2nd Industrial Revolution

(1870-1914) Advancements in railway, electricity, telecommunications.

The immediate cause of secession was

the election of Abraham Lincoln

Why is the Battle of Gettysburg considered a turning point in the Civil War?

It made the South give up the idea of invading the North.

Abolitionist Movement Leaders

Frederick Douglas, William Lloyd Garrison, Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman

highlighted the harsh treatment of slaves

The Emancipation Proclamation

called for freedom for slaves in rebel-held territory

What did the Missouri Compromise do?

Declared Missouri a Slave State; Maine a Free State, Created a boundary splitting slave states and free states in the US

What was "Bleeding Kansas"?

Fights between pro and anti-slavery settlers.

Under the Compromise of 1877...

Rutherford B. Hayes became president, The last vestiges of Reconstruction ended in the south

What was the Freedmans Bureau created to do?

provide schools, food, clothing, and medical care for the freed slaves

Allowed citizens in those territories to decide upon slavery

5 Laws that established tougher Fugitive Slave Laws; Postponed Civil War

The Union's Anaconda Plan did NOT include...

Using new armored vehicles to invade the Southern states

Dred Scott v. Sanford

Slaves were property not citizens therefore had no rights

Stated that Gov't should NOT get invovled in the economy

Which is not a result of Big Business?

More profit losses than profit gains

The Black Codes were:

Restrictive Southern laws passed to regulate freedmen

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2nd Industrial Revolution
(1870-1914) Inventions in steam power & mass production.
(1750-1800) Advancements in railway, electricity, telecommunications.
(1870-1914) Advancements in railway, electricity, telecommunications.
(1750-1800) Inventions in steam power & mass production.
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Who wrote the Emancipation Proclamation?
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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The immediate cause of secession was
the personal liberty laws passed in the North
the election of Abraham Lincoln
the nullification crisis
the attack at Fort Sumter
4
Why is the Battle of Gettysburg considered a turning point in the Civil War?
It made the South give up the idea of invading the North.
it was the first Union victory on the battlefield
it divided the Confederacy
it forced the Confederacy to surrender
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Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Mark Twain
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What was the goal of the Abolitionist Movement?
Improve prison conditions
Ban alcohol use
End slavery
Increase the number of Southern factories
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Abolitionist Movement Leaders
Andrew Backson, Susan B Elena, Abraham Stinkin'
Joseph Smith, Richard Allen, William Garfield
Frederick Douglas, William Lloyd Garrison, Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman
Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Bill Gates
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Which of the following was NOT an improvement made in agriculture during the 2nd Industrial Revolution?
Shovel
Barbed wire
Windmills
Steel Plow
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Uncle Tom's Cabin...
offered a new compromise
suggested a resolution to slavery,
Was a true story from the author
highlighted the harsh treatment of slaves
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The Emancipation Proclamation
called for freedom for slaves in rebel-held territory
immediately ended slavery in the United States
prohibited the spread of slavery to new territories
ended the international slave trade
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What did the Missouri Compromise do?
Declared Missouri a Free State; Maine a Slave State
Determined all southern states=free states; northern states=slave states
Declared Missouri a Slave State; Maine a Free State
Created a boundary splitting slave states and free states in the US
12
What was "Bleeding Kansas"?
John Brown's massacre at Pottawatomie.
When the Senator from Kansas was attacked in the Senate.
The Indian Massacre in Topeka.
Fights between pro and anti-slavery settlers.
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Under the Compromise of 1877...
The last rebel states were allowed to rejoin the union
Rutherford B. Hayes became president
The 15th amendment was finally ratified
The last vestiges of Reconstruction ended in the south
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What was the Freedmans Bureau created to do?
loan money to southern banks so they could reopen
help poor white southerners regain the land they lost during the Civil War
help place the newly freed white confederate soldiers in jobs
provide schools, food, clothing, and medical care for the freed slaves
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Civil War Amendments
21, 22, 23
13, 14, 15
17, 18, 19
1-10
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Kansas-Nebraska Act
Allowed gov. to decide upon the issue of slavery
Allowed citizens in those territories to decide upon slavery
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Compromise of 1850
5 Laws that established tougher Fugitive Slave Laws; Postponed Civil War
5 laws that established tougher Fugitive Slave Laws; started Civil War
Compromise between President &Vice President of US to divide USA in 2 parts
One law passed that made Slavery illegal in the entire US
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The Union's Anaconda Plan did NOT include...
Cut the Mississippi River in half
Capture Richmond, Virginia (capital)
Using new armored vehicles to invade the Southern states
Naval blockade to cut off the Confederacy from supplies on coast
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Dred Scott v. Sanford
Slaves were property not citizens therefore had no rights
Slaves were property yet should sue in court
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The transcontinental railroad spanned from Omaha to _________.
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Abilene
Sacramento
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Laissez Faire
Stated that Gov't should NOT get invovled in the economy
Was supported by the Unions
Is the OPPOSITE of free enterprise
Argued that companies should pay high wages
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Which is not a result of Big Business?
Businesses spreading further into different areas
More profit losses than profit gains
New methods of management
Larger pools of capital (money/assets)
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The Black Codes were:
State-run efforts to guarantee blacks the right to vote
Laws requiring former slaveowners to rehire former slaves
Restrictive Southern laws passed to regulate freedmen
Laws that safeguarded the new freedoms of former slaves

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