11.3 Test review

In the Missouri Compromise, what state was allowed to enter as a slave state?

• Missouri
• Maine
• Kentucky
• Ohio

In the Missouri Compromise, what state was allowed to enter as a free state?

• Missouri
• Maine
• Kentucky
• Alabama

This created immense controversy between northerners and southerners

• Conflict over states rights

• Conflict over Fugitive Slave Law

• Missouri Compromise 1820

• 1850 Compromise

This resolved (temporarily) the issue of slavery in the newly acquired territories.

• Conflict over states rights

• Conflict over Fugitive Slave Law

• Missouri Compromise 1820

• 1850 Compromise

Who was the famous radical Abolitionist who fought in Kansas with his 5 sons?

• Harriet Tubman

• John Brown

• Abraham Lincoln

• William Lloyd Garrison

What was "Bleeding Kansas?"

• When Kansas had both a free government and a slave government that fought against each other

• When the famous celebrity "Kanzaz" had an accident

• When Kansas militia fought with Native Americans

• A famous battle in the Civil War

The concept of popular sovereignty under the Kansas-Nebraska Act:

• allowed Kansas to enter the Union as a slave state.

• made the Underground Railroad legal.

• brought about the Dred Scott decision.

• allowed the people who lived in Kansas Territory to decide the fate of slavery in the state.

Attempts to organize a government in Kansas Territory were difficult because:

• both the antislavery and proslavery forces wanted control of the government.  
• there was too much violence in Kansas Territory.  
• the new settlers did not have experience setting up a government.  
• those who invested in towns only did so to make a profit.  

Why did Brown move his family to Kansas?

• Good farmland
• To support them in the fight against slavery
• to go to KU
• to fight the South

How did John Brown's Raid on Harper's Ferry end?

• He was successful, captured a lot of weapons and freed the slaves

• He failed, was surrounded by Robert E Lee and captured

• He didn't win, but he withdrew without being captured

• He changed his mind and decided to free slaves in another way