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When (Time) Kansas-Nebraska Act: of 1854 Where (Location) Kansas-Nebraska Act: In the United States Who or what (Name) Kansas-Nebraska Act: Northern (Free soilers VS. Southern ("Border ruffians") Why (Motivation) Kansas-Nebraska Act: -Created after John C. Calhoun cancelled the Missouri Compromise that kept country from falling apart for 34 years -Created in retaliation when Kansas refused to become a free state What (Action) Kansas-Nebraska Act: -North sent (...

What did the terms of the Missouri Compromise impose on the lands of the Louisiana Purchase? South of latitude 36°30' would be slave, and north of that line would be free. 1. Early opposition to organization of the Kansas-Nebraska region came from Southern states 2. Stephen Douglas proposed creating two territories because he wanted to build a transcontinental railroad 3. Abraham Lincoln _____ the Kansas-Nebraska Act. opposed Who were the Free-Soilers? antislav...

US History I Unit 4 Challenge 2 "I am Wallace Franklin: publisher, editor, reporter, and printer of The California Herald. Over the last years, I have done my best to inform the townspeople of political happenings in the East and South of our nation. I write this at the beginning of my memoir because our young nation is at a crossroads, and I feel it necessary to record events while I am still able. In today’s edition of the newspaper, I am including the image of a painting. As I study...

Kansas and Nebraska Question and Answers 100% Pass The Missouri Compromise prohibited slavery in all new territories? False By 1850, slave states had more senators than free states? False Under the Missouri Compromise, the Kansas and Nebraska territories would not have slavery within their borders. true Why did Americans in the early 1850s want to settle in the land that would become the Kansas and Nebraska territories?Check all of the boxes that apply. Because they wanted the land for farms,...

Kansas and Nebraska 100% correct answer to pass!The main reason the Free-Soilers came to Kansas in the 1800s was to ensure that Kansas voted to become a free state. How did the United States acquire the land that became Kansas and Nebraska? as part of the Louisiana Purchase Congress passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act with the strongest support from Southerners. Which statement best describes the two competing constitutions in Kansas in 1855? The two constitutions took oppo...

US History I Unit 4 Challenge 2 "I am Wallace Franklin: publisher, editor, reporter, and printer of The California Herald. Over the last years, I have done my best to inform the townspeople of political happenings in the East and South of our nation. I write this at the beginning of my memoir because our young nation is at a crossroads, and I feel it necessary to record events while I am still able. In today’s edition of the newspaper, I am including the image of a painting. As I study...

US History I Unit 4 Challenge 2 "I am Wallace Franklin: publisher, editor, reporter, and printer of The California Herald. Over the last years, I have done my best to inform the townspeople of political happenings in the East and South of our nation. I write this at the beginning of my memoir because our young nation is at a crossroads, and I feel it necessary to record events while I am still able. In today’s edition of the newspaper, I am including the image of a painting. As I study...

US History I Unit 4 Challenge 2 "I am Wallace Franklin: publisher, editor, reporter, and printer of The California Herald. Over the last years, I have done my best to inform the townspeople of political happenings in the East and South of our nation. I write this at the beginning of my memoir because our young nation is at a crossroads, and I feel it necessary to record events while I am still able. In today’s edition of the newspaper, I am including the image of a painting. As I study...

US History I Unit 4 Challenge 2 "I am Wallace Franklin: publisher, editor, reporter, and printer of The California Herald. Over the last years, I have done my best to inform the townspeople of political happenings in the East and South of our nation. I write this at the beginning of my memoir because our young nation is at a crossroads, and I feel it necessary to record events while I am still able. In today’s edition of the newspaper, I am including the image of a painting. As I study...

Liberty University HIUS 221 Module Week 7 Mindtap Activities complete solutions correct answers key 10.6 The U.S. War with Mexico Prior to entering a war against Mexico over regional independence and a disputed border, the United States Texas. In spite of insistence by Mexico that its border with Texas lay at the River, Americans fought to set it farther south. Which statements about the Mexican-American War and its aftermath are true? Check all that apply. The war ended at the 184...