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This city was burned during the Civil War and also served as the capital of GA
Savannah
Louisville
Atlanta
Milledgeville
2
The Emancipation Proclamation
was intended to free the slaves
was intended to have the South surrender
was intended to have the North surrender
was intended to submit to the abolitionists
3
The Compromise of 1850 made power unequal between the free (North) states and slave (South) states in the
Senate
State government
Federal government
House of Representatives
4
The Missouri Compromise kept power equal between the free (North) and slave (South) states in the
House of Representatives
state government
federal government
Senate
5
The Fugitive Slave Act meant
any slave that entered the North was free
any slave that entered the South was free
any slave that was caught in the South would be returned
any slave that was caught in the North would be returned
6
Chattanooga,TN and Atlanta, GA were famously known during the Civil War for
cotton
textile factories
railroads
slavery
7
Slavery greatly increased in the South after the invention of the
light bulb
electricity
cotton gin
factories
8
The South's economy quickly became dependent on
rice
cotton
indigo
tobacco
9
Why did South Carolina threaten to secede from the Union in 1832?
They wanted to keep their slaves
They thought the tariff hurt their economy
They thought the tariff helped their economy
They wanted to get rid of their slaves
10
Great Britain and this other European nation traded with the Southern states during the Civil War
Germany
France
Portugal
Spain
11
The Compromise of 1850 was created to allow ________ to become a free state
Georgia
California
Missouri
Texas
12
The group who called for the end of slavery immediately was
the abolitionists
the Northern states
the Southern states
the secessionists
13
Georgia believed that as a state it had the right to
remove the Cherokee from Georgia
refuse to follow the tariff of 1832
all of these
practice slavery
14
A tariff is a tax on
domestic goods
American goods
imported goods
foreign goods
15
The Missouri Compromise in 1820
expanded slavery
created Maine as a free state
created Missouri as a slave state
expanded free states
16
Which of the following locations served as a battle site on Georgia's mainland?
Savannah
Chickamauga
Atlanta
Milledgeville
17
States' Rights
gives more power to the federal government
gives more power to the Senate
gives more power to state governments
gives more power to the House of Representatives
18
Chickamauga was a Confederate victory but also led to
The destruction of Savannah
the destruction of Atlanta
The destruction of Athens
the destruction of Milledgeville
19
Southern states began to threaten to secede in 1850 (break away) from the U.S. after the
Great Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
Nullification Crisis
20
Which of the following individuals represented GA within the GA Platform?
Howell Cobb
Robert Toombs
Alexander Stephens
Jefferson Davis
21
The Fugitive Slave Act was passed following the
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Great Compromise
Nullification Crisis
22
The Election of 1860 caused the South to secede because
they thought Lincoln would contain slavery
they thought Lincoln would expand slavery
they thought Lincoln would promote slavery
they thought Lincoln would abolish slavery
23
The Missouri Compromise 1820 was repealed by
the Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott Case 1857
The Election of 1860
the Kansas-Nebraska Act 1854
24
The Union Blockade became successful after the Union
Introduced Iron-clad ships
overtook Ft. Pulaski
Captured the Port of Dairen
introduced the rifle-barreled cannon
25
The Compromise of 1850 gave the free states the majority in which chamber of Congress?
Both House and Senate
The General Assembly
House
Senate
26
What year was slavery legal in Georgia?
1732
1865
1782
1751
27
After the Missouri Compromise, slavery was not allowed in any state located North of
Missouri's Western border
Missouri's Eastern border
Missouri's Southern border
Missouri's Northern border