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Slavery in the United States
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Why was it important for Florida to be admitted to the Union as a slave state?
(1 point) Responses Slaves were needed to operate
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Why did supporters of slavery want Florida to be admitted to the Union as a slave state?(1 point) AEnslaved workers were used to
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In the Dred Scott Case, the US Supreme Court ruled that:
A. Slaves were not citizens, but could sue their masters in federal
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Use the image to answer the question.
Question This image shows a crowd in Boston protesting the return of an enslaved person to
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Why did supporters of slavery want Florida to be admitted to the Union as a slave state?(1 point)
Responses Enslaved workers were
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billy
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Slave codes were laws passed by southern states to increase an owner's control over enslaved African Americans' behavior. All of
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Why did supporters of slavery want Florida to be admitted to the Union as a slave state?(1 point)ResponsesEnslaved workers were
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What did the actions of the Border Ruffians demonstrate about the slavery debate? Select all that apply.
(1 point) • that
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What effect did the Fugitive Slave Act have? Select two.
(1 point) A. It convinced Northerners that slavery was immoral. B. It
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Who or what was Senator Butler’s “mistress,” according to Senator Sumner?
A a female slave B Representative Preston Brooks
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14. How did the invention of the cotton gin affect the demand for slaves?
15. Why did cotton planters begin to move west? 16. Why
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14. How did the invention of the cotton gin affect the demand for slaves?
15. Why did cotton planters begin to move west? 16. Why
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Slave codes were laws passed by southern states to increase an owner's control over enslaved African Americans' behavior. All of
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In what way did uncle Tom’s cabin change the attitude of northern about slavery they began to view it as a political problem.
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In what way did uncle Tom’s cabin change the attitude of northerners about slavery they began to view it as a moral problem
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Which territory experienced very little black slavery despite the debates over the issue?
A) New Mexico B) Texas OC) California
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in what way did Uncle Toms Cabin change the attitude of Northerners about Slavery?
a they began to view it as a political problem
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In what way did uncle Tom's cabin change the attitude of northerners about slavery
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My master’s name was Bill Messersmith and he called himself a Pennsylvania Dutchman… My masters father, before he died, told
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Which statement about slavery in the United States is FALSE?
a Frederick Douglass escaped slavery before becoming an
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How did slavery affect the settlement of Oregon?
(1 point) Responses African Americans were permitted to live in certain areas.
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random person
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Name one way in which the Farmers could get slaves in short sentence
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Aluthando
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List the travels of Dred Scott. In each box record the state where that state was free or slave
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Total Number of Enslaved Peoples Living in the United States
Year Number of Slaves 1790 697,897 1800 893,041 1810 1,191,364 1820
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How would you describe the attitude of the slave owner? answer in short sentence
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Vocabulary Cards Glossary
1. Confronting the Issue of Slavery A traveler heading west across the Appalachians after the War of
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lia
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How do the political leaders or Mississippi justify slavery?
Mississippi Declaration Of Secession
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Who was Dred Scott and why was he trying to sue John Sanford?
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American History
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Slave Trade
Slavery
Social History
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