Unit 5 CUA Review

Front

Using the map, which statement describes how the number of railroads are different? The climate was better in the North. The rivers were better in the North. There were more schools in the North. There were more industries in the North.

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There were more industries in the North

Front

What is the reason more immigrants went to the North than to the South?

Back

to work in a factory job

Front

What is being described in the image shown?

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The South greatly used cotton trade and the river system for travel.

Front

Who is greatly associated with the Underground Railroad?

Back

Harriet Tubman

Front

The person in the image shown brought attention to the abolitionist movement by...

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writing for the anti-slavery newspaper "The North Star".

Front

How would you describe the abolitionist, Sojourner Truth?

Back

She spoke for women and slave's rights.

Front

What is the main reason for southerners did not support the novel, "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?

Back

It showed southerners as harsh owners of slaves.

Front

Which of the following was a result of the "Dred Scott v. Sanford" decision? Southerners became angry by the federal government's dismissal of state's rights. Northerners were upset about the growth of slavery into western territories. Abraham Lincoln became nationally known by the decision he wrote. Stephen Douglas changed his belief in popular sovereignty.

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Northerners were upset about the growth of slavery into western territories.

Front

Which of the following would be the best title for the map showing the new boundary line and the new states being added to the Union? Missouri Compromise, Kansas-Nebraska Act, Fugitive Slave Law, Dred Scott Decision

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Missouri Compromise

Front

Which of the following was an effect of the Kansas-Nebraska Act? The South argued for a Fugitive Slave Law to bring back slaves who ran away., The Supreme Court decided that slaves were not citizens of the United States., Slavery was not able to expand West., Those for and against slavery settlers fought over control of Kansas.

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Those for and against slavery settlers fought over control of Kansas.