Disunion
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- Q1Awakened many free staters to the evils of slavery:Uncle Tom's CabinKS-NE ActJohn Brown's RebellionFugitive Slave Law of 185020s
- Q2What was the most controversial part of the 1850 Compromise?CA entering as a free state upset the Senate balanceNew Mexico and Utah were admitted without restrictions on slaveryslavery was banned in Washington, D.C.Fugitive Slave Act20s
- Q3Why did many Northerners ignore Taney's opinion in Scott v. Sanford?northerners felt the act did not do enough to protect slavery where it already existedmost northerners had become radical abolitionists by the late 1850shis opinion went beyond the main legal issue in the casemost northerners agreed blacks should have the same rights as whites20s
- Q4Which of the following were major effects of the KS-NE Act?the formation of the Republican Party and bloodshed in the Midwesta short lived period of national unity & the completion of the Transcontinental RRthe secession of seven southern states & the formation of the Confederate States of Americathe nullification of the Fugitive Slave Laws & John Brown's Raid20s
- Q5Initially, this party's antislavery position only involved preventing the SPREAD of slavery into new territories and states:RepublicansWhigsDemocrats10s