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Unit 6 Clickers #2 Political Causes of the Civil War

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Unit 6 Clickers #2

Political Causes of the Civil War

Which of the following is an accurate description of how physical characteristics of the environment impacted Northern and Southern

economies prior to the Civil War?

Fer

tile

soil

in N

orth =

...

Poor c

limat

e in

South

..

Fer

tile

soil

in N

orth ..

.

Fer

tile

soil

in S

outh...

I nee

d hel

p on th

is o

ne.

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Fertile soil in North = Northern

Agriculture

B. Poor climate in South = Southern Industry

C. Fertile soil in North and South= Agriculture in both

D. Fertile soil in South= Southern agriculture

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following best explains the method used by the US government to protect northern

domestic manufacturing?

Mono

polies

Mer

cant

ilism

Tar

iffs

Em

bargo

I nee

d hel

p on th

is o

ne.

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Monopolies

B. Mercantilism

C. Tariffs

D. Embargo

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following maintained the balance between slave and free states?

Com

prom

ise

of ..

.

Mis

sour

i Com

pr...

Kan

sas-

Nebra

sk...

Fugiti

ve S

lave

...

I n

eed h

elp

o...

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Compromise of 1850

B. Missouri Compromise

C. Kansas-Nebraska Act

D. Fugitive Slave Law

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following tipped the balance of power towards the free states?

Com

prom

ise

of 1

850

Mis

sour

i Com

prom

ise

Kan

sas-

Nebra

ska

Act

Fugiti

ve S

lave

Law

I nee

d hel

p on th

is o

ne.

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Compromise of 1850

B. Missouri Compromise

C. Kansas-Nebraska Act

D. Fugitive Slave Law

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following allowed territories to decide for themselves on the issue of slavery using popular sovereignty?

Mis

sour

i Com

pr...

Kan

sas-

Nebra

sk...

Fugiti

ve S

lave

...

Pro

clam

atio

n o...

I nee

d hel

p on...

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Missouri Compromise

B. Kansas-Nebraska Act

C. Fugitive Slave Law

D. Proclamation of 1763

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following is the best example of Congressional racism and discrimination?

Kan

sas-

Nebra

sk...

Com

prom

ise

of ..

.

Fugiti

ve S

lave

...

Sla

ve C

odes

I nee

d hel

p on...

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Kansas-Nebraska Act

B. Compromise of 1850

C. Fugitive Slave Law

D. Slave Codes

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following best expresses the result of the Dred Scott decision?

Gra

nted c

itize

...

Rep

eale

d fu

git...

Sla

ves

label

ed...

Sla

ves

can s

ue...

I nee

d hel

p on...

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Granted citizenship

B. Repealed fugitive slave law

C. Slaves labeled property

D. Slaves can sue for freedom

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following best explains how the Lincoln-Douglas debates benefitted Lincoln?

Linco

ln wins t

...

Dougla

s wins t

...

Dougla

s lose

s ...

Linco

ln lose

s ...

I need help on...

20% 20% 20%20%20%a. Lincoln wins the 1858 Illinois Senate

Seat giving him the confidence to run for President in 1860.

b. Douglas wins the 1858 Illinois Senate seat but decides not to run for President in 1860.

c. Douglas loses the 1858 Illinois Senate seat but gains national recognition which will help him win the 1860 Presidential election.

d. Lincoln loses the 1858 Illinois Senate seat but gains national recognition which will help him win the 1860 Presidential election.

e. I need help on this one.

Which of the following explains the controversial stance of Lincoln during his campaign for the election of 1860?

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Abolish slavery nationwide

B. Abolish slavery north of Mason-Dixon line

C. Prohibit the growth of slavery westward

D. Prohibit the trade of slaves in the South

E. I need help on this one.

Which of the following was a direct and final cause of southern seccession?

Lin

coln

-Dougl

a...

Kan

sas-

Nebra

sk...

Fugiti

ve S

lave

...

A b

elie

f in S

t...

I nee

d hel

p on...

20% 20% 20%20%20%A. Lincoln-Douglas Debate and

Compromise of 1850

B. Kansas-Nebraska Act and Missouri Compromise

C. Fugitive Slave Law and Dred Scott Decision

D. A belief in States’ Rights and Election of 1860

E. I need help on this one.

InterventionLegislation Impact on Slavery

Missouri Compromise 1820

Compromise of 1850

KN-NE Act

Dred Scott

Fugitive Slave Law

Election of 1860

Extension

Write and editorial from the perspective of John C. Calhoun criticizing the use of protective tariffs and reinforcing his strong stance on states’ rights.