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The Civil War! 1861-1865
The Civil War! 1861-1865
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Causes of the Civil War!
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1
What was the impact of East Texas(and most of Texas) on the Civil War.
East Texas sent the most soldiers to fight
Tejanos started cattle drives there.
many other cultures settled in East Texas
Enslaved blacks worked on cotton fields.
2
Gordon Granger issued a proclamation in Texas on June 19, 1865 declaring that
African Americans had the right to vote
All enslaved persons were free
None of the Above
Tariffs were banned
3
This is from which of the following documents.
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Treaty of Velasco
Mexican Constitution
U.S Bill of Rights
4
Which of the following is NOT listed as a major cause of the Civil War?
Sectionalism
Blockade
Tariffs
States Rights
5
The Texas State Constitution was adopted in 1876
False
True
6
German settlers clashed with Texans over the issue of Slavery?
False
True
7
The Battles in Texas were fought near which physical feature?
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
8
After the Civil War the Freedman's Bureau was created, what did it do?
Spread of the KKK across Texas
created schools for African American Children
Freed African Americans across Texas
Created Jobs for African Americans
9
Which of the following happened to the Texas economy after the Civil War and Reconstruction?
Slavery became more popular
Former confederate officers assisted in rebuilding Texas
Ranching, Sharecropping, farming and railroad dominated
The economy crashed in Texas
10
Prior to the Civil War most Texans favored what?
High Tariffs to import the cotton gin
High Tariffs because they could make what they need
Abraham Lincoln
Low Tariffs to import cheap manufactured goods
11
Why was the battle of Galveston so important?
If left in Union control, North could overtake Texas.
Galveston was the capital of Texas
North wanted to steal the cotton in galveston
Galveston was a major trade route to Mexico
12
Which of the following statements explains Manifest Destiny's impact on Texas?
Americans wanted to develop more factories in West Texas
Manifest Destiny had no impact on Texas
Americans supported TX Statehood, to expand the U.S westward
Manifest Destiny meant that slavery could expand westward.
13
What type of farming had a long-term effect of keeping slaves in debt?
Cropsharing
Crop Rotation
Sharecropping
Tenant Farming
14
What is the significance of the Battle of Palmito Ranch?
Enslaved fought in the Battle
it was a prison camp during the war
It was a weapons factory for the Civil War
Final battle of the Civil War
15
Which individual is best known for the Battle of Galveston?
Sam Houston
John Bell Hood
Thomas Green
John Magruder
16
What was something Texas had to compromise on in the "Compromise of 1850"
Mexico would gain Texas back
TX would get money to pay off debt, but had to give up land
California entered the U.S as a Slave State
Texas seceded from the U.S
17
What are they celebrating in this ceremony?
Texas being admitted to the U.S, Texas Statehood
Civil War Victory
Texas Defeating Mexico in the Texas Revolution
Texas Seceding from the U.S
18
Which amendment abolished slavery?
Slavery was not abolished
15th amendment
14th amendment
13th amendment
19
The North(Union) supported Tarrifs
True
False
20
What was the last battle of the Civil War?
Battle of Palmito Ranch
Battle of Sabine Pass.
Battle of Gonzales
Battle of Fort Sumter
21
What was the overall impact of women during the Civil War?
Women fought delivered weapons and ammo to the men.
Men were fighting in the war, the women took care of home
Women did most of the fighting while the men were at home
Women had no impact on the Civil War
22
Which Battle did the Confederate troops lead by John Magruder defeat the Union Troops
Palmito Ranch
Vicksburg
Battle of Galveston
Gonzales
23
This former governor of Texas joined the Confederate army as lieutenant colonel.
Richard Dowling
Sam Houston
Pendleton Murrah
Francis R. Lubbock
24
How did the civil war impact people lives?
Sam Houston removed as governor
Loss of family members as a result of heavy fighting
Physical features of the south changed
Shortages
25
What town is known for having a large French population near San Antonio?
Castrovillage
Castro City
Castroville
Castrotown
26
What is significant of the year 1854 on the Civil War?
Civil War started
Kansas Nebraska Act
Attack on Fort Sumter
Civil War ended
27
What is significant about the Date May 1854
Texas Won independence
Nullification Crisis
Kansas Nebraska Act
Emancipation Proclamation
28
Texans favored Low Tariffs to import cheap manufactured goods.
True
False
29
What year were the first official shots fired in the Civil War?
2018
1836
1861
1863
30
When were the first shots of the Civil War fired?
Fort Sumter April 12, 1861
Battle of Sabine Pass September 8, 1863
The Alamo
Battle of Galveston
31
Which of the following is a characteristic of the Civil War and Reconstruction.
Texas rejoined with Mexico.
Texas fought for the confederate army.
Texans seceded from the Union,slavery was abolished(banned).
The cities in Texas was destroyed by hurricanes.
