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DBQ Practice

Based on this map, state one way the United States government dealt with the issue of slavery in the western territories.

Based on the inscription on this tombstone, state two results of the decision reached by the United States Supreme Court in the Dred Scott case.

Based on this photograph, state an action this group of workers is taking to try to improve their working conditions.

Based on this cartoon, how will the Georgia Child Labor Law help children?

The First Transcontinental Railroad, 1869 According to this map, how did the completion of the first transcontinental railroad benefit economic growth in the United States?

Who does the figure in the picture represent? What does the woman mean when she says “We Can Do It”?

How many United States military personnel died in World War II? Why are no United States civilian deaths indicated on the chart?

What was an internment camp? Why were Japanese Americans put into this type of camp?