The political consequences of the Kansas-Nebraska Act included the
a. organization of the Know-Nothing party.
b. splitting of the Democratic party.
c. revival of a unified Whig party in the North and South.
d. swift organization and popular rise of the Republican party in the North and West.
e. rise of the Free Soil party.
Question 2
The main reason that Puritan churches were struggling in the early eighteenth century was because
a. parishioners found their theological doctrines too elaborate.
b. parishioners thought that ministers had gone too soft in their preaching.
c. church members embraced the notion of predestination.
d. they banned their predominantly female membership from any leadership positions.
e. the Anglican Church successfully competed for church members.
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