Homework Help: history

Posted by crazygood on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 at 11:13am.

1. What was described as the ' hardest work " slaves did ? ( 1point )

A. work in the rice fields

B . Work in the tobacco fields

C. Work in the lumber business

D. Work loading and unloading ships in port

2. which of the follow best describes the social class of a small farmers ? ( 1point )

A. elite of society , whose wealth had lasted for several generations

B. largest portion of society , who owned a small amount of land

c. bottom of society , who were denied all freedoms

d. unsure of role in society , and not allowed to vote

3. who benefited from the free school act , which was passed in south carolina 1811? (1point )

A . orphans

B. white males

C, children of freed slaves

D. all students under 16 years of age

4. which of the following BEST explains the abolitionist movement ? ( 1point )

A. the movement to contain slavery in the southern states

B. the movement to end slavery in the united states

C. the movement to allow slavery to move into the western territories

d. the movement to end slavery in Washington , D.C

5. how did the railroad help south carolina's economy in the 1830s ?

A. It created easy transportation of goods from the interior to Charleston , a port city

B. It allowed people to move easily from farm to farm

C It connected south carolina with the west

d. It increased paying jobs for free blacks in south carolina

6.according to the graph , which statement accurately describes the percentage of free blacks in south carolina's population between 1790 and 1860 ? ( 1point )

A. The percentage of free blacks reached 1.5 percent by 1860

b. The percentage of free blacks increased between 1810 and 1820

c. The percentage of free blacks was greatest in the late eighteenth century

d. The percentage of free blacks increased consistenly between 1790 and 1830

7. which statement best describes the concept of manifest destiny ? ( 1point )

A . America was destined to become a world power

B . America was destined to become a religious nation

c. americas were " chosen people " and should multiply

d. america was destined to speed over the total continent

8. how did the fire - eaters of south carolina react to the compromise of 1850 ? ( 1point )

A . they agreed with the compromise

b. they disagreed but followed their leader John c. calhoun

c. they disagreed and called for secession from the union

d. they disagreed and seceded from the union

9. why did southern plantation owners favor the Dred scott decision ? ( 1point )

A . The supreme court declared slaves to be property

B . The supreme court declared all states slave states

c. the supreme court declared slavery in all territories

d. the supreme court declared the end of slavery in all states

10 . how did the debate over slavery affect kanas during the 1850s ? ( 1point )

A. proslavery and antislavery supporters moved to the region , and violence erupted .

B . durning the writing of the state constitution , proslavery and antislavery supports began fighting

c. congress decided that kanas should be slaves state during the compromise of 1850

d. the people of kanas voted to become a slave state
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I can't check these unless you either put the answers by the questions or at least number your answers.

Like I said before, I'm not going to scroll up and down, up and down, up and down all day.

1. What was described as the ' hardest work " slaves did ? ( 1point )

A. work in the rice fields

B . Work in the tobacco fields*****

C. Work in the lumber business

D. Work loading and unloading ships in port

2. which of the follow best describes the social class of a small farmers ? ( 1point )

A. elite of society , whose wealth had lasted for several generations

B. largest portion of society , who owned a small amount of land ***

c. bottom of society , who were denied all freedoms

d. unsure of role in society , and not allowed to vote

3. who benefited from the free school act , which was passed in south carolina 1811? (1point )

A . orphans ****

B. white males

C, children of freed slaves

D. all students under 16 years of age

4. which of the following BEST explains the abolitionist movement ? ( 1point )

A. the movement to contain slavery in the southern states

B. the movement to end slavery in the united states ****

C. the movement to allow slavery to move into the western territories

d. the movement to end slavery in Washington , D.C

5. how did the railroad help south carolina's economy in the 1830s ?

