A) fugitive slaves.
B) immigration.
C) popular sovereignty.
D) Native Americans.
E) slavery in general.
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A) was understood as the proper heir to the Federalist Party.
B) argued that southern slave owners were blocking northern progress.
C) was the first party in national politics committed to the abolition of slavery.
D) embraced women's right to vote.
E) opposed westward migration to avoid conflict with Native American tribes.
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A) John C. Calhoun wrote his last speech in support of slavery.
B) The Senate heard arguments from the three great orators of the day-John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster, and Henry Clay-together for the last time.
C) President Taylor attended the proceedings, ready to defend the compromise.
D) The debates lasted several months.
E) The first truly sincere discussions on possible secession took place.
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A) Daniel Webster.
B) John C. Calhoun.
C) Henry Clay.
D) Zachary Taylor.
E) Millard Fillmore.
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A) Did California still have large gold reserves?
B) Would California disrupt the economic equilibrium of the country?
C) Would California enter the Union as a slave state or a free state?
D) Was the country's transportation system prepared to deal with the needs of a state that far from the others?
E) Where could they find another potential state to balance out whatever California decided about slavery?
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A) Disaffected Democrats established the Free Soil Party.
B) Former president Martin Van Buren led the Free Soil Party.
C) Slave owner Zachary Taylor won under the Whig banner.
D) Northern Whigs disliked Zachary Taylor and joined the Free Soil Party.
E) Southern Democrats called for "free soil, free speech, free labor, and free men."
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