Why was taking back control of Galveston Island so important to General John Magruderand the Confederacy?

It would reopen the port to export cotton to trade with Europe for supplies

How was the event depicted in this image significant to the Civil War?

The Confederate attack upon the Union fort initiated (started) the war.

Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?

Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy

What is the correct sequence of the following events?

Election of Linc in 1860, Fort Sumter, Emanci Procl, Appomattox Courthous

In years before the Civil War, Texans who supported the idea of states’ rights would most likely have also supported?

The right to choose whether or not to own slaves.

Who were the military leaders of the North and South?

Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant

Which constitutional issue was President Lincoln addressing in the excerpt below?

The legal ability of states to secede

Why was the Battle of Palmito Ranch significant?

This was the last land battle of the Civil War, after a surrender

Which of the following was a political effect on Texas after the Civil War?

Texas had to reapply for admission to the United States

Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?

Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy

Which of the following was a major economic effect after the Civil War on Texas?

The agricultural system on which the Texas economy was based wasdestroyed.

After the Civil War, southern states adopted Black Codes to

Limit the impact of the Thirteenth Amendment

Many Civil War battles that took place in Texas near sea ports. Why were these ports important to the Civil War effort?

Texas ports provided Confederacy with a way to import and export supplies.

What was the significance of the year 1861?

It was the year that the Civil War started

Appomattox Courthouse, VA is a significant Historical site because:

e where Lee from the South surrendered to Grant from the North

What was the significance of the ratification of the 15th Amendment to the United States?

It granted the right to vote to African American men.

best describes the reasons why Texas left the Union and joined the South or Confederate States of America?

Texas was similar to the Confederate or southern states economically

How did geographic factors shape and support slavery in Texas?

Settlers from the southern U.S. moved to Texas conditions ideal growing

Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?

Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy

Which of the following best describes states’ rights in Texas before the Civil War?

Each state had the right to choose which federal laws they would obey.

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1
Why was taking back control of Galveston Island so important to General John Magruderand the Confederacy?
It was the Confederate capital of the south
It divided the Union forces in half weakening their control in the Gulf
It was a Union stronghold that could not be defeated
It would reopen the port to export cotton to trade with Europe for supplies
2
How was the event depicted in this image significant to the Civil War?
The Confederate attack upon the Union fort initiated (started) the war.
The Confederate defense of the besieged fort lengthened the war
The Union victory divided the Confederacy along the Mississippi River.
The invasion of Confederate capital resulted in the surrender Confederacy.
3
What was Lincoln’s first attempt to free the slaves during the Civil War?
President Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address
The Gettysburg Address
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Thirteenth Amendment
4
Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?
Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy
Opportunities for Settlement in Texas
Civil War restores peace in Texas
Texas Unites with the North
5
What is the correct sequence of the following events?
Fort Sumter, Emancipation Proclamation, Election of Lincoln in 1860, Courth
Appomattox Courthouse, Election of Linc in 1860, Fort Sumter, Emanc Procl
Election of Lincoln in 1860, Emancipation Procl, Appomattox , Fort Sumte
Election of Linc in 1860, Fort Sumter, Emanci Procl, Appomattox Courthous
6
In years before the Civil War, Texans who supported the idea of states’ rights would most likely have also supported?
High tariffs on manufactured goods.
The right to choose whether or not to own slaves.
Prohibiting the spread of slavery in new U.S. territories
Abraham Lincoln’s election to the presidency.
7
Who were the military leaders of the North and South?
Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee and Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant and Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant and Jefferson Davis
8
Which constitutional issue was President Lincoln addressing in the excerpt below?
The right of citizens to choose representatives
The legal ability of states to secede
The power of states to organize militias
The unalienable rights of citizens
9
Why was the Battle of Palmito Ranch significant?
Texas Civil War hero General John B. Magruder died in battle
The Confederate victory at this Texas battle led to the South winning
Thomas Green led an army into New Mexico to claim it for the Confederacy
This was the last land battle of the Civil War, after a surrender
10
Which of the following was a political effect on Texas after the Civil War?
Texas had to reapply for admission to the United States
The Ku Klux Klan controlled the government of Texas.
Slavery continued in Texas for another 10 years.
Women were given the right to vote in Texas.
11
Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?
Texas Unites with the North
Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy
Civil War restores peace in Texas
Opportunities for Settlement in Texas
12
Which of the following was a major economic effect after the Civil War on Texas?
Texas exported most of its goods to the North
Texans seceded from the United States and became an independent nation.
The agricultural system on which the Texas economy was based wasdestroyed.
Slavery increased significantly in the regions that produced cotton
13
After the Civil War, southern states adopted Black Codes to
Limit the impact of the Thirteenth Amendment
Punish plantation owners for the use of slavery
Support Radical Reconstruction objectives in the South
Promote the activities of the Freedmen’s Bureau
14
Many Civil War battles that took place in Texas near sea ports. Why were these ports important to the Civil War effort?
Texas ports provided Confederacy with a way to import and export supplies.
Texas ports were open, while most Northern ports were under blockade.
Texas ports could serve as locations for defending the Atlantic seaboard
Texas ports provided Union army a way to supply their troops with supplies
15
What was the significance of the year 1861?
It was the year the states began to secede from the Union
It was the year Lee surrendered to Grant
It was the year Texas gained statehood
It was the year that the Civil War started
16
Appomattox Courthouse, VA is a significant Historical site because:
It was the site of the first battle of the Civil War
It is where they discussed a treaty about the Battle of Galveston
It is where Texans voted to secede from the United States
e where Lee from the South surrendered to Grant from the North
17
The abolitionist movement achieved its goal with passage of which amendment?
Fourteenth Amendment
Twelfth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
18
What was the significance of the ratification of the 15th Amendment to the United States?
It granted citizenship to Native Americans
It provided for the admission of new states to the Union.
It outlawed discrimination in public places
It granted the right to vote to African American men.
19
best describes the reasons why Texas left the Union and joined the South or Confederate States of America?
Texas was similar to the Confederate or southern states economically
Texans supported the Kansas Nebraska Act, but it failed to pass.
Texas was located in the North
Most Texans had come from southern states
20
How did geographic factors shape and support slavery in Texas?
Settlers from the southern U.S. moved to Texas conditions ideal growing
The West Texas climate, with below average rainfall and barren land,
The Mountains and Basins region required irrigation to grow corn.
Newcomers to Texas found land with tall timbers, swamps, and rivers.
21
Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?
Civil War restores peace in Texas
Opportunities for Settlement in Texas
Texas Unites with the North
Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy
22
Which of the following best describes states’ rights in Texas before the Civil War?
Individual rights described in Amendments 1-10 were guaranteed to all human
The central government and the state governments shared power.
Each state had the right to choose which federal laws they would obey.
Person’s country was more important than their individual state.

