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Question 11 pts

Which of the options best describes the violent conflict you read about in this lesson?

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All of the options describe a violent conflict read about in this lesson.

Abraham Lincoln was the first president to be assassinated.

The Fugitive Slave Act was not enforced which led to widespread fights across the country.

Kansas erupted with violence between pro-slavery Americans and anti-slavery Americans.

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Question 21 pts
Which of the following options best describes an election you read about in this lesson?

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The Whig Party was dissolved.

Abraham Lincoln was the first Whig elected to office.

The Fugitive Slave Act played an important role in the Election of 1852.

Franklin Pierce lost the election of 1852 because he was opposed to the Fugitive Slave Act.

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Question 32 pts
Which of the following options best describes what you learned about Stephen Douglas in this lesson? Select all that apply

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Douglas was an excellent debater except when he faced Abraham Lincoln.

Douglas lost the presidential election to Franklin Pierce.

Douglas wanted to extend a railroad to the Pacific Ocean.

Douglas created the Kansas-Nebraska Act.

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Question 1: Which of the options best describes the violent conflict you read about in this lesson?

  • Answer: Kansas erupted with violence between pro-slavery Americans and anti-slavery Americans.

Question 2: Which of the following options best describes an election you read about in this lesson?

  • Answer: The Fugitive Slave Act played an important role in the Election of 1852.

Question 3: Which of the following options best describes what you learned about Stephen Douglas in this lesson? Select all that apply

  • Answer:
    • Douglas was an excellent debater except when he faced Abraham Lincoln.
    • Douglas wanted to extend a railroad to the Pacific Ocean.
    • Douglas created the Kansas-Nebraska Act.

(Note: "Douglas lost the presidential election to Franklin Pierce" is incorrect, as Douglas did not lose to Pierce; in fact, Pierce won the election of 1852.)