141. The Abolition Movement was the movement in the 1800s to end what institution?

a. The Constitution

b. slavery

c. private property

d. Supreme Court

142. Who was the escaped slave who helped other slaves escape to freedom through the Underground Railroad?

a. Sojourner Truth

b. William Lloyd Garrison

c. Horace Mann

d. Harriet Tubman

141. The Abolition Movement was the movement in the 1800s to end what institution?

a. The Constitutionb. slaveryc. private propertyd. Supreme Court

142. Who was the escaped slave who helped other slaves escape to freedom through the Underground Railroad?

a. Sojourner Truth

b. William Lloyd Garrison

c. Horace Mann

d. Harriet Tubman

143. The most prominent African American speaker for the abolition of slavery was an escaped slave from Maryland nameda. Harriet Tubmanb. Frederick Douglassc. Harriet Beecher Stowed. William Lloyd Garrison

144. Who was the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, a fictional account of the horrible experiences of a slave family? a. Harriet Tubmanb. Frederick Douglassc. Harriet Beecher Stowe d. Dorothea Dix

143. The most prominent African American speaker for the abolition of slavery was an escaped slave from Maryland named

a. Harriet Tubman

b. Frederick Douglass

c. Harriet Beecher Stowe

d. William Lloyd Garrison

144. Who was the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, a fictional account of the horrible experiences of a slave family?

a. Harriet Tubman

b. Frederick Douglass

c. Harriet Beecher Stowe

d. Dorothea Dix

145. Who was the freed slave from New York who became well-known for her abolitionist and women’s rights speeches?a. Emily Dickinsonb. Dorothea Dix c. Harriet Beecher Stowe d. Sojourner Truth

146. Who was the founder of The Liberator, an anti-slavery newspaper. He also helped establish the American Anti-Slavery Society in 1833.a. Frederick Douglassb. Horace Mannc. William Lloyd Garrisond. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

145. Who was the freed slave from New York who became well-known for her abolitionist and women’s rights speeches?

a. Emily Dickinson

b. Dorothea Dix

c. Harriet Beecher Stowe

d. Sojourner Truth

146. Who was the founder of The Liberator, an anti-slavery newspaper? He also helped establish the American Anti-Slavery Society in 1833.

a. Frederick Douglass b. Horace Mannc. William Lloyd Garrisond. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

147. Who was the women’s rights activist who in 1848 organized the Seneca Falls Convention, the first women’s rights convention?a. Harriet Beecher Stoweb. Elizabeth Cady Stantonc. Sojourner Truthd. Susan B. Anthony

148. Who was the women’s rights activist who helped fight for women’s right to vote? Her efforts and the efforts of other suffragettes helped change the Constitution with the 19th Amendment.

a. Sojourner Truth

b. Florence Nightingale

c. Susan B. Anthony

d. Emily Dickinson

147. Who was the women’s rights activist who in 1848 organized the Seneca Falls Convention, the first women’s rights convention?

a. Harriet Beecher Stowe

b. Elizabeth Cady Stanton

c. Sojourner Truth

d. Susan B. Anthony

148. Who was the women’s rights activist who helped fight for women’s right to vote? Her efforts and the efforts of other suffragettes helped change the Constitution

with the 19th Amendment.

a. Sojourner Truth

b. Florence Nightingale

c. Susan B. Anthony

d. Emily Dickinson

149. Before the Civil War, in what ways did the South differ from the North?

150. Before the Civil War, in what ways did the North differ from the South?

149. Before the Civil War, in what ways did the South differ from the North?

a. The South had an agrarian, or farming, economy based on cotton.

b. Cotton production was tied to the plantation system which relied on slavery.

c. The South manufactured little and imported much.

d. The South did not need a strong central government, and feared it might interfere with slavery.

150. Before the Civil War, in what ways did the North differ from the South?

a. The North had an industrial economy based on manufacturing.

b. Factories in the North needed labor, but not slave labor.

c. Immigrants from Europe worked in factories, built railroads and helped settle the West.

d. The North wanted a central government to build roads and railways, to protect trading interests, and to regulate the national currency.

