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1、 B、Free Blacks:  Slaves Without Masters' 剪貼板 ' 是Many free blacks settled in New Orleans.  In the South, the free blacks were prohibited from having certain jobs and forbidden from testifying against whites in court.  They were known as the "3rdRaceC."  、

2、9;剪貼板In the North, the free blacks as individuals were hated more than in the South.  直到將它們刪除替換或者退出WINDOWS才消失  Plantation SlaveryD、Because the price of "'ALT+PRINT SCREEN" (slaves was so high, slaves were smuggled into the South despite the importation of African slaves into

3、American ended in 1808.  Most slaves were the offspring of slaves already in America.Planters regarded slaves as major investments. 、需對(duì)磁盤上的文件進(jìn)行復(fù)制、( Life Under the Lash,只要利用鼠標(biāo)就可輕松地完成所有操作。"Black Belt"- region where most slaves were concentrated; stretched from South Carolina and Ge

4、orgia into Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana.ABlacks managed to sustain family life in slavery.  B 、 Blacks molded their own distinctive religious forms from a mixture of Christian and African elements. C  D 、 The Burdens of Bondage Slaves were not permitted to read because reading broug

5、ht ideas and ideas brought discontent.3Slavery in the South was known as the "peculiar institution."）后，屏幕上顯示結(jié)果變化描敘錯(cuò)誤的是(  Early AbolitionismA 、American Colonization Society- founded in 1817; focused on transporting the blacks back to Africa.B、該文件夾的下級(jí)文件夾顯示的窗口右部 The Second Great Awakenin

6、g inflamed the hearts of many abolitionists against the sin of slavery.CTheodore Dwight Weld American Slavery As It IsD、窗口右部顯示的該文件夾的下級(jí)文件夾消失Radical Abolitionism、下面哪些是保護(hù)私人數(shù)據(jù)在Internet 上得以安全傳送的措施： William Lloyd Garrison - wrote a militantly anti-slavery newspaper The Liberator ; publicly burned a copy o

7、f the Constitution. ASojourner Truth經(jīng)由網(wǎng)絡(luò)上的安全協(xié)議發(fā)送內(nèi)容 B、- lectured widely for abolitionism; looked to politics to end slavery.  C建立防火墻 D、使用數(shù)字標(biāo)簽 nullification crisis of 1832 caused the voice of white southern abolitionism to be silenced.、當(dāng)我們以web頁(yè)面預(yù)覽方式瀏覽幻燈片時(shí)，在瀏覽器窗口可以進(jìn)行的操作有 Gag Resolution。A、大綱瀏覽 B 、

8、幻燈片編輯 The Abolitionist Impact in the NorthD、"Free soilers6、幻燈片放映過(guò)程中，下列說(shuō)法正確的有A、用于做記號(hào)的繪圖筆的顏色可以自由選擇 、The Accession of "Tyler Too"C、, as secretary of state, and Henry Clay, the king of the Whigs and their ablest spokesman in the Senate, were set to control the Presidency.  Before Hen

9、ry Harrison's first term, he contracted pneumonia.  Only 4 weeks into the term, he died.  This hampered Webster and Clay plan.DJohn Tyler- Vice President to Henry Harrison; successor as President following Harrison's death; "Tyler too" a Democrat at heart and contradicted

10、 many of the Whig Party ideas; vetoes Banks of United States; lowered tariff. ( 。When the Whig Party came to power in the presidency, many changes came about.  The first one was financial reform.  The independent treasury system was ended.  A bill for a "Fiscal Bank," w

11、hich would establish a new Bank of the United States went through Congress, but President Tyler vetoed it.  The Whigs presented a "Fiscal Corporation" but the president again vetoed it.、一個(gè)有拼寫錯(cuò)誤的英文單詞 、一個(gè)沒(méi)有被PowerPoint During the 19th Century, there was much hatred of Britain. 

