Sectionalism

Why did the south secede after Lincoln's election?

• The South feared Lincoln would abolish slavery

• The South feared Lincoln would spread slavery

• The South wanted to go to war

• The South though Lincoln would pass tarrifs

What was the goal of The Liberator, Uncle Tom's Cabin, and the raid on Harper's Ferry

• help labor reform

• expand slavery

• abolish slavery

• help education reform

What happened in the Missouri Compromise?

• Maine enter the Union as a free state

• Missouri entered the Union as a slave state

• Missouri entered the Union as a free state

• Main entered the Union as a slave state

What were the two parts in the Dred Scott decision?

• slaves could sue in a federal court

• enslaved people were property

• enslaved people were citizens

• people of African decent were not citizens

In the Kansas-Nebraska Act, how was the issue of slavery decided?

• the federal government decides

• the fugitive slave law was passed

• above the 36'30 line is free states/territories

• popular sovereignty

Match the following

• South

• textiles mills and factories

• West

• Opposed tariffs

• North

• Mining industry

Was known as the great compromiser and help create the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850...

• John Brown

• Henry Clay

• Abraham Lincoln

• Stephen Douglas

What did the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850 have in common

• advocated for the expansion of slavery

• they kept the balance between free and slave states

• added Texas to the Union

• Were the only processes of admitting territories

Who was a supporter of nullification?

• Andrew Jackson

• John C. Calhoun

• the North

• the South

What were the characteristics of the Compromis of 1850

• California is a free state

• slavery abolished

• fugitive slave law passed

• Maine is a free state