Which former U.S. President was a prominent opponent of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

In the aftermath of the Civil War, what was one mission of the Freedmen’s Bureau?

What role did propaganda play in the Civil War according to Chapter 14?

How did the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Dred Scott case impact the political landscape in the U.S.?

What was the main consequence of the 1860 Presidential Election?

What legislation was passed in 1850 in an attempt to address tensions regarding slavery?

A smoker finds that certain daily activities – like drinking coffee or taking a work break – trigger a strong urge to smoke, even when they’ve recently had a cigarette. This phenomenon is best explained by: 

A pharmacologist is testing a novel compound that selectively activates nicotinic receptors in the basal forebrain. Which of the following conditions might this compound be most promising for? 

A patient is given a drug that blocks nicotinic acetylcholine receptors at the neuromuscular junction. What immediate effect would you expect? 

What was a key argument used by proponents of Manifest Destiny?