Planters in the nineteenth century promoted Christianity in the slave quarters because
A!. they didn't want infidels playing with their children!.
B!. they knew the preachers would bring joy and thus make the slaves happier and live longer!.
C!. they believed that the slaves' salvation was part of their obligation and that religion would make slaves more obedient!.
D!. evangelicals were advocating Christianizing the slaves!.
The precise objectives of John Brown's assault on Harpers Ferry, Virginia, in 1859 remain hazy, but most believe he wanted to
A!. steal arms from the arsenal to take back to New England!.
B!. set up a training camp for militant abolitionists!.
C!. initiate a slave insurrection!.
D!. shut down the federal arsenal so it could no longer manufacture weapons!.
As a result of the 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act,
A!. the nation once again had only one functioning political party!.
B!. the Whigs gained new strength and vitality!.
C!. the nation witnessed the demise of the Whig Party and the eventual rise of a system in which the Democrats dominated the South and the Republican Party was limited to the North!.
D!. the Democrats came to dominate northern politics!.
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