What was a result from Sherman's March to the Sea end?

The South never recovered which led to the end of the war

What is the significance of what happened at Fort Sumter?

It was the first battle of the Civil War

What was John Brown trying to accomplish when he attacked the arsenal at Harper's Ferry?

obtain guns in order to arm enslaved people to carry out a rebellion

Shortages in resources, shrinking the available labor force, and destroying ways of transportation, BEST describes what?

Impacts of the war on Southern states

What BEST describes why southern states want to pratice states' rights so much?

They wanted to ignore any new laws against slavery.

What was one reason that General William T. Sherman wanted to capture Atlanta during the Civil War?

to take control of Southern railroads

What was the goal of Sherman's March to the Sea?

to cause total destruction to the South supplies and railroads

The abolitionist movement grew in part due to what event?

The publishing of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"

What was a difference between the North and South that helped to cause the Civil War?

Southern states relied on slaver and were afried the north would outlaw it

Who was William T. Sherman?

a general in the Union Army during the Civil War

What event proved that abolitionists were willing to use violence to help end slavery?

John Brown's Raid at Harpers Ferry

Why was it easier for the North to recover from the Civil War than the South?

Most of the fighting during the war took place in the South.

The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point of the war and resulted in which of the following?

Union Army haulted a Confederate advance into Union territory.

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1
What was a result from Sherman's March to the Sea end?
The South rallied together to fight back and win the war
The South never recovered which led to the end of the war
with Robert E. Lee's surrender to William T. Sherman
with William T. Sherman's surrender to Robert E. Lee
2
What is the significance of what happened at Fort Sumter?
It was the first battle of the Civil War
It was the turning point of the war
This marked the end of the Civil War
The Union defeated the Confederates and kept their fort
3
What was John Brown trying to accomplish when he attacked the arsenal at Harper's Ferry?
obtain guns in order to arm enslaved people to carry out a rebellion
to get the southern states to secede from the Union
steal guns in order to capture escaped slaves
show a peaceful way to end slavery
4
Shortages in resources, shrinking the available labor force, and destroying ways of transportation, BEST describes what?
Impacts of the war on Northern states
Impacts of the war on all states
Impacts of the war on enslaved people
Impacts of the war on Southern states
5
What BEST describes why southern states want to pratice states' rights so much?
They wanted to ignore any new laws against slavery.
They were concerned about new laws requiring factories in the South.
They wanted to ignore new laws that would benefit the northern states.
They were concerned that the enslaved population was growing too fast.
6
What was one reason that General William T. Sherman wanted to capture Atlanta during the Civil War?
to take control of Southern factories
to take control of Southern railroads
to take control of Southern cotton fields
to take control of Southern ports
7
This place is located in Virginia and is where General Lee surrendered to General Grant
Fort Sumter
Atlanta
Gettysburg
Appomattox
8
What was the goal of Sherman's March to the Sea?
to cause total destruction to the South supplies and railroads
to recruit people to join the Union Army
to free slaves in the Southern states
to retreat to the North before the Union lost more men
9
He was the General of the Confederate army and led troops at the Battle of Gettysburg:
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
Ulysses S. Grant
10
Who was the President of the United States during the Civil War?
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
George Washington
11
What location is represented on the map?
Atlanta
Appomattox
Fort Sumter
Gettysburg
12
During the March to the Sea, Gen. Sherman told his men to cause as much destruction as possible. What was this called?
complete war
all war
total war
lightening war
13
The abolitionist movement grew in part due to what event?
The Gettysburg Address
The Women's Rights Convention
The publishing of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
The Battle of Gettysburg
14
What was a difference between the North and South that helped to cause the Civil War?
Southern states build more factories which upset nothern states
Farmers in the north wanted to increase the slave population to grow cotton
Southern states relied on slaver and were afried the north would outlaw it
Southern shipping companies took buisiness from the north
15
Who was the general of the Union army during the Civil War?
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
16
Who was William T. Sherman?
a member of the US Senate during the Civil War
a general in the Confederate Army during the Civil War
a general in the Union Army during the Civil War
a member of the Confederate Senate during the Civil War
17
What event proved that abolitionists were willing to use violence to help end slavery?
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
the writing of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
John Brown's Raid at Harpers Ferry
The Battle of Fort Sumter
18
Why was it easier for the North to recover from the Civil War than the South?
Most of the fighting during the war took place in the South.
The federal government made the Southern states pay for the war.
Other countries would not trade with the Southern states.
Slavery continued to be legal in the North but not in the South.
19
The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point of the war and resulted in which of the following?
Confederacy gained a large amount of territory from the Union.
Union regained territory that it lost to the Confederacy.
Union Army haulted a Confederate advance into Union territory.
Confederacy stopped a major Union invasion of Pennsylvania
20
Who was the President of the Confederate States of America?
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant

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