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Weegy: Ralph Waldo Emerson impacted American society by: He led the transcendentalist movement. User: Which state was a part of the Louisiana Purchase? A. Maine B. Kansas C. Utah D. West Virginia Weegy: Kansas was a part of the Louisiana Purchase. User: How did the Seminole tribe resist government authority? A. They fought a war against the United States. B. They brought a case to the Supreme Court. C. They fled deeper into the West. D. They peacefully accepted government treaties. Weegy: The Seminole tribe resisted government authority by: They fought a war against the United States. User: The appeal of the West was that many Americans wanted A. war. B. land. C. gold. D. peace. (More)

Weegy: Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to Jefferson. User: Who won the election of 1796? A. John Adams B. Alexander Hamilton C. Aaron Burr D. Thomas Jefferson Weegy: John Adams won the election of 1796. User: What did George Stephenson invent? A. The steam locomotive B. The cotton gin C. The sewing machine D. The telegraph Weegy: George Stephenson invented the steam locomotive. (More)

Weegy: It declared slaves to be in bondage even in free states or territories. -is why abolitionists were outraged by the Dred Scott Supreme Court decision. User: What was one of President Lincoln's major frustrations early in the Civil War? A. Overly aggressive military leaders B. Lack of aggressive military leadership C. Too many railroads to defend effectively D. Lack of manpower Weegy: Lack of aggressive military leadership was one of President Lincoln's major frustrations early in the Civil War. User: What was the goal of supporters of Manifest Destiny? A. To have the United States control territory from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans B. To limit the number of immigrants coming into the United States C. To have the United States conquer Canada D. To abolish slavery in the United States (More)

Weegy: A goal of the Border Ruffians during the time of "Bleeding Kansas" was to vote illegally for a pro-slavery government in Kansas. User: What was the idea behind popular sovereignty in the mid-1800s? A. Allowing slaves the rights to own property and vote B. Allowing all Americans to vote for the president C. Allowing newly added territories to the United States to decide for themselves their own form of government D. Allowing newly added territories to the United States decide for themselves the slavery issue (More)