151. To leave or withdraw is to

a. secede

b. recall

c. embargo

d. arbitrate

152. Which of the following statements is true concerning the Missouri Compromise?

a. It was signed by James Monroe.

b. The compromise established that the southern boundary of Missouri would become the dividing line between newly admitted free and slave states.

c. It was signed in 1820.

d. All of the above.

151. To leave or withdraw is to

a. secedeb. recallc. embargod. arbitrate

152. Which of the following statements is true concerning the Missouri Compromise?

a. It was signed by James Monroe.

b. The compromise established that the southern boundary of Missouri would become the dividing line between newly admitted free and slave states.

c. It was signed in 1820.

d. All of the above

153. The Compromise of 1850 a. Was a result of a controversy over territory in the West acquired after the Mexican American Warb. Was proposed by Henry Clayc. Established popular sovereigntyd. All of the above

154.The law that forced northern states to forcibly return escaped slaves to their owners in the South was the a. Kansas-Nebraska Actb. Fugitive Slave Lawc. The 11th Amendment d. Brown vs. Board of Education

153. The Compromise of 1850

a. Was a result of a controversy over territory in the West acquired after the Mexican American War

b. Was proposed by Henry Clay

c. Established popular sovereignty

d. All of the above

154. The law that forced northern states to forcibly return escaped slaves to their owners in the South was the

a. Kansas-Nebraska Act

b. Fugitive Slave Law

c. The 11th Amendment

d. Brown vs. Board of Education

155. Which party believed slavery must not be permitted in any new U.S. Territory?a. Federalist Partyb. Progressive Partyc. Free-Soil Party d. Republican Party

156. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the Dred Scott Decision of 1857?a. No slave or descendant of a slave was a citizen according to the Constitution.b. Dred Scott was not a citizen, so he had no right to bring a case to federal court.c. The time Dred Scott spent on free soil made him free.d. Under the 5th Amendment, Congress could not deprive anyone of property, including slaves.

155. Which party believed slavery must not be permitted in any new U.S. Territory?

a. Federalist Party

b. Progressive Party

c. Free-Soil Party

d. Republican Party

156. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the Dred Scott Decision of 1857?

a. No slave or descendant of a slave is a citizen according to the Constitution.

b. Dred Scott was not a citizen, so he had no right to bring a case to federal court.

c. The time Dred Scott spent on free soil made him free.

d. Under the 5th Amendment, Congress could not deprive anyone of property, including slaves.

157. Who did Lincoln run against in the Illinois Senate race of 1858?a. Andrew Butlerb. John C. Calhounc. Robert E. Leed. Stephen A. Douglas

158. The idea proposed by Stephen Douglas which stated that slavery could not exist in states and territories where there were no laws to govern slavery was known as thea. Great Compromiseb. Fugitive Slave Actc. Freeport Doctrined. Emergency Quota Act

157. Who did Lincoln run against in the Illinois Senate race of 1858?

a. Andrew Butler

b. John C. Calhoun

c. Robert E. Lee

d. Stephen A. Douglas

158. The idea proposed by Stephen Douglas which stated that slavery could not exist in states and territories where there were no laws to govern slavery was known

as the

a. Great Compromise

b. Fugitive Slave Act

c. Freeport Doctrine

d. Emergency Quota Act

159. Who was the abolitionist who in 1859 seized an arsenal (a place for making or storing weapons and munitions) in Harper’s Ferry, VA and hoped to arm the slaves and lead them in a rebellion?a. John Brownb. Dred Scottc. Andrew Butlerd. Frederick Douglass

160. The first southern state to secede (withdraw) from the Union on December 20, 1860 after Lincoln’s election to the Presidency wasa. Virginiab. Alabamac. Pennsylvaniad. South Carolina

159. Who was the abolitionist who in 1859 seized an arsenal (a place for making or storing weapons and munitions) in Harper’s Ferry, VA and hoped to arm the slaves and lead them in a rebellion?

a. John Brown

b. Dred Scott

c. Andrew Butler

d. Frederick Douglass

160. The first southern state to secede (withdraw) from the Union on December 20, 1860 after Lincoln’s election to the Presidency was

a. Virginiab. Alabamac. Pennsylvaniad. South Carolina