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US History: Pre-Civil War Quiz


AsterQuiz US History: Pre-Civil War QuizVersión en línea Key terms quiz por Virginia Llanos 1 What was one major result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act? a It increased conflict over whether slavery would expand westward b It ended disagreements between North and South. c It made Dred Scott a citizen. 2 Why were compromises over slavery repeatedly needed before the Civil War? a The nation was divided over the expansion of slavery. b States disagreed about immigration c The Supreme Court required them 3 What is the best example of a primary source? a A letter written by someone living during the event. b A documentary made today. c A website summarizing the event. 4 What is the Missouri Compromise (1820) about in the context of slavery and new states? a A plan to end slavery nationwide. b A plan that admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as free, and set a boundary for slavery in the territories. c A plan to create equal numbers of free and slave states in all regions. 5 What does DRED SCOTT refer to in U.S. history? a A law protecting escaped slaves in all states. b An 1840s act promoting abolition everywhere. c A Supreme Court ruling that slaves were not citizens and could not sue, and that Congress could not ban slavery in new territories. 6 What is POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY in the pre-Civil War era? a The president deciding the status of slavery in new states. b The people living in a territory decide whether slavery would be legal there. c The federal government forcing territories to be free. 7 What is the FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT? a A law ending slavery in border states. b A law requiring return of escaped slaves to their owners even if they were in free states. c A law preventing enslaved people from leaving their state. 8 What was the COMPROMISE OF 1850? a A plan to immediately abolish slavery in the South. b A package of laws addressing the status of slavery in newly admitted territories and California. c An agreement to extend slavery to all western territories. 9 Which amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition? a First Amendment b Third Amendment c 20th Amendment 10 What is history? a The study of the past using evidence and sources. b A prediction of what will happen in the future. c A list of important dates only. 11 What is a secondary source? a A later interpretation or analysis of the past. b A photograph taken during an event. c A document created during an event. 12 Why do historians use evidence? a To support conclusions about the past. b To avoid using sources. c To predict future events.

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What was one major result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

Why were compromises over slavery repeatedly needed before the Civil War?

What is the best example of a primary source?

What is the Missouri Compromise (1820) about in the context of slavery and new states?

What does DRED SCOTT refer to in U.S. history?

What is POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY in the pre-Civil War era?

What is the FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT?

What was the COMPROMISE OF 1850?

Which amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition?

What is history?

What is a secondary source?

Why do historians use evidence?