The South was also known as ...

The Confederate States of America

What were some disadvantages of the North?

offensive, invading unfamiliar land, poor military leaders

The Battle of Gettysburg was

the deadliest battle of the Civil War

The Compromise of 1850 was written...

to settle major disagreements between free & slave states.

What were some disadvantages of the South?

small population, less railroad, fewer factories

Why is Gettysburg a turning point in the Civil War?

crippled the South so it couldn't recover from losses

Which statement best describes Abraham Lincoln's view on slavery?

didn't like it, accepted existence, didn't want it to spread

Who was John Wilkes Booth?

he assassinated Abraham Lincoln

The Fugitive Slave Act

made the issue of slavery more personal for Northerners

What were some advantages of the South?

defending home, better military leadership, better soldiers

The Border states were

slave states that stayed loyal to the Union

The Emancipation Proclamation...

freed slaves in the rebelling southern slave states

Why was the North so generous to the South at Appomattox?

Lincoln wanted peace & hoped the South would not rebel again

Election of President Lincoln in 1860 resulted in the...

southern states left the Union (seceded) after this event

Which statement best describes Abraham Lincoln's view on racial equality?

didn't believe that all races were equal

Kansas - Nebraska Act of 1854

allowed Kansas territory to decide on being free or slave

What did the 13th Amendment do?

abolished (outlawed) slavery in the United States

What did the Gettysburg Address help Americans realize?

helped them realize that it was a single nation, stay as one

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1
What was the main cause for all the diseases in the war camps?
lack of clean bandages
lack of extra blood
lack of supplies
lack of hygiene
2
The South was also known as ...
Canada
The Confederate States of America
The United States of America
Hogwarts
3
What were some disadvantages of the North?
offensive, invading unfamiliar land, poor military leaders
defending home, better military leadership, better soldiers
small population, less railroad, fewer factories
more resources, money and men
4
The Battle of Gettysburg was
wasn't fought during the Civil War
the deadliest battle of the Civil War
the shortest battle of the Civil War
the battle that resulted in the end of the Civil War
5
The Compromise of 1850 was written...
to heavily favor the North.
so that it would easily pass through both houses of Congress.
to heavily favor the South.
to settle major disagreements between free & slave states.
6
What were some disadvantages of the South?
defending home, better military leadership, better soldiers
more resources, money, and men
small population, less railroad, fewer factories
offensive, invading unfamiliar land, poor military leaders
7
Why is Gettysburg a turning point in the Civil War?
helped the nation realize it was ONE nation together
crippled the South so it couldn't recover from losses
lost Stonewall Jackson
it cut the Confederacy in two
8
Which statement best describes Abraham Lincoln's view on slavery?
didn't mind slavery supporting the nation's economy
believed he was a vampire hunter, didn't care about slavery
didn't like it, accepted existence, didn't want it to spread
hated it, willing to do whatever it took to end it
9
T/F - North produced raw materials; South produced finished goods
True
False
10
Who was John Wilkes Booth?
he was an actor who admired Abraham Lincoln
he assassinated Abraham Lincoln
11
The Fugitive Slave Act
a Supreme Court ruling that African Americans weren't citizens
made the issue of slavery more personal for Northerners
allowed the Kansas territory to decide to be free or slave
showed that slavery was not just political but a moral issue
12
What were some advantages of the South?
defending home, better military leadership, better soldiers
more resources, money and men
more slaves, cotton and plantations
more generals, fought on their land, more slaves
13
The Border states were
slave states that stayed loyal to the Union
slave states that seceded & joined the Confederate States
14
The Emancipation Proclamation...
gave the slaves magical powers & could attend Hogwarts
freed slaves only in the Union
freed slaves in the rebelling southern slave states
immediately freed all slaves in the North and South
15
T/F - South struggled in finding a good military leader
True
False
16
Why was the North so generous to the South at Appomattox?
wanted to destroy the North's morale
Lincoln wanted peace & hoped the South would not rebel again
wanted to destroy the South's morale
so the South would get their memories wiped and not rebel
17
Election of President Lincoln in 1860 resulted in the...
temporary pleasing of southern states who wanted to secede
southern states left the Union (seceded) after this event
Kansas territory decision to be a slave state
Supreme Court ruling that African Americans weren't citizens
18
What were some advantages of the North?
better generals, more military leaders, fought on their land
more slaves, cotton and plantations
more resources, money, and men
more generals, fought on their land, more slaves
19
Which statement best describes Abraham Lincoln's view on racial equality?
believed that people of all races should be treated equally
didn't believe in race
believed he was a vampire hunter, didn't care about equality
didn't believe that all races were equal
20
Kansas - Nebraska Act of 1854
pleased the southern states who had threatened to secede
made the issue of slavery more personal for Northeners
showed that slavery was not just a political issue but moral
allowed Kansas territory to decide on being free or slave
21
What did the 13th Amendment do?
abolished slavery only in the Southern states that rebelled
abolished slavery in the North & let South keep their slaves
didn't do anything, everything stayed the same like before
abolished (outlawed) slavery in the United States
22
Which roles did women play during the Civil War?
nurses, spies, soldiers
spies, drummers, soldiers
military leaders, Hogwarts professors
nurses, military leaders, teachers
23
What did the Gettysburg Address help Americans realize?
what Gettysburg Address?
that the Muggles would never find out about the Civil War
helped them realize they should be two separate nations
helped them realize that it was a single nation, stay as one

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