Question

1. the south carolina ordinance of nullification (1832) supported the claim that

a. individual states have the right to interpret federal laws.
b. the federal government had the right to impose taxes upon states.
c. the federal government could use the military to enforce its laws.
d. new states entering the union could choose whether or not to allow slavery.

1. the close relationship among the second great awakening, the womens rights movement, and abolitionism is illustrated by the lives of

a. frederick douglass and harriet tubman.
b. sojourner truth and william lloyd garrison.
c. angelina grimke and theodore weld.
d. john brown and abraham lincoln.

1. the underground railroad was operated by a group of ex - slaves and abolitionists who

a. wanted to send escaped slaves to africa.
b. smuggled abolitionist literature into the south.
c. helped escaped slaves flee north to freedom.
d. illegally taught slaves to read and write.

1. as a result of the invention of the cotton gin

Explanation:

Question 9:

The South Carolina Ordinance of Nullification in 1832 was about states' rights to interpret federal laws. It asserted that states could declare federal laws unconstitutional and unenforceable within their borders.

Question 10:

Angelina Grimké and Theodore Weld were involved in the Second Great Awakening, the women's rights movement, and abolitionism. Their lives illustrate the connections among these social - reform efforts.

Question 11:

The Underground Railroad was a network that helped escaped slaves flee north to freedom, operated by ex - slaves and abolitionists.

Answer:

1. a. individual states have the right to interpret federal laws.
2. c. Angelina Grimké and Theodore Weld.
3. c. helped escaped slaves flee north to freedom.