Exam 13: Manifest Destiny an Empire for Liberty or Slavery

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The one issue in the Compromise of 1850 that clearly favored the South was

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The religious prophet and founder of the Mormons was

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The Compromise of 1820 was vague on the issue of slavery in the territories acquired by the Louisiana Purchase.

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The term manifest destiny refers to the belief that

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"Conscience Whigs" refers to those members of the party that most vigorously opposed the war with Mexico.

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Most of the 49ers who rushed to California agreed with Free Soilers.

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California's population increased dramatically in the late 1840s due to the

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Although the territorial legislatures of Utah and New Mexico legalized slavery, few slaves were brought there.

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Attempts to enact the new Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 made little or no impression on northerners.

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The United States increased its size by percent between 1845 and 1848.

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The person who articulated the concept of Manifest Destiny was John L. Sullivan.

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In 1850, southerners were most upset by the

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The central theme of Uncle Tom's Cabin is

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As a result of the discovery of gold in California,_____________ became booming hub of Pacific trade.

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During the first year of the California gold rush 5,000 people died in a cholera epidemic.

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Anthony Burns

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Opponents of the Mexican War

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The Wilmot Proviso sought to prevent slavery and involuntary servitude in the territories acquired from Mexico after the Mexican War.

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Manifest Destiny was universally popular throughout the United States.

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The Free Soil Party candidate for President in 1848 was_____________.

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