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Causes Of The Civil War. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

Law that made it a federal crime to help runaway slaves.
a) Kansas-Nebraska Act
b) Nullification Crisis
c) Dred Scott Decision
d) Fugitive Slave Act

Concept that supports that residents should decide whether or not to allow slavery. Concept that supports that residents should decide whether or not to allow slavery.
a) Popular Sovereignty
b) Abolitionist Movement
c) Secession
d) Social Contract Theory

Which of these states allowed citizens to choose whether or not they wanted allow slavery in their state in 1854?
a) Missouri
b) Ohio
c) Hawaii
d) Nebraska

Radical abolitionist who attempted to lead a violent slave revolt. Radical abolitionist who attempted to lead a violent slav
a) John Brown
b) Dred Scott
c) Jefferson Davis
d) Robert E. Lee

Declared slaves were not viewed as citizens but as property, so they had no rights.
a) Kansas-Nebraska Act
b) Fugitive Slave Act
c) Dred Scott Decision
d) Brown v. Board of Ed.

Anti-Slavery Republican elected to the presidency in 1860.
a) Abraham Lincoln
b) Jefferson Davis
c) Robert E. Lee
d) Stephen Douglas

Formal withdrawal of states or regions from a nation.
a) Imperialism
b) Abolitionist
c) Nullification
d) Secession

Eleven Southern states that seceded from the Union after President Lincoln was elected.
a) Articles of Confederation
b) Confederate States of America
c) The Union
d) American States of Confederation

President of the Confederate States of America.
a) Robert E. Lee
b) Thomas Jefferson
c) Jefferson Davis
d) Abraham Lincoln

A person who wanted to end slavery (choose the best answer).
a) Confederate
b) Abolitionist
c) Suffagette
d) Patriot

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