Chapter 4 Part 2

What does the term "Conspiracy" mean?

• The right to vote.

• The act of planning in secret to do something illegal.

• The crime of copying or imitating a signature.

• Something that cannot be denied by the government.

What is "Intimidation"?

• Crossing a continent.

• The right to vote.

• To frighten or threaten someone, especially in order to make them do what one wants.

• The act of planning in secret to do something illegal.

What is "Forgery" defined as?

• The right to vote.

• Something that cannot be denied by the government.

• The crime of copying or imitating a signature, document, work of art, or other item for the purpose of deception.

• Crossing a continent.

What does "Inalienable" refer to?

• The act of planning in secret to do something illegal.

• Something that cannot be denied by the government.

• The crime of copying or imitating a signature.

• The right to vote.

What is the meaning of "Suffrage"?

• To frighten or threaten someone.

• The crime of copying or imitating a signature.

• The right to vote.

• Crossing a continent.

What does "Transcontinental" mean?

• The right to vote.

• Something that cannot be denied by the government.

• To frighten or threaten someone.

• Crossing a continent.

What was the condition of Kansas' political landscape during the tumultuous time mentioned in the text?

• Peaceful and stable

• Chaotic and fraught with election fraud

• Economically prosperous

• Isolated from political issues

What was one of the consequences of the rampant election fraud in Kansas?

• The creation of a single, unified government

• The establishment of three different constitutions

• The creation of four different constitutions and two competing governments

• A decrease in political tensions

Who was appointed as the first governor of Kansas Territory?

• John W. Whitfield

• President Pierce

• Andrew Reeder

• None of the above

What concept did Andrew Reeder believe in for determining the stance on slavery by the residents?

• Election fraud

• Illegal practices

• Popular sovereignty

• Voter intimidation