Using the bar chart titled Slave-owning Families, 1850, which ownership range has the fewest slave-owning families?

Based on the bar chart titled Slave-owning Families, 1850, which pair correctly orders two categories from more families to fewer families?

Refer to the pie charts titled Value of Cotton Exports as a Percentage of All U.S. Exports, 1800–1860. In which year did cotton exports account for the highest share of all U.S. exports?

Using the pie chart labeled 1800 in Value of Cotton Exports as a Percentage of All U.S. Exports, 1800–1860, approximately what percent of U.S. exports were cotton?

Across the pie charts titled Value of Cotton Exports as a Percentage of All U.S. Exports, 1800–1860, which statement best describes the trend in cotton’s share?

Refer to the map titled The Compromise of 1850. Which region(s) were opened to slavery by the principle of popular sovereignty in 1850? Select all that apply.

Using the map titled The Compromise of 1850, which state entered the Union as a free state in 1850?

According to the text shown, who is credited as the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin?

Based on the text displayed, in what year was the book Uncle Tom’s Cabin published?

Refer to the map titled Gadsden Purchase 1853. From which country did the United States acquire the Gadsden Purchase?

Using the map titled Gadsden Purchase 1853, which future railroad route is marked across the purchased area?

Read the quotation: "I, John Brown, am now quite certain that the crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away but with blood. I had, as I now think, vainly flattered myself that without very much bloodshed it might be done." According to the speaker, how will the nation's "crimes" be removed?

Which event is named in the slide title as connected to the year 1859?

Based on the slide, what year is associated with Harpers Ferry?

Consider the lower-left illustration showing troops advancing on a smoking building with arched doors. What location is depicted?

Which statements accurately reflect the change in belief expressed in the quotation on the slide? Select all that apply.

What name appears as the sole label next to the black-and-white portrait and URL on the second slide?

Under the prompt "What is the Meaning of John Brown?", analyze the mural and choose the interpretation that best matches the imagery of a towering figure with outstretched arms, a raised weapon, a paper in one hand, swirling smoke, United States and Confederate flags, close combat, fire, and fallen bodies.

Which visual element in the mural most strongly supports an interpretation of righteous fury and confrontation rather than calm deliberation?

Political cartoon titled “1856 ATTACK IN CONGRESS ON SUMNER by Brooks,” captioned “SOUTHERN CHIVALRY — ARGUMENT VERSUS CLUB'S.” Based on the scene showing one congressman striking another in a legislative chamber, which event is depicted?

In the cartoon titled “1856 ATTACK IN CONGRESS ON SUMNER by Brooks,” the caption “ARGUMENT VERSUS CLUB'S” most clearly suggests which message about politics shown in the image?

In the image labeled “1856 ATTACK IN CONGRESS ON SUMNER by Brooks,” where does the confrontation take place, as indicated by desks, spectators, and the chamber setting?

According to the Dred Scott decision, as stated on the slide, what was ruled about a slave’s ability to sue in Federal Court?

The slide on the Dred Scott decision states that because a slave was private property, he could be taken anywhere and held in slavery. Which constitutional provision was cited as barring Congress from depriving anyone of property without due process?

The Dred Scott decision ruled the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional. According to the slide, what did this mean for Congress’s power in the territories?

Reaction to the Dred Scott decision: Which region is described on the slide as extremely happy with the decision?

Reaction to the Dred Scott decision: Northern Democrats, who favored popular sovereignty, were opposed to which outcome, according to the slide?

Reaction to the Dred Scott decision: How did Republicans characterize the ruling, as stated on the slide?

Reaction to the Dred Scott decision: According to the slide, how did the South view the Union if the North would not obey the Supreme Court decision?

Lincoln Versus Douglas 1858: Who is identified on the slide as the Republican nominee for senate?

Lincoln Versus Douglas 1858: According to the slide, how many debates did Lincoln challenge Douglas to, and during which months?

Lincoln Versus Douglas 1858: The slide states that the only issue discussed in the debates was which topic?

Lincoln Versus Douglas 1858: What position did Douglas argue would work, according to the slide?

Lincoln Versus Douglas 1858: What position did Lincoln argue, as summarized on the slide?

Freeport, Illinois was site of key debate: According to the slide, which location hosted the key debate in the Lincoln–Douglas series?

Freeport, Illinois was site of key debate: The slide says Lincoln asked Douglas what would happen if people in a territory voted down slavery since the Supreme Court had said slavery could not be restricted in the territories. Which conflict does this question highlight?

Douglas’ Freeport Doctrine: According to the slide, what did Douglas claim about slavery in a territory if the people voted it down, regardless of the Supreme Court decision?

Douglas’ Freeport Doctrine: What political effect of the doctrine is listed on the slide?

Douglas’ Freeport Doctrine: According to the slide, what were the outcomes for Douglas after the debates?

The slide shows the name Dred Scott. Which historical topic is most directly associated with this name, as presented on the slide title.

According to the 1860 election map showing party colors and vote shares, which party carried most of the Southern states.

On the 1860 election map, which color represents states won by the Republican (Lincoln) ticket.

The 1860 election slide notes that Lincoln received less than 40% of the popular vote in a four-way race. What does this statement imply about the national political landscape that year.

In the secession map titled “The Course of Secession,” which state is marked with the number 1 in the order of secession.

Based on the secession map legend, which color indicates slave states that remained loyal to the Union.

According to the secession map, which category describes states that seceded after the fall of Fort Sumter.

Which senator proposed the Crittenden amendment, as stated on the slide.

What policy regarding slavery did the Crittenden amendment propose for U.S. territories relative to the $$36^\circ\,30'$$ line.

How did Abraham Lincoln respond to the Crittenden compromise, according to the slide.

The slide displays the name of a prominent abolitionist alongside the title of his newspaper. Which newspaper title appears on the slide.

According to the slide title text, what is linked with Frederick Douglas?

Based on the chart "Population and Economic Resources of the Union and the Confederacy, 1861," which side held 71% of the total population?

In the category "Free male population, 18–20 years," what share is attributed to the Union?

Which side accounted for 92% of industrial workers in 1861?

Factory production in 1861 was predominantly on which side, with 91%?

Textile production was concentrated where, with 93% of output?

Firearm production shows a 97% share on which side?

Which side controlled 71% of railroad mileage in 1861?

Iron production was overwhelmingly on which side, with 94%?

Coal production in 1861 shows a 97% share for which side?

Livestock ownership is split with 60% on one side and 40% on the other. Which side holds 60%?

Farm acreage shows a 75% share on which side?

Wheat production is shown at 81% for which side?

Corn production is split 67% to 33%. Which side holds 67%?

Cotton production shows a 96% share on which side?

Wealth produced is shown as 75% on one side and 25% on the other. Which side produced 75%?