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Federalism vs States Rights Causes Legacy
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this map represents
military districts during reconstruction
the SEC, SEC!
The Anaconda plan
The Missouri Compromise
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Popular Sovereignty goes with the
Emancipation Proclamation
Dred Scott Decision
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
3
Which one of these is an enumerated power
power to declare war
power to establish schools
power to collect taxes
power to hold local elections
4
The 10th Amendment
gave freedom to the slaves
gives states rights to make law not given to central gov
requires the states to obey all federal rules
allowed the states free reign to govern themselves
5
A legacy is
a prelude to war
ownership
a cool ride
something handed down to the next generation
6
The Missouri Compromise allowed
slavery in all new states
slavery in Missouri
emancipation to slaves in Missouri
slavery in only two western states
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Federalism is
huge!
a system giving vast power to the states
a system of government with shared power
a system of control by the central government
8
All are true of the KKK EXCEPT
used murder as a form of intimidation
established at the end of the Civil War
have reappeared in American History
established to promote social harmony
9
The first major Battle of the Civil War was
Gettysburg
Battle of Cow Trots
Battle of Bull Run
Fredricksburg
10
The Underground Railroad
system of allowing slaves to escape to the North
went to Atlanta weely
was abhorred by abolistionists
was a tunnel into Illinois
11
The Compromise of 1850
let Calif. in as a free state
allowed slavery in California
allowed slavery in Missouri
never happened
12
The KKK were all the following EXCEPT
formed after the 13th Amendment
started during the 1850's to control slaves
a terrorist group
challenged by President Grant and Congress
13
Which is true of the South after the war?
It quickly began to develope manufacturing centers
sharcropping became the new normal in the South
it aligned itself with England and ignored the government
Northerners took over complete control of the South
14
Total War was activated by this plan
The Manassas Marassus
Sherman's March to the Sea
The Ironclad Plan
Anaconda Plan
15
This drawing depicts
a KKK recruitment poster
a call for southern secession from the union
a tree pointing north to freedom
lynching in the South
16
all the following are legacies of the Civil war as the US entered the 20th century EXCEPT
civil rights movement
strong states rights resistance
big leap (prominent) toward an equal society
a stronger idea of the United States , not these states
17
The great snake is referring to the
Anaconda Plan
sectionalism
Emancipation Proclamation
Kansas-Nebraska Act
18
The concept of equal protection for citizens is found
in the 14th Amend.
in the 10th Amend.
in the 13th Amend.
in the 15th amend.
19
The Dred Scott Decision of 1857
stated that slaves were not human
gave California statedhood
allowed Missouri into the Union as a slave state
freed all slaves in the South
20
Emancipation is
freeing someone from slavery
not all of that and and a pony ride
freeing someone from debt
feeing someone from blockage
21
which one of these fits with stalemate
Anaconda Plan
Battle of the ironclads
Gettysburg
Sherman's March to the Sea
22
A house divided cannot stand best reflects
emancipation
popular sovereignty
shoddy construction
sectionalism
23
The total giving in or losing control is best defined as
being abolished
being subjugated
being stalemated
being married
24
Working on someone else's land for part of the crop is called
slavery
vagrancy
sharecropping
a time share
25
Which One of the following is not true about Gettysburg?
The worst loss of life in American history
a huge victory for the rebels
A confederate victory
turning point in Southern fortunes during the war
26
President Johnson's Reconstruction Plan included all of these EXCEPT
northerners controled the South's governments
pay off war debts
honoring the 13th Amendment
loyalty oath by southerners
27
prominent most closely means
visible
rarely
obscure
least
28
Uncle tom's cabin was written by
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Dred Scott
Ozzie Osborn
Harriet Tubman