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What did the people who refused to sign the petitions believe about the importance of the issue?
What did the people who refused to sign the petitions believe about the importance of the issue?
- They believed it was not important enough to pay attention to (correct)
- They believed it was of great importance
- They believed it was somewhat important
- They believed it was of no importance
Why did the people who did not believe the issue would ever be resolved end up being proven wrong?
Why did the people who did not believe the issue would ever be resolved end up being proven wrong?
- Because they were not aware of the progress being made in Congress
- Because they didn't understand the importance of the issue
- Because they underestimated the determination of the protesters (correct)
- Because they refused to sign the petitions
Which bill was protested against in the same way as the Breckinridge bill?
Which bill was protested against in the same way as the Breckinridge bill?
- The bill to reform healthcare
- The bill to stop the delivery of ice on Sunday (correct)
- The bill to legalize marijuana
- The bill to increase taxes on imported goods
What was the outcome of the protest against the Breckinridge bill?
What was the outcome of the protest against the Breckinridge bill?
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What happened when people realized that the issue had been resolved?
What happened when people realized that the issue had been resolved?
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