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Compromise Over Slavery

a fun informative quiz to learn more about the Compromise over slavery

  1.  
    who was one of the main leaders of the Compromise Over Slavery?
    A. Henry Clay B. Stephen A. Douglas C. Daniel Webster D. John C.Calhoun
  2.  
    What was a key part of the Missouri Compromise of 1820?
    A. slavery was abolished in all U.S. territories B. California entered the union as a slave state and Maine as a free state C. Missouri entered the union as a slave state and Maine as a free state D. Fugitive slave act was created
  3.  
    What law let settlers vote on slavery in their territory?
    A. Missouri Compromise B. Fugitive Slave Act C. Compromise of 1850 D. Kansas-Nebraska Act
  4.  
    When was the transatlantic slave trade officially abolished?
    A. 1808 B. 1815 C. 1820 D. 1830
  5.  
    Free soil party opposed the expansion of slavery
    A. false B. true
  6.  
    The Kansas-Nebraska Act permanently banned slavery in Kansas and Nebraska
    A. true B. flase
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a fun informative quiz to learn more about the Compromise over slavery

  1.  
    who was one of the main leaders of the Compromise Over Slavery?
    A. Henry Clay B. Stephen A. Douglas C. Daniel Webster D. John C.Calhoun
  2.  
    What was a key part of the Missouri Compromise of 1820?
    A. slavery was abolished in all U.S. territories B. California entered the union as a slave state and Maine as a free state C. Missouri entered the union as a slave state and Maine as a free state D. Fugitive slave act was created
  3.  
    What law let settlers vote on slavery in their territory?
    A. Missouri Compromise B. Fugitive Slave Act C. Compromise of 1850 D. Kansas-Nebraska Act
  4.  
    When was the transatlantic slave trade officially abolished?
    A. 1808 B. 1815 C. 1820 D. 1830
  5.  
    Free soil party opposed the expansion of slavery
    A. false B. true
  6.  
    The Kansas-Nebraska Act permanently banned slavery in Kansas and Nebraska
    A. true B. flase

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