Which view was held by most Southerners of the secession crisis of 1860-61?

since the Union was created by the states,then they should be able to leave

Reason the Union imposed blockades in the South during the CW?

to strangle the shipment of supplies to the Confederacy

Impact of the Emancipation Proclamation

War became a moral contest over slavery

a white Southerner who supported Reconstruction.

Strategy NOT used by the Confederacy during the CW.

invade and capture major Union cities

Black Codes and Jim Crow Laws did what?

Denied Af-Am freedom of movement and basic civil rights.

What impact did Radical Republican Reconstruction have on newly freed slaves?

They encouraged Af-Americans to exercise their new rights.

Long term positive impact of Radical Republican Reconstruction on the South?

Public education systems for all student of all races were established.

What did Republicans and Democrats in Congress disagree about concerning Reconstruction?

Should the President or Congress set conditions for Reconstruction?

What practice did the USSC, Plessy v Ferguson in 1896 uphold?

Racial segregation in public places

The major consequence of the Civil War was ...

end of slavery and increased federal power

What event was the catalyst (cause) for the secession of the first 7 southern states in 1860?

the election of Abraham Lincoln

Why did Republicans in Congress realize it was important to get newly freed slaves the right to vote?

they wanted to before the Democrats gave them the right to vote.

What two PRE- events are a cause and effect of the Civil War?

Compromise of 1850/Dred Scott Decision

What statement fits a reason why the South left the Union?

Confederates believed that they had a constitutional right to secede.

Florida's contributions to the CW effort on behalf of the Confederate army.

Provided beef, pork, fish, fruit, and salt

Important effect of sharecropping and debt peonage in the South?

