Which of these helped to further the Westward Expansion in the United States after 1865?A) California Gold Rush
B) Abolition of Slavery
C) Transcontinental Railroad
D) Lewis and Clark Expedition

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Answer 1
Answer: C) Transcontinental Railroad
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

C

Explanation:

c. Transcontinental Railroad


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Who were the Molly Maguires?Select one:
a. Irish coal miners
b. Russian strikebreakers
c. German steelworkers
d. Chinese railway workers

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The correct answer is A. The Molly Maguires were an Irish secret society of the 19th century active in Ireland, Liverpool and the USA. This secret society was born in Ireland, among sharecroppers fighting against exploitation by their owners. Mostly known for their activism among the Irish immigrant coal miners in Pennsylvania, after some violent incidents twenty of them were condemned to the gallows in 1877 and 1878.

Molly Maguires were Irish coal miners.

Molly Maguires were mostly based in Pennsylvania in the coal fields/mines. Although, many members of the group were executed or arrested due to many crimes such as murder and kidnapping.

Why was popular sovereignty so well-supported as a just and fair way to settle the slavery question? It seemed to have worked well in the Compromise of 1850. It allowed citizens of a territory to decide the slave issue. It allowed Congress to have some input into the political events in territories. It gave people a chance to let the Federal government decide for them.

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The correct answers are A)  It seemed to have worked well in the Compromise of 1850 and B) It allowed citizens of a territory to decide the slave issue.

Popular sovereignty was o well-supported as a just and fair way to settle the slavery question in that it seemed to have worked well in the Compromise of 1850 and it allowed citizens of a territory to decide the slave issue.

The political confrontation between free states and non-free states was one of the biggest political issues of that time. Southerners knew that their economy was based on slavery to produce crops in their plantations. That is why they opposed so much to the Northern abolitionist ideas. So popular sovereignty was the concept that allowed to settle the slavery issue in the United States at least, momentarily, in that the citizens were the ones that should have to decide.

Popular Sovereignty was well supported because the southerners argued that it wasn't fair for the south if the North was able to abolish slavery, why couldn't the south do it. It could also have started the Civil War earlier; the North and south were on the brink of war. The compromise of 1850 compromised admitting the state California into the Union, as a free state. What the south got out of that the North had to hunt down and bring back runaway slaves. Because of this decision, Northern Abolitionists were deeply upset from what Congress had done, AKA the House of Representatives and the Senate. This would later start fights in Congress. This also led South Carolina seceding from the Union.(Secession is when a state unlawfully breaks away from a country or province. This also led to the rest of the south except the state of Missouri to secede, and led to Emancipation Proclamation made and announced by the president at the time, President Abraham Lincoln. Also it led to his assassination of him, by John Wilkes Booth, a southerner Confederate. He was later found in a barn, then shot and killed. This led to inauguration of Vice President Andrew Johnson. Which also started Reconstruction; the 10 percent plan by Lincoln, the Wade Davis Bill, and the Radical Republicans. It also led to the black codes and the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendment.





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The painting method that Warhol used most often was _____.oil on canvas
watercolor
silk screen
objects glued to the surface of the canvas

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Andy Warhol (1928 - 1987) is a key figure of the subcultural art movement Pop Art, which happened in America in the 1950s and 1960s.  He is also one of the founders and facilitators of the New York underground meeting place "Factory", where underground artists of all industries, artists, musicians, poets gathered. Popular art based on mass production, receptive to everyone, was his obsession.  He created images of celebrities, in pop art manner and was known for that. His favorite painting technique was a silk screening, which is a form of template, which uses a pattern or design on a surface consisting of a thin sheet of cardboard, metal or other material that is carved out.

The answer is silk screen.

Answer:

C. Silk Screen

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What were the consequences of religious schism?

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A religious schism is a division between people who considered themselves to be of one faith before the schism itself. There have been multiple religious schisms in history, each with their own specific consequences. Examples of such schisms in Christianity include the schism of Eastern orthodoxy from Western catholicism (which is usually dated at around 1054) or the Great schism in the Western papacy from 1378 to 1417.

Why do some fear the Bill of Rights might endanger rights more that protect them? How did the bill of rights deal with this point?

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In the Bill of Rights some people might think it is endangering rights because it limits them. The Bill of Rights says we have freedom of speech: however, we can't say something that could offend others. that is a limit on our freedom of speech.

The Columbian Exchange promoted the Commercial Revolution in Europe by

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increasing demand for skilled labor.