Unit 7: Sectionalism Review

Tariffs caused the price of ____ to go up.

• foreign goods

• slaves

• milk and eggs

• labor

Which region of the country had a lot of manufacturing?

• The North

• The South

• The West

Economy of the South

• Plantation agriculture, slavery

• Manufacturing and Industry

• Farming and Mining

What was a major result of the Missouri Compromise?

• Increased number of immigrants in the North

• Allowed more political influence in the South

• Expanded railroad construction in the South

• Temporarily relieved sectional tensions

During the Nullification Crisis, which state wanted to nullify, or cancel, the new protective tariff?

• South Carolina

• New York

• Massachusetts

• Texas

STAAR Question: The headlines refer to the decision in which Supreme Court case?

• McCulloch v Maryland

• Worcester v Georgia

• Marbury v Madison

• Dred Scott v. Sandford

The Kansas Nebraska Act resulted in __.

• a violent protest in the streets of Washington D. C.

• The 36 30 line was established preventing any new slave states

• Kansas entered the Union (U.S.) as a slave state through popular sovereignty in 1856

• fighting broke out between proslavery and antislavery groups in Kansas

During the 1850s, Popular Sovereignty would be used to try to diffuse the issue of the spread of slavery. What did it do?

• allowed citizens in the territories to vote over to allow slavery or. not

• Allow Congress to determine which states would be free or slave

• Allowed the president of the Union (U.S) to determine which states should allow slavery

• Allowed the stated to determine if they would be industrial states or agricultural states

Which of the following would be a reaction of Frederick Douglas to the Dred Scott v Sandford ruling?

• "Amen, glory hallelujah! Slavery is finally being abolished!"

• "This is abysmal, the court ruling a man to be not a man but property is an outrage!"

• "Free at last, free at last! Thank God almighty, we're free at last!"

• "It is a wonderful thing to have California join the U.S. as a free state! Another win for the abolition movement!"

Chief Justice Rager Taney ruled in Dred Scott v Sandford that __.

• Slavery was inconsistent with the U.S. Constitution and should have never been allowed

• Dred Scott was free since he was on free soil

• Slavery was an established cultural and economic condition that is not addressed in the Constitution, therefore, Taney can not make a ruling for Dred Scott's freedom

• Slaves are considered property and, therefore, will not be take away from owners.