The Emancipation Proclamation

called for freedom for slaves in rebel-held territory

All of the following were ways that the U.S. government funded the Civil War effort except which one?

It sold homesteads on publicly owned lands to individuals.

In the election of 1860, Abraham Lincoln

carried the North and the far West but no Southern states

Which of the following 1864 Civil War engagements was seen as “breaking the back” of the Confederacy?

Sherman’s “March to the Sea”

President Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan was for

the reestablishment of governance in Southern states after the Civil War

In the decades following the Civil War, which of the following was most common for the freed men and women of the South?

working as sharecroppers on land owned by other people

One important strength of the Confederate states in the Civil War was that they

did not have to fight an offensive war on Union territory

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AP U.S. History Period 5: 1844–1877 (Part 2)

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1
Riots occurred in New York City in July 1863 in opposition to
the Fugitive Slave Act
the establishment of a military prison in New York City
the federal draft law
civilian food shortages
2
The Emancipation Proclamation
ended the international slave trade
prohibited the spread of slavery to new territories
called for freedom for slaves in rebel-held territory
immediately ended slavery in the United States
3
All of the following were ways that the U.S. government funded the Civil War effort except which one?
It sold bonds to individuals.
It instituted an income tax.
It sold homesteads on publicly owned lands to individuals.
It issued currency not backed by gold or silver, called “greenbacks.”
4
In the election of 1860, Abraham Lincoln
won a majority of the popular vote but not a majority of the electoral vote
won electoral votes in both slave and free slaves
won the border states but failed to win any of the New England states
carried the North and the far West but no Southern states
5
Which of the following 1864 Civil War engagements was seen as “breaking the back” of the Confederacy?
Sherman’s “March to the Sea”
The Battle of Vicksburg
The Battle of Gettysburg
The Second Battle of Bull Run
6
Which amendment to the Constitution assured that all people born in the United States are considered citizens?
the 14th Amendment
the 13th Amendment
the 15th Amendment
the 17th Amendment
7
President Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan was for
the redistribution of land in the South following the Civil War
the reestablishment of governance in Southern states after the Civil War
the establishing of export duties on cotton after the Civil War
the rebuilding of infrastructure following the Civil War
8
The use of literacy tests and poll taxes in Southern states after the Civil War seemed to be in violation of
the 15th Amendment
the 19th Amendment
the 1st Amendment
the 13th Amendment
9
In the decades following the Civil War, which of the following was most common for the freed men and women of the South?
gaining ownership of the plantations they had worked on as slaves
working as sharecroppers on land owned by other people
moving to the North and working in textile factories
moving to the West to work in mining and ranching
10
One important strength of the Confederate states in the Civil War was that they
did not have to fight an offensive war on Union territory
had a more diverse economy than the Union states
had a higher population than the Union states
had a more extensive industrial sector than the Union states

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AP U.S. History Period 5: 1844–1877 (Part 2)

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Questions 10

Answers

1
Riots occurred in New York City in July 1863 in opposition to
the Fugitive Slave Act
the establishment of a military prison in New York City
the federal draft law
civilian food shortages
2
The Emancipation Proclamation
ended the international slave trade
prohibited the spread of slavery to new territories
called for freedom for slaves in rebel-held territory
immediately ended slavery in the United States
3
All of the following were ways that the U.S. government funded the Civil War effort except which one?
It sold bonds to individuals.
It instituted an income tax.
It sold homesteads on publicly owned lands to individuals.
It issued currency not backed by gold or silver, called “greenbacks.”
4
In the election of 1860, Abraham Lincoln
won a majority of the popular vote but not a majority of the electoral vote
won electoral votes in both slave and free slaves
won the border states but failed to win any of the New England states
carried the North and the far West but no Southern states
5
Which of the following 1864 Civil War engagements was seen as “breaking the back” of the Confederacy?
Sherman’s “March to the Sea”
The Battle of Vicksburg
The Battle of Gettysburg
The Second Battle of Bull Run
6
Which amendment to the Constitution assured that all people born in the United States are considered citizens?
the 14th Amendment
the 13th Amendment
the 15th Amendment
the 17th Amendment
7
President Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan was for
the redistribution of land in the South following the Civil War
the reestablishment of governance in Southern states after the Civil War
the establishing of export duties on cotton after the Civil War
the rebuilding of infrastructure following the Civil War
8
The use of literacy tests and poll taxes in Southern states after the Civil War seemed to be in violation of
the 15th Amendment
the 19th Amendment
the 1st Amendment
the 13th Amendment
9
In the decades following the Civil War, which of the following was most common for the freed men and women of the South?
gaining ownership of the plantations they had worked on as slaves
working as sharecroppers on land owned by other people
moving to the North and working in textile factories
moving to the West to work in mining and ranching
10
One important strength of the Confederate states in the Civil War was that they
did not have to fight an offensive war on Union territory
had a more diverse economy than the Union states
had a higher population than the Union states
had a more extensive industrial sector than the Union states