AP US Historymediummcq1 pt
The 'gag rule' in Congress concerned
A.tabling antislavery petitions without debate
B.limiting presidential speeches
C.banning newspapers
D.restricting immigration
Explanation
Core Concept
From 1836, the House automatically shelved antislavery petitions — a silencing that Adams fought until repeal, exposing slavery's grip on Congress.
Correct Answer
Atabling antislavery petitions without debate
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