Question

john c. calhoun
question 27
choose
wrote a book about his life as a slave.
lead the \f\ street mess.
wrote the literary work, nature.
wrote, the clay compromise measures – but was too sick to deliver them to the senate.
wrote the literary work, civil disobedience.
a slave-owner from tennessee who was elected to congress and ultimately president of the united states.
a great war hero who became president of the united states.
__________ issued what ultimately came to be known as the \spot

Explanation:

John C. Calhoun was involved in the Compromise of 1850 efforts. The option "Wrote, The Clay Compromise Measures – but was too sick to deliver them to the Senate" matches his role as he worked on the Clay Compromise (also called the Compromise Measures) and was ill when it came to presenting it. Other options: writing about slave life (not him), leading "F" Street Mess (incorrect), "Nature" (Emerson), "Civil Disobedience" (Thoreau), Tennessee slave - owner president (Polk), war hero president (e.g., Jackson or others, not Calhoun).

Answer:

Wrote, The Clay Compromise Measures – but was too sick to deliver them to the Senate.