Chapter 4.1 reading Review Division

What was Senator John C. Calhoun demanding?

• The end to slavery

• The expansion of Slavery

• The admission of Texas as a state

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Why did California grow so rapidly?

• The opening of Disneyland

• The ports of San Diego and San Francisco demanding trade in Asia

• The cheap and affordable land

• The Gold Rush

Southern (a)   , the formal withdrawal of a state from the Union, became more frequent.

Once again, (a)   worked to shape a compromise that both the North and the South could accept.

After obtaining the support of the powerful Massachusetts senator Daniel Webster, Clay presented to the Senate a series of resolutions later called the

(a)  

1. 1. Identify Daniel Webster

2. 2. Identify Henry Clay

3. 3. Identify John C. Calhoun

Match the following

• Reintroduced the compromise successful

• Daniel Webster

• opposed the compromise. He died two mont

• Stephan A. Douglas

• offered his compromise to the Senate in

• John C. Calhoun

• strongly supported Clay’s compro- mise.

• Henry Clay

the compromise proposed a new and more effective fugitive slave law. To appease both sides, a provision allowed (a)   , the right to vote for or against slavery, for residents of the New Mexico and Utah territories.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Underground Rail Road

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(b) Uncle Tom's Canbin

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• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Harriet Tubman

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Match the maps with their corresponding date

Groups:

(a) 1820

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(b) 1850

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(c) 1854

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