A) Businesses wanted enslaved people to build factories.
B) Souther farmers wanted more enslaved people to produce cotton
C) The government wanted enslaved people to pay taxes
D) Factory owners wanted enslaved people to build machines

A) Fredrick Douglass
B) Stephen Douglass
C) William Loyd Garrison
D) Sojourner Truth

A) A train that took people from one end of the U.S. to another
B) An underground passage way used by slaves
C) A train that slaves rode when they wanted to go north
D) A series of escape routes and hiding places that brought slaves out of the South.

A) Dred Scott had to move west.
B) Dred Scott was no longer a slave
C) Dred Scott was free to live where he wanted.
D) Dred Scott was property and not a citizen

A) The Confederacy fired on Fort Sumter
B) The Republican Party was created.
C) Lincoln was elected president
D) Stephen Douglass won the debates

A) Illinois
B) Indiana
C) Kansas
D) Kentucky

A) Louisiana
B) Georgia
C) Massachusetts
D) South Carolina

A) Slavery became even more important to the South's economy.
B) Abraham Lincoln became president of the United States.
C) Southern states passed laws to control both enslaved and free blacks
D) John C. Calhoun became president of the United States of America

A) the unfair treatment of particular groups.
B) loyalty to one's own section of the country.
C) to free
D) someone who joined the movement to end slavery

A) Abraham Lincoln
B) Jonh C. Calhoun
C) Eli Whitney
D) Jefferson Davis