History asap!
question 1
what impact were the north and south concerned about if slavery was eliminated?

a( that slaves would rebel and overthrow their masters

b( the political impact on state governments

c( how ending slavery would affect the economy

d( what would happen to freed slaves

question 2
what was the impact of the fugitive slave act and the publication of uncle tom's cabin on the north?

a( more northerners started to own slaves

b( they personalized slavery and increased the drive of the abolitionist movement to prevent it from expanding west

c( southern plantation owners realized slavery was immoral and moved north

d( many northerners called for succession to leave the union because they were too different from the south.

question 3
what was the result of the kansas-nebraska act?

a( slavery expanding into new territories won in the mexican war

b( the death of senator charles sumner of massachusetts.

c( peace agreements between the free-soilers and pro-slavery settlers

d( popular sovereignty led to corrupted elections, violence, and political chaos.

question 4
what supreme court decision overturned both the missouri compromise and popular sovereignty when it ruled that the us government cannot restrict slavery in territories?

a( dred scott v. sanford

b( marbury v. madison

c( lincoln v. douglas

d( garrison v. brown

question 5
what was the significance of the lincoln-douglas debates?

a( they highlighted the strengths of both the democratic and republican parties

b( they energized people against slavery on moral grounds

c( they highlighted the issues related to slavery and brought lincoln into the national spotlight

d( they brought together two outstanding speakers that were largely in agreement on the issues

question 6
what led to the creation of the republican party?

a( several northern antislavery coalitions joined together

b( the desire to make investments to manufacturing jobs in the south

c( attempting to make states more economically responsible

d( wanting to connect southerners under a pro-slavery platform