APUSH Period 5 Strive for a 5 Multiple Choice

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Question 1

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In the above passage (Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1851), Emerson is critical of which act as being "this filthy enactment"?
Answer
  • The designation of an arbitrary dividing line between slave and free states
  • An act allowing Congress to upset the balance of power in the Senate in favor of slave states
  • Federal law requiring states to assist in the capture and return of slaves
  • A Supreme Court decision that prevent Congress from banning slavery in the territories

Question 2

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The above passage (Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1851) could be construed as encouraging northern states to
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  • emancipate slaves
  • violate federal law
  • oppose the restrictions on the discussion of slavery in the U.S. House of Representatives
  • violate personal liberty laws

Question 3

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The act referenced above (Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1851) was part of a compromise to
Answer
  • allow Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state.
  • allow a southern route for a transcontinental railroad.
  • allow California to enter the Union as a free state.
  • end the threat of southern states nullifying the protective tariff.

Question 4

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The above letter (Abraham Lincoln to Horace Greeley) helps to best explain which of the following?
Answer
  • The Emancipation Proclamation
  • The ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment
  • The establishment of the Freedmens' Bureau
  • Congressional Reconstruction

Question 5

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The Emancipation Proclamation was most designed to
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  • free all slaves
  • prevent a British alliance with the Confederacy
  • spur on enlistments in the Union army
  • end slavery in the border states

Question 6

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Which of the following was NOT a result of the Civil War?
Answer
  • The theory of perpetual union was validated.
  • The South became the industrial center of the nation by 1877.
  • Wartime legislation encourage westward expansion.
  • The Republican Party dominated the presidency until 1884.

Question 7

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The Mexican-American War resulted in
Answer
  • Texas being annexed by the United States
  • the elimination of slavery west of the Mississippi.
  • the breaking of U.S. diplomatic relations with Spain.
  • renewed debate over the expansion of slavery

Question 8

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The territory that the United States gain as a result of the Mexican-American War
Answer
  • led to the division of Kansas and Nebraska into separate territories.
  • entered the Union slave free as a result of the Wilmot Proviso.
  • was largely unsuited to slavery.
  • put to rest the idea that popular sovereignty was a workable means of governing the extensions of slavery into the territories

Question 9

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The Mexican-American War and its aftermath led most directly to which of the following?
Answer
  • A northern majority in the legislative branch
  • Completion of the transcontinental railroad
  • An easing of sectional tension
  • Secession of South Carolina from the Union

Question 10

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The Republican Party platform of 1860 was an indication that the party
Answer
  • supported the abolition of slavery.
  • sought to broaden its appeal to include southerners.
  • maintained the fundamental principles on which it was founded.
  • was moving toward a more nativist stance.

Question 11

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The Republican Party platform of 1860 attempted to broaden its appeal to include
Answer
  • northern manufacturing interests.
  • a southern route for a transcontinental railroad.
  • support for filibustering expeditions into Latin America.
  • Know-Nothing supporters who had cost them the election of 1856.

Question 12

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The most immediate result of Lincoln's election in 1860 was that
Answer
  • attempts at compromise were abandoned.
  • the Civil War began.
  • South Carolina seceded from the Union.
  • the Emancipation Proclamation was made public.
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