The caption reads: "That's you Dad! more Free Soil" We'll rat 'em out yet. Long Life to Davy Wilmot!" 41. The reference to "Davy Wilmot" would most likely relate to which of the following positions. a. Slavery should not be allowed to spread into the territories. b. Slaves are better off in the south than in the immigrant choked cities of the north c. Slaves are property and thus legal everywhere. d. Wilmot secretly supported Polk starting the The Mexican War on behalf of the "slavocracy" This was directly related to the Wilmot Proviso and the development of the Free Soil Party "We are told now …that the Union is threatened with subversion and destruction…If the Union is to be dissolved for any existing reason, it will be dissolved because slavery is interdicted in the ceded territories, because slavery is threatened to be abolished in the District of Columbia, and because fugitive slaves are not returned…to their masters….I am for staying within the Union and fighting for my rights." -Henry Clay, Resolutions on the Compromise of 1850- 42. To which politicians is Clay directing the last line of excerpt? a. Southern politicians like John C. Calhoun who were threatening secession. b. Senators like Daniel Webster who rejected any compromise c. Advocates of popular sovereignty like Lewis Cass and Stephen A. Douglas d. The President, Zachary Taylor Most Northern Whigs and some Democrats such as Daniel Webster were against popular sovereignty. Eventually Webster helped Clay gain support for the compromise when it became clear that war might come otherwise 43. Which part of the Compromise of 1850 was most critical to the South. a. Popular sovereignty in Utah and Nevada b. Ending the Slave trade in Washington DC c. The Federal Fugitive Slave Law d. Admitting California as a Free State. Runaway slaves were costing the south millions in lost revenue. 44. Which part of the Compromise of 1850 was most critical to the North? a. Popular sovereignty in Utah and Nevada b. Ending the Slave trade in Washington DC c. The Federal Fugitive Slave Law d. Admitting California as a Free State. The fact that California had already threatened to form its own nation was further driven by the discovery of gold in 1849 40 or was a slogan that referred to which of the follow: 45. “54 – Fight”
The caption reads: "That's you Dad! more Free Soil" We'll rat 'em out yet. Long Life to Davy Wilmot!" 41. The reference to "Davy Wilmot" would most likely relate to which of the following positions. a. Slavery should not be allowed to spread into the territories. b. Slaves are better off in the south than in the immigrant choked cities of the north c. Slaves are property and thus legal everywhere. d. Wilmot secretly supported Polk starting the The Mexican War on behalf of the "slavocracy" This was directly related to the Wilmot Proviso and the development of the Free Soil Party "We are told now …that the Union is threatened with subversion and destruction…If the Union is to be dissolved for any existing reason, it will be dissolved because slavery is interdicted in the ceded territories, because slavery is threatened to be abolished in the District of Columbia, and because fugitive slaves are not returned…to their masters….I am for staying within the Union and fighting for my rights." -Henry Clay, Resolutions on the Compromise of 1850- 42. To which politicians is Clay directing the last line of excerpt? a. Southern politicians like John C. Calhoun who were threatening secession. b. Senators like Daniel Webster who rejected any compromise c. Advocates of popular sovereignty like Lewis Cass and Stephen A. Douglas d. The President, Zachary Taylor Most Northern Whigs and some Democrats such as Daniel Webster were against popular sovereignty. Eventually Webster helped Clay gain support for the compromise when it became clear that war might come otherwise 43. Which part of the Compromise of 1850 was most critical to the South. a. Popular sovereignty in Utah and Nevada b. Ending the Slave trade in Washington DC c. The Federal Fugitive Slave Law d. Admitting California as a Free State. Runaway slaves were costing the south millions in lost revenue. 44. Which part of the Compromise of 1850 was most critical to the North? a. Popular sovereignty in Utah and Nevada b. Ending the Slave trade in Washington DC c. The Federal Fugitive Slave Law d. Admitting California as a Free State. The fact that California had already threatened to form its own nation was further driven by the discovery of gold in 1849 45. “54 – 40 or Fight” was a slogan that referred to which of the follow:
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