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| | 30. This cartoon says, “That’s you, Dad! More ‘FREE SOIL’. We’ll rot ‘em out yet. Long life to Davy Wilmot” | | 30. This cartoon says, “That’s you, Dad! More ‘FREE SOIL’. We’ll rot ‘em out yet. Long life to Davy Wilmot” |
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| − | Which of the following is true about the above cartoon? | + | Which of the following is true about this cartoon? |
| − | | + | [[Image:Barnburner cartoon.jpg]] |
| − | I. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Democratic Party | + | <br><br>I. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Democratic Party |
| | <br>II. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Whig Party | | <br>II. It depicts the Barnburners, who were anti-slavery advocates who left the Whig Party |
| | <br>III. It was written in the mid-1850s. | | <br>III. It was written in the mid-1850s. |
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| | 35. Please interpret this cartoon by Thomas Nast (the caption at the bottom says, “The Same Old Pirate Afloat Again,” and one plank says, “Democratic Platform”): | | 35. Please interpret this cartoon by Thomas Nast (the caption at the bottom says, “The Same Old Pirate Afloat Again,” and one plank says, “Democratic Platform”): |
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| + | [[Image:New Alabama cartoon.jpg|right]] |
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| | (a) Thomas Nast is criticizing the Union’s fighting the Civil War. | | (a) Thomas Nast is criticizing the Union’s fighting the Civil War. |
| | <br>(b) Thomas Nast is supporting the Democratic Party. | | <br>(b) Thomas Nast is supporting the Democratic Party. |