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"Bleeding Kansas" was a result of
A rebellion against British troops
Northern opposition to tariffs
Fighting over slavery in new territories
Economic hardship from war debt
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Jackson’s response to Worcester v. Georgia showed that he
Respected the Court’s authority
Supported Native American rights
Ignored the Supreme Court’s decision
Resigned in protest
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The Supreme Court case Worcester v. Georgia ruled that
Native Americans could not own land
The Indian Removal Act was legal
States could nullify federal laws
Georgia had no authority over Cherokee lands
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The Underground Railroad helped enslaved people by
Providing secret escape routes to freedom
Sending petitions to Congress
Starting open rebellions
Selling land in the West
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The expansion of slavery became a national issue due to
Lower taxes for plantations
Decreased cotton production
Supreme Court restrictions
New western lands needing decisions on slavery
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The Republican Party was formed to
Repeal the Missouri Compromise
Support lower taxes for farmers
Back the Dred Scott decision
Oppose the spread of slavery to new territories
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Secession means
Leaving the United States
Creating new military branches
Voting to limit tariffs
Reforming state constitutions
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President Andrew Jackson opposed the National Bank because he
Supported foreign ownership of banks
Thought it helped small farmers
Believed it favored the wealthy elite
Wanted to increase its power
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The abolition movement focused on
Ending slavery in the United States
Passing voting laws for immigrants
Expanding the Constitution
Balancing trade with the South
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Abraham Lincoln believed his main goal was to
Promote Western settlement
End states’ rights forever
Preserve the Union above all else
Abolish slavery in all states
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The Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed settlers to
Remove federal law enforcement
Vote on whether to allow slavery
Choose new governors directly
Ban all slavery in the West
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The Nullification Crisis showed that
Courts could override elections
States might try to ignore federal laws
Slavery was ending peacefully
Congress had no power to tax
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The Dred Scott decision ruled that
Slaves had full legal rights
All states must allow slavery
Free blacks could vote in all elections
Enslaved people were considered property
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