CIA Review #1

In what year did Congress pass the tariff that led to the Nullification Crisis?

• 1820

• 1828

• 1832

• 1840

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Who was the President of the United States during the Nullification Crisis?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Andrew Jackson

• John Quincy Adams

• James Madison

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Which state feared that the tariff would hurt their economy and voted to nullify it?

• Georgia

• Virginia

• South Carolina

• North Carolina

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Fill in the blank: The Nullification Crisis was temporarily resolved, but the issue of states' rights would continue to be a major ______ in American politics.

• victory

• debate

• law

• failure

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What was the long-term significance of the Nullification Crisis?

• It ended the debate over states' rights

• It led to the Civil War

• It strengthened federal authority

• It weakened the presidency.

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What did the Fugitive Slave Act require all citizens to do?

• Support runaway slaves

• Apprehend runaway slaves

• Ignore runaway slaves

• Protect runaway slaves

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The Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed states to vote if they wanted to be a slave state or a free state. What was this process called?

• Federalism

• Popular sovereignty

• State rights

• Nationalism

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Who was John Brown?

• A) A politician

• B) An abolitionist

• C) A soldier

• D) A scientist

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Who was Nat Turner?

• A slave owner

• An enslaved man and preacher

• A northern abolitionist

• A southern politician

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In what year did Nat Turner lead a slave revolt?

• 1821

• 1831

• 1841

• 1851

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