What did the Kansas- Nebraska do?

• Allowed People to vote if Kansas and Nebraska were free or slave

• Admit Kansas as a free state and Nebraska as a slave state

• Admit Nebraska as a free state and Kansas as a slave state

• Allowed Nebraska and Kansas to be neutral territories with no slaves about slavery

Which Of The Following Was In The Final Ruling?

• Slaves Were Essential To A Healthy Life

• Slavery Could Never Legally End

• Slavery Helped The Economy

• Slaves Were Property And Not Citizens And Could Not Sue In Court

What did the 36'30 line represent?

• It created a new state of Louisiana Territory

• Slavery allowed only above it

• No slavery allowed above it

• It added California to the United States

What Were The Effects Of The Dred Scott Decision?

• Pro-Slavery Advocates Were Happy

• All Slaves Were Free

• Anti-Slavery Advocates Were Agitated

• Slavery Continued For the Next 100 Years

What is the word the describes the North and South being very different and wanting very different things?

• secession

• sectionalism

• regionalism

• economy

According to the Kansas-Nebraska Act, what would decide whether the territories became free or slave?

• popular sovereignty

• the 36'30" parallel

• one would be a slave state, the other a free state

• Rock, Paper, Scissors

What states were added to the United States in the Missouri Compromise? Were they free or slave?

• Maine-Slave

• Maine-Free

• Missouri-Slave

• Mississippi-Slave

What states were added to the United States in the Missouri Compromise? Were they free or slave?

• Slave labor was needed to work the mines in the South

• Large plantations in the south needed slave labor to profit.

• Slaves ran the large steel mills and appliance factories in the South

• The South didn't want slave labor

What was the purpose of the Missouri Compromise?

• Outlaw Slavery

• Allow Slavery in all part of US

• Create balance between slave and free states

• Create a system of admitting states to the union

Pick 2:

How did Southerners view Uncle Tom's Cabin

• Untrue and Unfair

• Accurate

• Exaggerated

• Fair