What are some symbols or actions that people commonly associate with US citizenship?

Blue passport, pledge of allegiance, American flag, fireworks

Driver's license, voting, state anthem, picnics

Social security card, national pledge, state fireworks, concerts

Green card, national anthem, state flag, parades

What was the initial outcome of Dred Scott's freedom suit in the Missouri district court?

The court upheld his slavery status

He was sent back without a trial

What was one of the immediate impacts of the Scott v. Sandford decision?

It solidified Black Americans' status as an underclass

It ended slavery in the northern states

It led to the Civil Rights Act of 1964

It granted citizenship to all Black people

What was the Missouri Compromise primarily about?

Balancing congressional power between free and slave states

Allowing states to decide their own laws

Granting citizenship to Black Americans

According to the video, what long-term effect did the Scott v. Sandford decision have on U.S. society?

It improved economic conditions

Reconstruction Amendments Lesson

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What was one key difference between the economies of the northern and southern regions of the United States in the mid-19th century?

Both economies were primarily industrial.

The northern economy was industrial, while the southern economy was agrarian.

The southern economy relied on manufacturing, while the north was agrarian.

The northern economy was based on agriculture, while the south focused on trade.

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What was one significant consequence of the Kansas-Nebraska Act and the events that followed?

The abolitionist John Brown's raid convinced northerners to support slavery.

The Dred Scott decision made slavery illegal in new territories.

Southerners became increasingly convinced that northerners wanted to destroy slavery.

The Kansas-Nebraska Act banned the use of popular sovereignty in deciding the slavery issue.

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