A) National unity. B) Economic policy. C) Labor rights. D) Foreign relations.
A) 1830 B) 1850 C) 1840 D) 1825
A) Liberty and union, now and forever. B) A government of the people, by the people. C) We hold these truths to be self-evident. D) Give me liberty or give me death.
A) Virginia. B) New York. C) Pennsylvania. D) Massachusetts.
A) Slavery. B) Labor unions. C) Tax reform. D) Women's rights.
A) The Dred Scott Decision. B) The Compromise of 1850. C) The Missouri Compromise. D) The Nullification Crisis.
A) Andrew Jackson. B) William Henry Harrison. C) John C. Calhoun. D) Henry Clay.
A) Engineering. B) Law. C) Agriculture. D) Medicine.
A) Merchant. B) Doctor. C) Teacher. D) Lawyer. |