What was Uncle Tom's Cabin about?

The troubles that slaves faced on southern plantations

William T. Sherman was the responsible for which event?

Capture of Atlanta, March to the Sea

Conflict between citizens of the same country

Who was Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson?

A confederate General who stood like a stone wall

kept the country together., was known to be very honest., abolished slavery., was president during the Civil War.

What was the Atlanta Campaign?

Battles in Georgia that led to the capture of Atlanta

Who was Robert E. Lee?

General-in-Chief of the Confederate States Army

What statement is true about the effects of the Civil War?

The northern economy was strong and the south was destroyed

Who were abolitionists?

People who wanted slavery to be made illegal

Who was Jefferson Davis?

President of the Confederate States

Describe the impact of John Brown's raid of Harper Ferry

Inspired abolitionists, One reason that Southerners wanted to secede from the union

What happened at Appomattox Court House?

Robert E. Lee surrendered his Army, ending the Civil War

The Civil War was fought because?

England would not give us our freedom, states wanted to make their own laws about slavery

What was Shermans March to the Sea?

It was a devastating hit to Atlanta led by General Sherman

Which statement is true about the Battle of Gettysburg?

It was the deadliest battle of the Civil War.

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What was Uncle Tom's Cabin about?
A story about a African American Musician
A story about an African America moving west in hope of a new life
A story about a African American Nanny in a white family
The troubles that slaves faced on southern plantations
2
William T. Sherman was the responsible for which event?
Capture of Atlanta
Battle of Chickamauga
Battle of Wilson's Creek
March to the Sea
3
Fort Sumter was
The First Battle of Civil War
The Last Battle of Civil War
4
What is a civil war?
Conflict between citizens of the same country
War fought across the ocean
A polite war
War with a bordering country
5
Who was Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson?
A Wall made of stone named Thomas
Thomas the train as a human
A Union soldier who destroyed many stone walls
A confederate General who stood like a stone wall
6
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
William Lloyd Garrion
Frederick Douglass
7
Abraham Lincoln...
kept the country together.
was known to be very honest.
abolished slavery.
was president during the Civil War.
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What was the Atlanta Campaign?
An election where people in Atlanta voted for the war
Battles in Georgia that led to the capture of Atlanta
The idea that slaves would be armed to fight
When the Confederate generals met in Atlanta to form a plan
9
Who was Ulysses S. Grant?
President of the United States: during the Civil War
General of the Union Army
General of the Confederate Army
President of the Confederate States
10
Who was Robert E. Lee?
The wealthiest slave master of the south
General-in-Chief of the Confederate States Army
2nd President of the Confederate States of America
A southerner who devoted his life to fight against slavery
11
What statement is true about the effects of the Civil War?
The north's economy suffered because railroads were ruined.
The south's economy boomed
The northern economy was strong and the south was destroyed
Slave owners realized that they were wrong
12
Who were abolitionists?
People who owned slaves on their plantations
Politicians who passed the Fugitive Slave Act
People who wanted slavery to be made illegal
People who led the slaves along the Underground Railroad
13
Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony were abolitionists. What do abolitionists fight for?
women's right to vote
ending slavery
freedom from Britain
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Who attacked Harper's ferry?
John Brown
Abe lincolin
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
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Who was Jefferson Davis?
President of the Confederate States
President of the United States
General of the Union's Army
General of the Confederate Army
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Describe the impact of John Brown's raid of Harper Ferry
Inspired abolitionists
One reason that Southerners wanted to secede from the union
He inspired people to keep slavery
None of the above
17
What happened at Appomattox Court House?
Ulysses S. Grant surrendered his Army, ending the Civil War
Robert E. Lee surrendered his Army, ending the Civil War
Nothing important happened here
Lincoln and Davis met to discuss secession
18
The Civil War was fought because?
England would not give us our freedom
states wanted to make their own laws about slavery
none of the other answers
the North was angry about heavy taxes
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How would you describe the Civil War and its effects?
It showed Richmond' importance
It only effected Virginia
It was devastating
It was a success for Confederate Army
20
What was Shermans March to the Sea?
It was a devastating hit to Atlanta led by General Sherman
Exploring the Everglades
A group of men traveling across America
An expedition to get from Atlantic to the Pacific
21
what caused the civil war
Nazis
john doe
slavery
food shortage
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Which statement is true about the Battle of Gettysburg?
Very few soldiers died in the battle.
It was the deadliest battle of the Civil War.
It was the final battle of the Civil War.

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