A) Slavery B) Economic policies C) Foreign relations D) Native American rights
A) Abolitionist from the start B) Pragmatic and evolving C) Indifferent and passive D) Radical and unchanging
A) The Emancipation Proclamation B) The Morrill Act C) The Kansas-Nebraska Act D) The Homestead Act
A) Antietam B) Gettysburg C) Shiloh D) Bull Run
A) The 15th Amendment B) The 14th Amendment C) The 13th Amendment D) The 12th Amendment
A) As an ineffective gesture B) As purely a diplomatic move C) As a response to public pressure D) As both a military and moral measure
A) World War I B) The Louisiana Purchase C) The Civil War D) The Great Depression
A) His personal wealth B) Public opinion and political pressure C) European politics D) His family background |