Freedman remained indebted to their former masters; a different slavery

The Civil War had multiple causes, including

sectionalism,slavery, one's opinion about state's rights

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1
Which view was held by most Southerners of the secession crisis of 1860-61?
Revolution against properly elected officials is never justified.
the USA was formed by individuals
Economic connections lost with the Union would be beneficial.
since the Union was created by the states,then they should be able to leave
2
Reason the Union imposed blockades in the South during the CW?
to motivate Af-Am to migrate to the North
to encourage Union sympathizers to rejoin the USA.
to strangle the shipment of supplies to the Confederacy
promote industries in the South
3
What amendment gave newly freed males citizenship and allowed for "due process" under the law?
13th
16th
14th
15th
4
Abolitionist that attacked Harper's Ferry but did not succeed because the slaves did not show up; he was hung.
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Charles Sumner
John Brown
5
What amendment gave newly freed male slaves freedom?
16th
15th
14th
13th
6
Impact of the Emancipation Proclamation
Af-Am. were admitted to the Confed. army
slaves in the Northern states were freed
slaves in border states were immediately freed
War became a moral contest over slavery
7
Gen. US Grant set a blockade around this town and for over a year the people starved. They do not celebrate 4th July.
Battle of Antietam
Battle for VIcksburg
Battle for Appomattox
Battle of Gettysburg
8
Region in the USA who were strong supporters of a state's right to secede/withdraw from the Union.
Westerners
Easterners
Southerners
Northerners
9
Region of people who believed states could not secede from the Union because the Union was created by all the states.
Easterners
Southerners
Northerners
Westerners
10
What was a scalawag?
Northern abolitionist who supported the Freedman's Bureau
a freedman entitled to vote
a white Southerner who supported Reconstruction.
Northerner who came South to help the newly freed slaves
11
US Senate Violence incident where Senator Butler beat Senator Charles Sumner with a ?
shovel
gold tipped cane
pistol
whip
12
Strategy NOT used by the Confederacy during the CW.
use its pool of military experience to be successful
invade and capture major Union cities
fight totally defensive war on their territory
conscript (draft) troops and print its own money.
13
Ruffian attacks from Missouri into this pro-slavery state caused the mini Civil War; it became known as
Scalawags
Noisy Revels
Bleeding Kansas
Carpetbaggers
14
What piece of legislation divided Kansas and Nebraska into two states?
New Hampshire-Maine Act
California-Maine Act
Kansas-Missouri Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
15
Slave owned by an Army officer who petitioned the USSC for his freedom but lost the case because he was property.
Dred Sampson
Plessy Ferguson
Dred Scott
Sampson Ferguson
16
Battle that was the "turning point" of the CW for the Union.
Battle of Antietam
Battle of Appomattox
Battle for Gettysburg
Battle of VIcksburg
17
Black Codes and Jim Crow Laws did what?
Required racial desegregation in all public places.
Denied Af-Am freedom of movement and basic civil rights.
Did not discriminate against Af-Americans
Provided Americans of all races equal rights under the law.
18
What impact did Radical Republican Reconstruction have on newly freed slaves?
They encouraged Af-Americans to exercise their new rights.
they opposed the passage of the 14th Amendment
Prevented Pres. Johnson from sending federal troops to the South.
they wanted Pres. Andrew Johnson to pardon all the Confederate soldiers.
19
Long term positive impact of Radical Republican Reconstruction on the South?
Public education systems for all student of all races were established.
The South remained divided into 5 military districts to this day.
women were given the right to vote
Confederate leaders never held office again
20
Proclamation written by Abraham Lincoln that said the South should free all their slaves during the CW.
Proclamation of Independence
Proclamation of Anticipation
Proclamation of Freedom
Emancipation Proclamation
21
What did Republicans and Democrats in Congress disagree about concerning Reconstruction?
Giving newly freed slaves the right to vote
Should Southerners govern their own affairs during Reconstruction?
Should the President or Congress set conditions for Reconstruction?
Should be treat Southern states as conquered states?
22
Gen. Winfield Scott's plan to surround the South and blockade any supplies coming and going from the South.
Viper Plan
Pickett's Charge
Blockade Plan
Anaconda Plan
23
Gen. US Grant order General Sherman to " " and destroy everything living thing in sight; animals, crops, etc.
March to New Orleans
March to the Ocean
March to the Sea
March to the Rio Grande
24
What practice did the USSC, Plessy v Ferguson in 1896 uphold?
Af-American participation in politics.
Free public schooling for all races
Racial segregation in public places
Job training for freedman
25
Confederate States of America General who led the counter-attack in Maryland but failed.
General Sherman
General Finnegan
General Robert E. Lee
General US Grant
26
The major consequence of the Civil War was ...
end to discrimination and racism
recognition that Southern states had a right to leave the Union.
abolition of slavery just north of the 36"30' northern latitude.
end of slavery and increased federal power
27
What event was the catalyst (cause) for the secession of the first 7 southern states in 1860?
passage of a higher protective tariff
the election of Abraham Lincoln
the shipment of Union supplies to Ft. Sumter
Issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation
28
Why did Republicans in Congress realize it was important to get newly freed slaves the right to vote?
they deserved the right to vote because they did not get paid to work
women did not deserve the right to vote
black voters would help Republicans remain in control in Congress
they wanted to before the Democrats gave them the right to vote.
29
What amendment gave newly freed men the right to vote?
13th
16th
14th
15th
30
What two PRE- events are a cause and effect of the Civil War?
John Brown's Raid/Missouri Compromise
Nebraska/Kansas Act/ Admission of California as a state
Compromise of 1850/Dred Scott Decision
Bleeding Kansas/Admission of Maine and Missouri to statehood
31
What statement fits a reason why the South left the Union?
Confederates felt that slaves were treated better than factory workers
Confederates believed that they had a constitutional right to secede.
Confederate troops called for the emancipation of slaves
Confederate states had more troops
32
Florida's contributions to the CW effort on behalf of the Confederate army.
Provided ironclad battle ships
provided African American Troops
Provided beef, pork, fish, fruit, and salt
provided Native American Troops
33
Important effect of sharecropping and debt peonage in the South?
Freedman achieved economic dependence from former masters.
Freedman remained indebted to their former masters; a different slavery
Freedmen got equal social and political rights
Freedman played an important role in local and state gov'ts.
34
What USSC case contributed to the outbreak of the Civil War?
Drake v the USA
Dred Scott Decision
Plessy v Ferguson
Brown v Ferguson
35
The second bloodies battle of the CW when Lee attacked Maryland.
The Battle of Antietam
The Battle of Yonkers
The Battle for Vicksburg
The Battle at Appomattax
36
April 9, 1865, the CW ended with the surrender of Gen. Lee to Gen. Grant at the
Confederate Courthouse
Gettysburg Courthouse
Richmond Courthouse
Appomattox Court House
37
The Civil War had multiple causes, including
abolitionist causing problems, compromise of 1850, bleeding kansas
black codes, jim crow laws, radical reconstruction
sectionalism,slavery, one's opinion about state's rights
the Civil War Amendments; 13th, 14th, 15th

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