US Politics and Slavery in the 1820s
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US Politics and Slavery in the 1820s

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What happened to slavery in the early 1820s in the United States?

  • It was abolished.
  • It gained more national attention.
  • It briefly receded from the nation's attention. (correct)
  • It expanded into new territories.
  • What was a consequence of leaders attempting to address old inequalities of wealth and power?

  • An increase in economic equality.
  • A decrease in national unity.
  • Many pandered to a unity under white supremacy. (correct)
  • A decline in white supremacy.
  • What changed by the last half of the 1820s?

  • Slavery appeared even more threatening. (correct)
  • Slavery was abolished.
  • White supremacy began to decline.
  • The nation's attention turned to other issues.
  • What was a characteristic of the politics of the time?

    <p>They grew more democratic.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was attacked by leaders as politics grew more democratic?

    <p>Old inequalities of wealth and power.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Shift in Politics and Slavery

    • As politics became more democratic, leaders targeted existing wealth and power disparities.
    • However, many leaders promoted unity under the ideology of white supremacy while addressing these inequalities.
    • Slavery momentarily faded from national attention in the early 1820s.
    • By the latter half of the 1820s, slavery regained attention, appearing more menacing than before.

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    This quiz covers the shift in US politics during the 1820s, addressing wealth and power disparities, white supremacy, and the re-emergence of slavery as a national issue.

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