12、 This sparked the "8pps文件時(shí)的結(jié)果是( 。 A、PowerPoint不會(huì)啟動(dòng)B、啟動(dòng)PowerPoint后放映該演示文稿的幻燈片，可以選擇是否以全屏幕方式放映，放映結(jié)束后，自動(dòng)關(guān)閉PowerPoint C、自動(dòng)放映該演示文稿的幻燈片 D、放映結(jié)束后，可以選擇是否關(guān)閉PowerPoint 9、Word中可以導(dǎo)入的圖像文件的格式有( 。 A、GIF(可交換的圖像文件格式 B、BMP(Windows位圖文件 C、Pcx(Pc畫筆 D、WMF(Windows圖元文件 10、關(guān)于“撤消”命令的說(shuō)法正確的有( 。 A、如果編輯幻燈片后改變了主意，可用“撤消”命令取消編輯操

13、作的影響Generals in Mexican-American War:               General Stephen W. Kearny- led 1,700 troops to Santa Fe.               General Zachary Taylor- won

14、 many victories including a great victory over a large Mexican force at Buena Vista ; future President               General Winfield Scott- succeeded in battling his way up to Mexico City by September 1847; 1st choice of Pre

15、sident Abraham Lincoln to lead the Union army in the Civil War.Fighting Mexico for PeaceNicholas P. Trist- chief clerk of the State Department; signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo on February 2, 1848.The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo gave Texas to America and yielded the area stretching westward to

16、 Oregon and the ocean, including California, for a cost of $15 million.  Southerners realized that the South would do well not to want all of Mexico because Mexico was anti-slavery.  The treaty was opposed by those who wanted all of Mexico and those who wanted none of it. Profit and L

17、oss in MexicoThe Mexican War provided field experience for the officers destined to become generals in the Civil War, including Captain Robert E. Lee and Lieutenant Ulysses S. Grant.  The Mexican War brought about the conflict of slavery between the states.  David Wilmot- proposed the amen

18、dment that stated that the territory from Mexico should remain slave-free.  This Wilmot Amendment never passed the Senate because the Southern members did not want to be robbed of possible slave states to arise in the future from the land gain in the Treaty of Guadalupe.Chapter 18 Renewing the

19、Sectional Struggle1848-1854 The Popular Sovereignty PanaceaPopular sovereignty meant that the sovereign people of a territory should determine the statues of slavery.   It was popular with politicians because it was a comfortable compromise between the abolitionists and the slaver-hol

20、ders.At the Democratic National Convention at Baltimore, the Democrats chose General Lewis CassD Political Triumphs for General TaylorThe Whigs , who met in Philadelphia, chose Zachary Taylor as their candidate for presidency.  Taylor did not have an official stance on slavery, but he did

21、own many slaves.  Henry Clay had not been chosen because he had too many enemies. The Free Soil Party emerged.  It was formed by antislavery men of the North, who didn't trust Cass or Taylor.  They supported federal aid for internal improvements.  They argued that with slaver

22、y, wage labor would wither away and with it, the chance for the American worker to own property.Zachary Taylor21 (sworn into office in 1849. "Californy Gold"In 1848, gold was discovered in California.  The rush of people in search of gold in California brought much violence and d

23、isease that the small government in California couldn't handle.  Needing protection, the Californians bypassed the territorial stage of a state, drafted their own Constitution (22in 1849 , and applied to Congress for admission into the Union.  The southerners objected to California'

24、;s admission as a free state because it would be upset the balance of free and slave states in the Senate.  Sectional Balance and the Underground RailroadHarriet Tubman- conductor of the Underground Railroad who rescued hundreds of slaves.In 1850, southerners were demanding a new and strict fug

25、itive-slave law.  (The old fugitive-slave law passed by Congress in 1793 was very weak.  The slave owners rested their argument on the Constitution, which protected slavery. Twilight of the Senatorial GiantsThe 241850 was called to address the possible admission of California to the U

26、nion and threats of secession by southerners.  Known as the "immortal trio," Henry Clay, John Calhoun, and Daniel Webster spoke at the forum.Henry Clay, the "Great Pacificator," proposed a series of compromises.  He suggested that the North enact a stricter fugitive-slave law.  John Calhoun," proposed to leave slavery alone, return runaway slaves, give the South its rights as a minority, and restore the poli