What was something that the west had to think about to join the north or south opinion
What is Slavery
100
Man speaking in the great Debate for Calhoun
Robert Young Hayne
100
How old was Abraham Lincoln when he moved his family to Illinois?
21
100
Who is the grandson of Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
200
This presidents inauguration was the first to be photographed.
Who is James Buchanan
200
What is the definition of slavery?
Slavery is a system in witch people are treated as property to be bought and sold and are forced to work.
200
Hayne asked this part of the country to join the south
The West
200
Who wrote "My Country 'Tis of Thee"
Samuel F. Smith
200
What as the compromise in 1820 that made Maine the 23rd state
The Missouri Compromise
300
The First president to take over when a president died.
What is John Tyler
300
Who was trying to convince everybody else that slavery was good.
John Calahoun
300
The man supporting the north and the union
Daniel Webster
300
What did Robert Hayne become after he retired being a senator
Governor of South Carolina
300
Who was James Polk's Secretary of State
James Buchanan
400
The First president to be born an american citizen.
Martin Van Buren
400
What president and vice president argued about slavery.
John calohoun And Andrew Jackson
400
What was President Jackson's opinion on the debate
He greatly opposed his Vice president.
400
Who was the only Bachelor president
James Buchanan
400
Which President was Sometimes refered to as "His Accidency"
President Tyler
500
Who are the president's from 8 to 15
Martin buren William Harrison, John Tyler, James Polk, Zachary Taylor, Millard Filmore, Franklin Peirce, James Buchanan
500
Name a President from the north who agreed with slavery
Franklin Pierce
500
What was the great Debate Of 1830 About?
The southern states wanted to leave the union and be a separate nation or give more power to the states the north wanted a more national government together
500
How many States where in 1790 America
13
500
Who was a young Farmer from Tennessee who changed his opinion on slavery