How did people in the north react to the fugitive slave law? select one: a. most accepted it as an unavoidable evil to achieve the compromise of 1850 and so followed the law. b. some refused outright to honor it, and some abolitionists actively runaway slaves to evade it. c. few tried to resist the law, and many actually spoke out against those who did as troublemakers and thieves. d. a majority openly denounced the law and found ways to support the underground railroad to canada.

Which statement about the tokugawa shogunate is accurate? a. it was a dynasty established after the shogun defeated kublai khan, and it limited foreign trade in order to protect japanese business interests. b. it was established when leyasu defeated rival warlords; later rulers closed japan to foreign trade to protect japanese culture from western influence. c. ieyasu started the dynasty when he defeated his rivals, brought japan together under more democratic rule, and united the japanese people by restricting foreign trade. d. ieyasu decreed this series of laws to limit trade with foreigners in order to boost local economies and create unity among his people.

How did many delegates from northern states at the constitutionalconvention view slavery?

Thomas jefferson was not afraid to make daring statements in the declaration of independence. what evidence from the text best supports this conclusion?