Question

Slavery was defended for many reasons in the 1800s. Which opinion best explains why some citizens of free states might support slavery?

Slaves were needed to build railroads and new cities in the west.
Escaped slaves should not be protected by the governments of free states.
New states should be able to choose whether slavery would be legal or not.
Southern agriculture was too important to the U.S. economy to lose slave labor.

Answer 1

The one you seek is the one that is the final.

Answer 2

what about this
Nat Turner and John Brown were executed by the government for violent acts, but were heroes to many Americans. Which statement best explains why many Americans admired them?

Both men freed many slaves before they died.
Both men rebelled against unpopular state governments.
Both men fought against slavery and paid with their lives.
Both men inspired harsher laws for dealing with runaway slaves.

Answer 3

Farming was a big thing so lots of people had land but didnt want to farm it. What do you do when you want to have something done with out doing it yourself you" Have someone do it" They supported slaves to make more profit and more food.

Answer 4

The one between the two even numbers is what you seek.

Answer 5

It is the second of the odd numbers.

Answer 6

D
is my opinion

Answer 7

the first one is d it makes sense since african americans were hard workers on the farm and the third one makes sense too thanks ^^

Answer 8

Actually, it is the third you must look to.

Answer 9

can you help me with some more?

Answer 10

Sure.

Answer 11

The trail lines on the map above represent the trails taken by pioneers migrating to the West. What was the likely effect of these trails on the western regions?

Over time, development occurred all along the trails not just at the end.
The trails had little impact on the regions and quickly disappeared after the rush.
Along the way, settlers destroyed the land and polluted all the natural resources.
Once they reached the end, settlers returned to various points along the trail they liked better.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

Seek the first of these answers.

Answer 14

Which sentence best describes the two main factors that caused conflict between Native Americans and white settlers?

Native Americans did not want to be under American rule, and they did not want to join its military.
Native Americans did not want to change their culture, and they did not want to give up their land.
Native Americans did not want to give up their gold, and they did not want to teach the Europeans to hunt.
Native Americans did not want dress like Europeans, and they did not want to teach their children how to read or write.

Answer 15

Seek the first of the even numbers.

Answer 16

Which event most likely made the state of Georgia more anxious to remove the Cherokee tribe from their homeland?

The discovery of gold in Georgia
An outbreak of smallpox within the tribe
Help given to runaway slaves by the Cherokee tribe
A surge of Spanish missionaries into the tribe

Answer 17

The first of the odd numbers.

Answer 18

In the map shown above, what does the small region below the Mexican Cession represent?

Land gained during a revolt against Mexico known as the Bear Flag Republic
Land that had not yet been organized by the end of the Mexican-American War
Land gained by the United States as a result of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
An area purchased by the United States to settle arguments over money owed to Mexico

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Answer 19

The second of these is what you seek, to my belief.

Answer 20

Thank you oh gosh.

Answer 21

Sten: You're welcome.

Answer 22

Anything else?

Answer 23

yeah I have 10 more

Answer 24

Well, I can handle them.

Answer 25

John Loudon McAdam developed a method for building

engines
boats
canals
roads

Answer 26

@Surana

Answer 27

Hint, it's the only one with an R in it.

Answer 28

Cities grew along railroads and canals because

the government designed the cities
workers could not live anywhere else
settlers could obtain cheap land nearby
there were not enough roads made of tar

Answer 29

The second of the odd numbers.

Answer 30

How did this map change following the Treaty of Washington in 1846?

The Oregon Country was divided between Britain and the United States at the 49th Parallel.
The Oregon Country was split into the Washington and Oregon Territories using the 49th Parallel as the new boundary.
The boundary between the Oregon Country and Mexico was shifted from the 42nd Parallel to the Oregon Trail route.
The portion of the Oregon Country below the 49th Parallel became part of Mexico, while the portion above the 49th Parallel became part of Great Britain.

Answer 31

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Answer 32

The second of the odd numbers.

Answer 33

How were the Monroe Doctrine and the Adams-Onis Treaty similar?

Both were treaties which protected Native American lands.
Both were reasons for the war between the U.S. and Mexico.
Both were actions to expand borders and U.S. influence.
Both were agreements signed between the U.S. and Spain.

Answer 34

The second of the odd numbers is what you must look to.

Answer 35

Which of the following represents the belief used to justify westward expansion of America's borders in the 1800s?

Monroe Doctrine
Manifest Destiny
Adams-Onis Treaty
Missouri Compromise

Answer 36

manifest desitny

Answer 37

Yeah. What they said.

Answer 38

What was a main outcome of the Adams-Onis Treaty?

Texas became a U.S. territory
Florida became a U.S. territory
Texas became a Spanish territory
Florida became a Spanish territory

Answer 39

a

Answer 40

This one would be an even number, specifically the first. Which is it?

Answer 41

b?

Answer 42

no its a how would it be b ?

Answer 43

It is the second answer.

Answer 44

explain ?

Answer 45

The Adams-Onis treaty handed down Florida to America, since Spain was having issues maintaining it as a colony.

Answer 46

while florida was purchased that was not the main outcome

Answer 47

the main oucome was the border that was made after buying trexas

Answer 48

It's still a huge part of it.

Answer 49

texas *

Answer 50

it is a huge part but not the main one

Answer 51

There's no mention of a border in the available answers.

Answer 52

it's florida becoming a u.s territory

Answer 53

Pretty much. Huge part of the treaty.

Answer 54

there might not be a mention of it but us buying texas created what was known as the new border between the u.s and mexico >.>

Answer 55

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Answer 56

wow ok then im done

Answer 57

Yes. That's the correct answer.