Chapter 10 Section 3 2nd time

The Whig Party was divided by members' attitudes toward the issue of

• slavery

• taxation

• immigration

• popular sovereignty

The person who won the presidential election of 1856 was

• Franklin Pierce

• James Buchanan

• Horace Greeley

• John C. Frémont

The American Party, which had its roots in a secret organization, came to be known as the

• Free-Soil Party

• Republican Party

• Liberty Party.

• Know-Nothing Party.

The party that won the presidential election of 1856 was

• the Whig Party

• the Democratic Party

• the Free-Soil Party

• the Republican Party

The Republican Party was formed by people who, despite their differences, were united in their

• fear of 'Papal Power.'

• fear of federal power

• opposition to slavery

• support of the Kansas-Nebraska Act

People who favored the concept of nativism feared and opposed

• slavery

• abolition

• immigration.

• popular sovereignty.

The major aim of the Free-Soil Party was to

• expand the right to vote

• abolish slavery nationwide

• prevent slavery in the territories

• encourage the secession of Southern states