nebraska Act introduce regarding slavery?

Which event directly contributed to the violence in Bleeding Kansas?

What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act allow settlers to decide?

What term describes the violent events that took place in Kansas after the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

Who was John Brown?