Extra Quiz: Chapter 19
1. Senator Charles Sumner was beaten on the Senate floor after delivering a speech that was:
2. Reactions to the caning of Sumner showed that:
3. Dred Scott sued for his freedom on the grounds that he had lived:
4. The Dred Scott decision ruled that Black Americans, free or enslaved, were:
5. The Dred Scott ruling effectively declared which earlier compromise unconstitutional?
6. Northerners largely reacted to the Dred Scott decision with:
7. The Lecompton Constitution was submitted to Kansas voters under conditions that were:
8. President James Buchanan's stance on the Lecompton Constitution was to:
9. Kansas was finally admitted to the Union in 1861 as a:
10. During the Lincoln-Douglas debates, Lincoln argued that slavery was:
11. Douglas's "Freeport Doctrine" was significant because it:
12. Although Douglas won reelection to the Senate in 1858, the debates mainly benefited:
13. Before his 1859 raid, John Brown had already been involved in the violence of:
14. John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry ultimately:
15. Many northerners reacted to Brown's execution by:
16. White southerners viewed John Brown's raid as proof that:
17. In 1860, the Democratic Party split into factions backing:
18. The Constitutional Union Party in 1860 tried to:
19. Lincoln won the 1860 election primarily because:
20. In much of the South, Lincoln's name in 1860:
21. The first state to secede from the Union after Lincoln's election was:
22. By February 1861, the seceding states had formed the:
23. The Confederacy's first president was:
24. Outgoing President Buchanan's response to secession was to:
25. Chapter 19 as a whole traces the collapse of compromise from Bleeding Kansas through:
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