Question 1 (1 point)  define popular sovereignty question 1 options: the right of the people to govern themselves the ability to earn votes the popular choice the right to vote question 2 (1 point)  what legal requirement caused northerners to become an active part of securing slavery? question 2 options: northerners were required to pay taxes that supported slavery northerners were required to end all abolitionist practices northerners had to return run away slaves to their owners northerners often had to use slaves to transport goods to the south question 3 (1 point)  what were the famous railroad stop speeches called the involved both abe lincoln and stephen douglas? question 3 options: the great debate the douglas-lincoln debates the lincoln-douglas debates the popular sovereignty debates question 4 (1 point)  stephen douglas beat abe lincoln for the illinois senate set, when would these two candidates face each other again? question 4 options: two years later they would both run for the same senate seat two years later they would both run for a set in the house of representatives two years later they would both run for president two years later they would both retire from politics and work on the same farm question 5 (1 point)  in 1860 abe lincoln was elected president of the united states, at that point, how many states had already seceded (left) the union? question 5 options: 5 7 12 14 question 6 (1 point)  how many americans died in the us civil war? question 6 options: 620,000 1,000,000 2,700,00 4,300,000 question 7 (1 point)  what was the main issue of the us civil war? question 7 options: states rights slavery taxes economic hardship question 8 (1 point)  how many states made the confederate states of america? question 8 options: 7 9 11 14 question 9 (1 point)  what was another name used to describe the southerns? question 9 options: southies rebels yankee's overseeers question 10 (1 point)  what was the result of the dred scott case of 1857? question 10 options: the supreme court ruled that african americans did not have the rights of citizens the supreme court ruled that african americans had the right to vote the supreme court ruled that slavery did not follow the principles set fourth in the us constitution the supreme court ruled that african americans had the same rights as any us citizen.