The physical and social conditions of slavery were harshest in
a. Maryland.
b. Virginia.
c. South Carolina.
d. Massachusetts.
e. Pennsylvania.
Question 2
In his quest for California, President James K. Polk
a. advocated war with Mexico from the beginning.
b. argued strongly for annexation, because Americans were the most numerous people in the area.
c. was motivated by his knowledge of gold deposits there.
d. sought British help to persuade Mexico to sell the area to the United States.
e. first advocated buying the area from Mexico.
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