Author Question: Which political party was Millard Fillmore describing when he referred to a heterogeneous mass that ... (Read 52 times)

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Question 1

Why did the Whig Party appeal to women in the United States during the 1840 campaign?

A) The Whigs promised to give women the right to vote.
B) Southern Whigs were in favor of abolishing slavery.
C) The Whigs promoted family and Christian values.
D) The Whigs were in favor of giving women equal pay for equal work.

Question 2

How does this page of sheet music associating the symbols of a log cabin and a barrel of hard cider to William Henry Harrison during the campaign of 1840 contradict Harrison's background and lifestyle?

A) Harrison was a long-time politician who lived in Washington, D. C., for most of his adult life.
B) Harrison was a strong believer in temperance and did not imbibe liquor.
C) Harrison was born and lived in an urban setting all his life.
D) Harrison was a well-educated member of the elite Virginia planter class.

Question 3

Which political party was Millard Fillmore describing when he referred to a heterogeneous mass that included old national Republicans, Jackson men in revolt, Masons and Anti-Masons, Abolitionists, and pro-Slavery men?

A) Whigs
B) Democrats
C) Workies
D) Anti-Masonics