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Causes of the Civil War
Causes of the Civil War
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#Quiz for civil war test
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Famous conductor who lead more than 300 people to freedom in the North.
Harriet Tubman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Martin Luther King Jr.
Stephen Douglas
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Why did the south fight so hard for to keep slavery?
Slavery was expensive for them
Slavery was profitable for them
They wanted to show off
They didn't like to lose
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A loyalty to a section or part of the country rather than the whole country.
Slave Codes
Underground Railroad
Sectionalism
Dred Scott
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A war between people of the same country
World War 1
World War 3
The Civil War
The Cold War
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States that seceded from the United States government
Confederacy
Georgia
Mexico
Union
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This Supreme Court cases ruled African Americans had no rights.
Amistad Rebellion
John Brown Rebellion
Nat Turner Case
Dred Scott Case
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What officially started The Civil War?
African Americans Rebelling
The Souths attack at Fort Sumter
Harriett Tubman escaping the south
Abraham Lincoln becoming president
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Led by Joseph Cinque -after this rebellion, the slaves were returned to Africa.
Amistad Rebellion
Spanish Fleet Rebellion
John Brown Rebellion
Dred Scott Rebellion
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This law said that escaped slaves had to be returned to their owners if caught in the North.
Underground Railroad
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise of 1820
Fugitive Slave Law
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This presidential candidate believed that slavery had its place & defended the right to slavery
Joseph Cinque
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Clay
Stephen Douglas
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Which side wanted higher tariffs, lived in large towns, & wanted to abolish slavery?
Confederacy (South)
Union (North)
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Which side wanted lower tariffs, lived in small towns, & wanted state's rights to keep slavery
Union (North)
Confederacy (South)
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Made to solve the problem of having more slave states than free states
Compromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska Act
States' Rights
Missouri Compromise
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Most of the nations cities were located in the
South
North
East
West
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This act gave the states the option to choose whether they wanted to be a free or slave state.
Missouri Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Impeachment Act
Fugitive Slave Act
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The idea that states have the right to make decisions about issues that concern them.
Sectionalism
States' Rights
Free State
Slave Codes
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How did slaves resist slavery?
They worked slowly
They broke tools & pretended to be injured & sick
They hit their slave owners
Both 2 & 3
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This president opposed (did not believe in) slavery.
Harriet Tubman
Daniel Walker
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
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I am going to pass my Civil War SS test tomorrow!!
Yes :D
No :(
I don't know . . I need to study more
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How did free African Americans in the north feel during this time?
They were afraid of having to pay higher taxes
They didn't feel any way
They were excited to have rights as an American
They feared losing their freedom
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Who wrote the book - Uncle Tom's Cabin that described the cruelties of slavery?
Stephen Douglas
Nat Turner
Abraham Lincoln
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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What led to the violence in Kansas in 1854? (Bleeding Kansas)
People voted for Kansas to be a free state.
Nebraska was split into Kansas & Nebraska
People from the South were voting for Kansas to keep slavery
People from the North were voting for Kansas to keep slavery
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States that stayed loyal to the United States government
Union
Slave States
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Confederacy