A) The language was so unclear that it was unenforceable.
B) It generated so much negative publicity when enforced.
C) People had not realized that fugitive slaves had to be returned.
D) Fugitive slaves marched in protest against it, attracting attention.
E) California became a free state at the same time, overshadowing the South's benefits.
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A) Emancipation Proclamation
B) Jim Crow laws
C) Reconstruction Acts
D) Gettysburg Address
E) 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution
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A) It flourished due to wartime production.
B) Wartime production balanced out the cost of the war.
C) The numerous casualties shrank the workforce, damaging the economy.
D) The loss of trade with England was more devastating than expected.
E) The lack of Southern cotton shut down the textile industry.
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A) John Brown
B) Frederick Douglas
C) Horace Greely
D) Hinton Helper
E) William Lloyd Garrison
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A) Their freedom did not extend to their children.
B) They received minimal compensation for their years of service.
C) The migrated to the North, where they lived in poverty.
D) Many were forced into contracts that essentially recreated slavery.
E) It was illegal for them to leave the plantations where they were born.
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A) Godey's Lady's Book
B) Lowell Factory Unions
C) The Women's Temperance Association
D) The Daughters of Liberty
E) The Underground Railroad
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A) A Member of the Third House
B) The Yellow Wallpaper
C) Uncle Tom's Cabin
D) The Scarlet Letter
E) The Awakened Age
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A) Not letting former Confederates hold office
B) The refusal to validate Confederate currency
C) Putting the South under martial law
D) Military occupation of the South
E) Arresting members of the Ku Klux Klan
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A) It freed the slaves in the Confederacy.
B) It maintained slavery in the border states.
C) Lincoln wrote it as soon as he entered the White House.
D) It influenced England's willingness to support the South.
E) It was a response to declining abolitionist support.
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A) They were applauded for their willingness to speak publically about the issue.
B) They felt that women would not get the vote until the slaves were free.
C) They would not have been involved in the movement without men recruiting them.
D) They were criticized for speaking in public and often excluded from important meetings.
E) They were largely indifferent to the issue of slavery, focusing instead on women's rights.
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A) Dixiecrats
B) Yellow Dog Democrats
C) Carpetbaggers
D) Scalawags
E) Radical Republicans
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A) The use of canons and other long-distance artillery
B) The total war tactics practiced in Sherman's March to the Sea
C) The conditions at Andersonville Prison
D) Lincoln's efforts to negotiate a peaceful restoration of the South
E) The use of ironclad ships
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A) Indiana
B) Illinois
C) West Virginia
D) Mississippi
E) Alabama
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A) Rewriting state constitutions
B) Creating separate constitutions for each region
C) Allowing the South to secede
D) Banning slavery
E) Maintaining the status quo
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A) They opposed slavery.
B) They were tricked into joining the military upon arriving in the country.
C) It provided food, clothing, and shelter.
D) Immigrants were promoted more rapidly than their native-born counterparts.
E) The Southern aristocracy resembled the oppressive European class they fled from.
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A) The publication of Uncle Tom's Cabin
B) The Compromise of 1850
C) The election of Abraham Lincoln
D) The Dred Scott decision
E) The Fugitive Slave law of 1850
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A) They were often in subordinate roles when working with white leaders.
B) They created abolitionist societies for African Americans.
C) They encouraged free African Americans to gain skilled positions to forward rights.
D) They believed that races needed to be segregated in order to achieve equality.
E) Their presence broke down racial barriers within the movement.
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A) Suffrage for freedmen
B) The Reconstruction Acts
C) The impeachment of President Andrew Johnson
D) Carpetbaggers
E) Black Codes
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A) They saw how it was destroying the class system in the South.
B) They viewed it as a potential affront to their liberty.
C) The African-American population increased, breaking down racial barriers.
D) Slaves only counted for 3/5 of a person, lowering Southern taxes.
E) The South was trying to make slavery legal in the North.
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A) Frederick Douglas
B) John Brown
C) Harriet Jacobs
D) Harriet Tubman
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