How was the Emancipation Proclamation a concession (giving in) for the South

The South could keep their slaves if they stopped fighting

What does the term "states rights" mean

That each state knows what what is best for their own state

What contributed to the lack of early success of the Union blockade?

Blockade runners slipped through the blockade

How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act change the Missouri Compromise?

It Permitted slavery north of Missouri's southern border

Why was Georgia chosen to house the National Prisoner of War Museum?

GA had the deadliest prison camp at Andersonville, GA

What was the most significant impact of the Union army's campaign in GA?

GA was no longer able to provide supplies to the army

Perhaps GA's biggest contribution to the Confederacy was:

Railroad hub of the south: Atlanta

Why was the Battle of Chickamauga significant?

It was the last major Confederate victory

Which is NOT a cause of the South seceding?

Increase of factories in the South

Why was the Missouri Compromise significant?

It provided a temporary solution to the slavery question

Sectionalism is BEST defined as the:

Belief that one region is better than others

What were two major ideas of the GA Platform

Southern rights and a devotion to the USA

According to the terms of the Compromise of 1850

California entered the US as a free state

Why did the US Supreme court rule against Dred Scott?

Scott was a slave, therefore could not sue in court

What was GA's reaction to the Compromise of 1850?

It led to the GA Platform, keeping GA in the Union

Why did the Confederacy need to keep its port open during the war in order to:

ship and sell its cotton in Europe to buy war supplies

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1
How was the Emancipation Proclamation a concession (giving in) for the South
Only male slaves would be freed
The slaves could decide if they wanted to remain slaves
All slaves would be freed
The South could keep their slaves if they stopped fighting
2
What does the term "states rights" mean
That each state knows what what is best for their own state
That the Federal government knows what is best for the South
States should always agree with the US Congress
The states have no rights in US Congress
3
What contributed to the lack of early success of the Union blockade?
Blockade runners slipped through the blockade
The Union had enough ships to enforce the blockade
The South had a superior navy
England found other ways to trade with the South
4
How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act change the Missouri Compromise?
It made Missouri a state
It Permitted slavery north of Missouri's southern border
It created the territories of Kansas and Nebraska
It changed the requirements necessary to become a state.
5
Why was Georgia chosen to house the National Prisoner of War Museum?
GA had the deadliest prison camp at Andersonville, GA
GA had the most land available to be built on.
More Georgians were captured during the Civil War
Atlanta had the deadliest prison camp in all history
6
Which Union general led the "March to the Sea"?
John M. Schofield
William T. Sherman
Ulysses S. Grant
William R. Rosecrans
7
Sherman's March to the Sea occurred between what two major cities?
Adairsville and Savannah
Atlanta and Savannah
Lovejoy's Station and Savannah
Chickamauga and Savannah
8
The GA Platform was written in response to:
The Compromise of 1850
The Election of 1860
The Missouri Compromise
Abraham Lincoln becoming President
9
In 1832, South Carolina refused to pay a federal tax on imported goods. This is an example of:
Compromise
GA Platform
Secession
Nullification
10
What was the most significant impact of the Union army's campaign in GA?
Georgia's old capital, Louisville, was destroyed
Farms and Civilians lost their lives
The Confederate Gov. ceased to function
GA was no longer able to provide supplies to the army
11
Perhaps GA's biggest contribution to the Confederacy was:
Providing more men to serve as Confederate soldiers
Railroad hub of the south: Atlanta
Two inland barge terminals: Bainbridge and Columbus
Location of a prison for captured Union soldiers
12
After Lincoln's election, which man called for GA to remain loyal to the US?
Joseph Brown
Alexander Stephens
Thomas Cobb
Robert Toombs
13
Why was the Battle of Chickamauga significant?
A prisoner of war camp was established there.
It was the last major Confederate victory
It was the first battle of the Civil War
It was the last battle where Sherman was defeated
14
Which is NOT a cause of the South seceding?
Sectionalism between the North and South
Slavery in the southern states
Increase of factories in the South
A belief in states' rights
15
What was the "final event" that led the South to secede from the Union?
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Missouri Compromise
The Election of 1860
Dred Scott case
16
Why was the Missouri Compromise significant?
It did not permit slavery to expand into the North
It provided a temporary solution to the slavery question
It ended border conflicts between Missouri and Kansas
It gave slaves states more representation in Congress
17
Sectionalism is BEST defined as the:
desire to divide two or more regions
Allocation of resources based on need
Differences among states based on states'rights
Belief that one region is better than others
18
What were two major ideas of the GA Platform
Northern rights and a devotion to the USA
Southern rights and a devotion to the USA
Southern rights in creating a new nation
States' rights in creation a new station
19
According to the terms of the Compromise of 1850
Texas was allowed to annex New Mexico, allowing slavery
all slavery was eliminated in Washington DC
California entered the US as a free state
Popular sovereignty was established
20
Why did the US Supreme court rule against Dred Scott?
He returned to a slave state and could not be freed
The Fugitive Slave Law did not apply to him
He did not live long enough in a free territory to be free
Scott was a slave, therefore could not sue in court
21
What was GA's reaction to the Compromise of 1850?
It led Ga to give up importation of slaves
It led to many Georgians moving to California
It led to religious freedom in GA
It led to the GA Platform, keeping GA in the Union
22
Why did the Confederacy need to keep its port open during the war in order to:
protect the privateers who were making millions in profit
maintain the only major transportation in the south
maintain its navy for attack on northern seaports
ship and sell its cotton in Europe to buy war supplies
23
What did Eli Whitney invent?
Mechanical Reaper
Telegraph
Cotton Gin
Barbed Wire
24
Which was NOT a characteristic of the South during trhe Antebellum period?
Favored low tarriffs
Few formal educational institutions
Mobile class structure
supported slavery
25
What did Cyrus McCormick invent?
Barbed Wire
Mechanical Reaper
Telegraph
Cotton Gin

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