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What was the main effect of the Tariff of 1828?

• It helped Southern agriculture.

• It helped Northern industries but hurt the Southern economy.

• It ended the slavery debate.

• It reduced tensions between North and South.

What was the primary economic focus of the North?

• Farming and slavery

• Fishing and forestry

• Factories and trade

• Mining and exploration

What did the South believe about slavery?

• It was unnecessary.

• It was essential to their way of life.

• It should be ended immediately.

• It was a Northern problem.

What did Southern states believe about states' rights?

• They could make their own laws, including those about slavery.

• They had no rights to make their own laws.

• Only the federal government could make laws.

• States' rights were irrelevant.

What impact did 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin' have on the North?

• It supported slavery.

• It turned more Northerners against slavery.

• It was banned in the North.

• It had no impact.

Why did Lincoln’s election in 1860 anger the South?

• They feared he would end slavery.

• He supported the Tariff of 1828.

• He was from the South.

• He wanted to expand slavery.

What action did Southern states take after Lincoln's election?

• They supported Lincoln.

• They abolished slavery.

• They seceded from the Union.

• They joined the Union.

Who was Dred Scott?

• An enslaved African American man who sued for his freedom

• A writer of 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin'

• A Southern general

• A Northern abolitionist

What was John Brown known for?

• Writing 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin'

• Leading the raid on Harpers Ferry

• Being a Confederate general

• Supporting the Tariff of 1828

Who wrote 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin'?

• Harriet Tubman

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Sojourner Truth

• Frederick Douglass