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A) most of the participants were seasoned miners.
B) a majority of the participants found some quantities of gold.
C) upwards of ninety-five percent of the "Forty-niners" were men.
D) few of the participants ended up staying in California.
E) Chinese immigrants who arrived were unable to find work.
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A) an extension of the Missouri Compromise.
B) popular sovereignty.
C) free soil.
D) abolitionism.
E) the Wilmot Proviso.
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A) intensified the debate over slavery.
B) upset southerners as much as northerners.
C) was readily accepted by northerners in the spirit of compromise.
D) upset southerners as much as northerners, but was readily accepted by northerners in the spirit of compromise.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) experienced frequent Indian attacks, which was a leading cause of death.
B) usually faced trips that lasted between two to three months.
C) rode in wagons much more than they walked on foot.
D) found the journey to be a very collective experience.
E) saw men generally working harder during the trip than women.
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A) the United States provoking Mexico to fight.
B) Mexico provoking the United States to fight.
C) Texas citizens attacking Mexican forces.
D) Mexican forces attacking Americans in California.
E) Texas citizens staging an attack by Mexican forces.
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A) was a victory for General Santa Anna.
B) saw British troops fight alongside Mexican troops.
C) resulted in victory for forces led by Stephen Austin.
D) led to independence for Texas.
E) saw Sam Houston briefly taken prisoner.
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A) westerners in other territories believed they deserved statehood before California.
B) California's entry would upset the nation's numerical balance of free and slave states.
C) most Californians opposed entry into the United States.
D) California adopted a constitution that allowed slavery.
E) lawmakers believed California gold would upset the currency and cause inflation.
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A) it raised the question of whether or not slaves would be used as railroad labor.
B) non-slaveowning northerners and slaveowning southerners could not agree on a route.
C) British banks refused to help fund the project as long as slavery existed in the United States.
D) it raised the question of whether or not slaves would be used as railroad labor, and British banks refused to help fund the projects as long as slavery existed in the U.S.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) readily accepted the treaty.
B) faced criticism for failing to acquire all of Mexico.
C) angrily claimed that Trist had violated his instructions.
D) made plans for a military occupation of Mexico City.
E) became concerned about the expansion of slavery into the new territories.
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