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3. South Carolina’s concern over the federal policy regarding tariffs is known as the what crisis? Nullification Crisis

4. My plan at Harpers Ferry was to start a slave rebellion. Who am I? John Brown

5. When people decide on an issue – usually through voting – what is this known as? Popular Sovereignty

6. Put the following events in the right order: 1. Dred Scott v. Sandford 2. John Brown’s Raid 3. Missouri Compromise 4. William Lloyd Garrison and the Liberator 3 – 4 – 1 - 2

7. “I know no North, no South, no East, no West….” -Henry Clay Clay was very committed to what? National Unity

8. Final authority to interpret the US Constitution became an issue in the civil war. In the debate it was argued that this right belonged to who? National Government or the States

9. I was a law that John C Calhoun opposed. The North loved me, the South hated me. What law am I? Tariff of Abominations

10. This act authorized the arrest of escaped slaves in states where slavery was illegal. Fugitive Slave Act of 1850

11. Frederick Douglas Harriet Beecher Stowe William Lloyd Garrison What do each of these individuals have in common? They were all abolitionists

12. I repealed the Missouri Compromise. What law am I? Kansas-Nebraska Act

13. Who revealed the cruelties of slavery and in what book? Harriett Beecher Stowe in Uncle Tom’s Cabin

14. I allowed slavery into new territories and I prohibited Congress from outlawing slavery in territories. What case am I from? Dred Scott v. Sandford

15. I was the 1 st state to secede? South Carolina

16. In 1860 slavery in the South could be described how? (where was it most common) Most common in areas with high cotton production

17. How did John Brown feel about African Americans? He loved and accepted them. He was an abolitionist.

18. True or False President Lincoln was firmly against secession. TRUE