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Causes of the Civil War
What is a tariff?
Which was the South NOT in favor of?
Causes of the Civil War
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Which was the South NOT in favor of?
Slavery
Secession
Tariffs
States' Rights
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What is a tariff?
A ship
A slave law
A dangerous person
A tax
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_____________ was the South's most important crop.
Cotton
Beans
Potato
Corn
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The Northern states' economy relied on agriculture or farming.
True
False
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What was someone who wanted to end slavery called?
Confederate Soldier
Slave
Abolitionist
Socialist
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Who was elected president in 1860?
Dread Scott
Frederick Douglas
Abraham Licoln
"Stonewall" Jackson
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What was the Kansas Nebraska Act?
a law that excluded Kansas and Nebraska
created an invisible line between north and south
allowed states to decided whether or not to allow slavery
an agreement between Kansas and Nebraska
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What is secession?
separating by race
loyalty to one's side of the country
leaving the union
succeeding in war
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This created an invisible line between free states in the North and slave states in the South.
The Missouri Compromise
The Dread Scott Law
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Fugitive Slave Law
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Which is not a main cause of the Civil War?
Sectionalism
Secession
Slavery
Segregation
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Who was Harriet Tubman?
The conductor of the Underground Railroad
The president that abolished slavery
A famous slave owner
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What was the North in favor of?
Slavery
Tariffs
Secession
States' Rights
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A black abolitionist who escaped slavery and bought his freedom.
Andrew Jackson
Frederick Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Luther King
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What is a free state?
A state that made slavery illegal
A state that left the decisions to the people
A state where taxes were free
A state that allowed slavery
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A slave who spoke in favor of abolition and women's rights.
Susan B. Anthony
Wilma Rudolph
Sojourner Truth
Betsy Ross
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Sectionalism is
being loyal to one's family
loyalty to one's part of the country
sitting on different sides of the bus
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Fort Sumter was
a resting spot for soldiers
part of the War of 1812
the last battle of the Civil War
the beginning of the Civil War
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States' Rights is the idea that
states could determine whether or not to follow federal laws
states had the right to vote
states could not have schools
Slaves had rights in certain states
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What was the name of the Southern Army?
General Lee's Army
The Confederate Army
The Southern Army
The Union Army
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The South's economy was based on
agriculture
manufacturing