A. It created easy transportation of goods from the interior to Charleston , a port city ***

B. It allowed people to move easily from farm to farm

C It connected south carolina with the west

d. It increased paying jobs for free blacks in south carolina

6.according to the graph , which statement accurately describes the percentage of free blacks in south carolina's population between 1790 and 1860 ? ( 1point )

A. The percentage of free blacks reached 1.5 percent by 1860

b. The percentage of free blacks increased between 1810 and 1820 ***

c. The percentage of free blacks was greatest in the late eighteenth century

d. The percentage of free blacks increased consistenly between 1790 and 1830

7. which statement best describes the concept of manifest destiny ? ( 1point )

A . America was destined to become a world power

B . America was destined to become a religious nation

c. americas were " chosen people " and should multiply

d. america was destined to speed over the total continent *****

8. how did the fire - eaters of south carolina react to the compromise of 1850 ? ( 1point )

A . they agreed with the compromise

b. they disagreed but followed their leader John c. calhoun

c. they disagreed and called for secession from the union

d. they disagreed and seceded from the union ****

9. why did southern plantation owners favor the Dred scott decision ? ( 1point )

A . The supreme court declared slaves to be property *****

B . The supreme court declared all states slave states

c. the supreme court declared slavery in all territories

d. the supreme court declared the end of slavery in all states

10 . how did the debate over slavery affect kanas during the 1850s ? ( 1point )

A. proslavery and antislavery supporters moved to the region , and violence erupted .

B . durning the writing of the state constitution , proslavery and antislavery supports began fighting

c. congress decided that kanas should be slaves state during the compromise of 1850 *****

d. the people of kanas voted to become a slave state

1. What was described as the 'hardest work" slaves did? (1 point)

To find the answer to this question, we need to assess the options provided and determine which one aligns with historical knowledge about the work done by slaves.

A. Working in the rice fields: Slaves commonly worked in rice fields, but there is no evidence to suggest that it was the "hardest" work they did.

B. Working in the tobacco fields: Slaves were involved in tobacco farming, but again, there is no specific indication that it was the most difficult work.

C. Working in the lumber business: While slaves may have been involved in the lumber business, there is no evidence to suggest that this was the hardest work they did.

D. Working loading and unloading ships in port: This option aligns with historical knowledge, as the work of loading and unloading ships was physically demanding and often considered one of the toughest tasks assigned to slaves.

Therefore, the correct answer is D. Work loading and unloading ships in port.

2. Which of the following best describes the social class of small farmers? (1 point)

To answer this question, we need to analyze the provided options and identify the one that represents the social class of small farmers accurately.

A. Elite of society, whose wealth had lasted for several generations: This option does not align with the social class of small farmers, as it suggests a higher social status.

B. Largest portion of society, who owned a small amount of land: This option correctly describes the social class of small farmers, as they typically owned a small amount of land and constituted a significant portion of society.

C. Bottom of society, who were denied all freedoms: This option portrays small farmers in an unnecessarily negative light, as they did have some level of freedom and ownership.

D. Unsure of role in society and not allowed to vote: This option does not accurately represent the social class of small farmers, as they did have a recognized role in society and were usually allowed to vote.

Therefore, the correct answer is B. Largest portion of society, who owned a small amount of land.

(Note: For the remaining questions, I won't explain how to find the answer for each one, as it would be repetitive. Instead, I will provide the correct answer directly.)

3. Who benefited from the Free School Act, which was passed in South Carolina in 1811? (1 point)
Answer: B. White males.

4. Which of the following BEST explains the abolitionist movement? (1 point)
Answer: B. The movement to end slavery in the United States.

5. How did the railroad help South Carolina's economy in the 1830s?
Answer: A. It created easy transportation of goods from the interior to Charleston, a port city.

6. According to the graph, which statement accurately describes the percentage of free blacks in South Carolina's population between 1790 and 1860? (1 point)
Answer: D. The percentage of free blacks increased consistently between 1790 and 1830.

7. Which statement best describes the concept of manifest destiny? (1 point)
Answer: D. America was destined to spread over the entire continent.

8. How did the fire-eaters of South Carolina react to the Compromise of 1850? (1 point)
Answer: C. They disagreed and called for secession from the Union.

9. Why did southern plantation owners favor the Dred Scott decision? (1 point)
Answer: A. The Supreme Court declared slaves to be property.

10. How did the debate over slavery affect Kansas during the 1850s? (1 point)
Answer: A. Proslavery and antislavery supporters moved to the region, and violence erupted.