When it came to the issue of the extension of slavery, President James K. Polk favored

A. the Wilmot Proviso.
B. an extension of the Missouri Compromise.
C. Free Soil.
D. abolitionism.
E. popular sovereignty.


Answer: B

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The preliminary Emancipation Proclamation freed:

A) all American slaves. B) all slaves in the North. C) slaves in the border states. D) slaves that had joined the Union Army. E) all slaves within rebel territory.

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The Niagara Movement of the early twentieth century is best characterized as

a. a broad-based movement for social change. b. a small group which sought support primarily from the most educated blacks. c. the first organization founded specifically to protect and expand blacks’ rights. d. a grass-roots movement originating from the bottom-up.

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Discuss the contest between Union and Confederate forces in the New Mexico Territory, and examine the war against Indians in the Great Plains and Far West.

What will be an ideal response?

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