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monster
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gold
Win 50 points!
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fairy
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baam
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What political party did Abraham Lincoln belong to?
Republican
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What is one thing that that was decided by the Compromise of 1850?
Mexican Cession territories would vote, CA would be free, Fugitive Slave Law to catch runaways
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Why was the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin so important?
It convinced people in the North that slavery was wrong
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What issue was causing sectionalism between the north and south?
Slavery
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Which part of the country voted for Lincoln?
North
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Why did Dred Scott sue for his freedom?
his owner had taken him to a free state
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thief
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How did Kansas and Nebraska decide whether to have slavery?
They voted
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What did the Missouri Compromise decide?
Missouri would be slave, Maine would be free, ban slavery in the northern half of the Louisiana Territory
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What did the south do after Lincoln was elected?
secede
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Why was it a problem when Missouri asked to become a slave state?
It would make the Senate unbalanced
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What was the name of the novel written by Harriet Beecher Stowe?
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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What is one thing the judge decided in the Dred Scott case?
still a slave, slaves are property, slaves aren't citizens and don't have the right to sue in court
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