Unit 6 Civil War Review

Question 1

Larger cities, industrial economy w/factories & smaller farms; controlled seas w/superior navy.

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Union

Question 2

July, 1861 ViA, Conf win prolonged war as kept Union from Confed capital of Richmond

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Bull Run/Manasses

Question 3

Large scale plantations producing crops such as cotton & tobacco

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Confederacy

Question 4

Which city was capital of the Confederacy?

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Richmand

Question 5

April 1865 VA. Union. Lee & Grant agree to end war, Confed. Surrender, soldiers keep horses, get food to go home.

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Appomattox

Question 6

California added to Union as free state, Slave trade ended in Wash. D.C.

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Compromise of 1850

Question 7

Nov, 1864-Dec. 1864. Georgia. Union Total destruction & devastation of between Atlanta & Savannah

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Sherman's March

Question 8

Sept, 1862, MD, Draw (kinda Union)Bloodiest, Single day of Battle in US History. Union Let Confed. Off the hook…

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Antietam

Question 9

July 4, 1863 Mississippi. Union Grant’s shining moment Gave Union control of Mississippi River. residents ate cats, dogs

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Vicksburg

Question 10

July 1-3, 1863 Penn Union Bloodiest 3-day battle in Am. History; Conf Made mistake w/Pickett’s Charge (disaster)

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Gettysburg

Question 11

Northerners were required to return runaway/free slaves in the North back to owners.

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Fugitive Slave Act

Question 12

Largest city was New Orleans & home to majority of military colleges.

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Confederacy

Question 13

U.S. Supreme Court justice who ruled Dred Scott did not have the right to sue in court as he was not a U.S. citizen.

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Roger Taney

Question 14

State was volatile and violent as fight over slavery or no slavery when entering the Union

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Kansas

Question 15

Missouri added to the Union as slave state; Maine entered as a free state.

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Compromise of 1820

Question 16

April, 1862. Tenn Union win Beginning of “total war “ for both sides; end of Southern control of Mississippi Valley

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Shiloh

Question 17

Wanted freedom, no power, viewed as property.

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Southern Slaves

Question 18

. Difficult, long days w/little pay, not as powerful as wealthy bosses, against slavery in West, pro homesteads &RR.

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Northern Workers

Question 19

Location of John Brown’s raid on Ammo storage and his attempt to arm slaves for a rebellion.

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Harpers Ferry, VA

Question 20

Abolitionist involved w/Bleeding Kansas (murdered pro-slavery men) Harper’s Ferry incident. Hanged at Harpers Ferry

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John Brown

Question 21

Very powerful, ran businesses, pro RR, split on slavery, & against homesteading as would lose workers.

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Northern Elite

Question 22

First state to secede (leave) from the Union (United States)

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South Carolina

Question 23

The VERY First shots of CW as Confederacy fired on the Union post.

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Ft. Sumter

Question 24

Fought in unfamiliar territory

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Union

Question 25

March, 1862. Virginia. Draw. Marked end of wooden vessels and introduction of the iron-clad ships

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Hampton Roads

Question 26

His case that went to U.S. Supreme Court declared people of African-American heritage were not citizens

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Dred Scott

Question 27

Which is NOT a component of the Union's Anaconda Plan?

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Capture Atlanta

Question 28

April, 1861. S C. Confederate win. Battle sparked the start of the Civil War.36 hour battle, and no one died!

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Ft. Sumter

Question 29

Pro Slavery, anti-RR, plantation owners had leisure time, power in society ranged from very to somewhat powerful

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Southern Farmers

Question 30

Controlled import of gunpowder and produced 97% of all firearms.

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Confederacy

Question 31

Novel that portrayed the horrors and evils of slavery, written by Harriet Beecher Stowe

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Uncle Tom's Cabin

Question 32

Goal was defend homeland, maintain way of life, & use its knowledge of landscape & surrounding areas to harness opponent

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Confederacy

Question 33

Worked hard on their farms, medium to little power, pro RR, pro homesteads, and mixed on slavery.

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Western Farmers

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Unit 6 Civil War Review

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