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1
Why was taking back control of Galveston Island so important to General John Magruderand the Confederacy?
It was the Confederate capital of the south
It divided the Union forces in half weakening their control in the Gulf
It was a Union stronghold that could not be defeated
It would reopen the port to export cotton to trade with Europe for supplies
2
How was the event depicted in this image significant to the Civil War?
The Confederate attack upon the Union fort initiated (started) the war.
The Confederate defense of the besieged fort lengthened the war
The Union victory divided the Confederacy along the Mississippi River.
The invasion of Confederate capital resulted in the surrender Confederacy.
3
What was Lincoln’s first attempt to free the slaves during the Civil War?
President Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address
The Gettysburg Address
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Thirteenth Amendment
4
Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?
Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy
Opportunities for Settlement in Texas
Civil War restores peace in Texas
Texas Unites with the North
5
What is the correct sequence of the following events?
Fort Sumter, Emancipation Proclamation, Election of Lincoln in 1860, Courth
Appomattox Courthouse, Election of Linc in 1860, Fort Sumter, Emanc Procl
Election of Lincoln in 1860, Emancipation Procl, Appomattox , Fort Sumte
Election of Linc in 1860, Fort Sumter, Emanci Procl, Appomattox Courthous
6
In years before the Civil War, Texans who supported the idea of states’ rights would most likely have also supported?
High tariffs on manufactured goods.
The right to choose whether or not to own slaves.
Prohibiting the spread of slavery in new U.S. territories
Abraham Lincoln’s election to the presidency.
7
Who were the military leaders of the North and South?
Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee and Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant and Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant and Jefferson Davis
8
Which constitutional issue was President Lincoln addressing in the excerpt below?
The right of citizens to choose representatives
The legal ability of states to secede
The power of states to organize militias
The unalienable rights of citizens
9
Why was the Battle of Palmito Ranch significant?
Texas Civil War hero General John B. Magruder died in battle
The Confederate victory at this Texas battle led to the South winning
Thomas Green led an army into New Mexico to claim it for the Confederacy
This was the last land battle of the Civil War, after a surrender
10
Which of the following was a political effect on Texas after the Civil War?
Texas had to reapply for admission to the United States
The Ku Klux Klan controlled the government of Texas.
Slavery continued in Texas for another 10 years.
Women were given the right to vote in Texas.
11
Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?
Texas Unites with the North
Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy
Civil War restores peace in Texas
Opportunities for Settlement in Texas
12
Which of the following was a major economic effect after the Civil War on Texas?
Texas exported most of its goods to the North
Texans seceded from the United States and became an independent nation.
The agricultural system on which the Texas economy was based wasdestroyed.
Slavery increased significantly in the regions that produced cotton
13
After the Civil War, southern states adopted Black Codes to
Limit the impact of the Thirteenth Amendment
Punish plantation owners for the use of slavery
Support Radical Reconstruction objectives in the South
Promote the activities of the Freedmen’s Bureau
14
Many Civil War battles that took place in Texas near sea ports. Why were these ports important to the Civil War effort?
Texas ports provided Confederacy with a way to import and export supplies.
Texas ports were open, while most Northern ports were under blockade.
Texas ports could serve as locations for defending the Atlantic seaboard
Texas ports provided Union army a way to supply their troops with supplies
15
What was the significance of the year 1861?
It was the year the states began to secede from the Union
It was the year Lee surrendered to Grant
It was the year Texas gained statehood
It was the year that the Civil War started
16
Appomattox Courthouse, VA is a significant Historical site because:
It was the site of the first battle of the Civil War
It is where they discussed a treaty about the Battle of Galveston
It is where Texans voted to secede from the United States
e where Lee from the South surrendered to Grant from the North
17
The abolitionist movement achieved its goal with passage of which amendment?
Fourteenth Amendment
Twelfth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
18
What was the significance of the ratification of the 15th Amendment to the United States?
It granted citizenship to Native Americans
It provided for the admission of new states to the Union.
It outlawed discrimination in public places
It granted the right to vote to African American men.
19
best describes the reasons why Texas left the Union and joined the South or Confederate States of America?
Texas was similar to the Confederate or southern states economically
Texans supported the Kansas Nebraska Act, but it failed to pass.
Texas was located in the North
Most Texans had come from southern states
20
How did geographic factors shape and support slavery in Texas?
Settlers from the southern U.S. moved to Texas conditions ideal growing
The West Texas climate, with below average rainfall and barren land,
The Mountains and Basins region required irrigation to grow corn.
Newcomers to Texas found land with tall timbers, swamps, and rivers.
21
Which of these statements would be true about Texas during the Civil War?
Civil War restores peace in Texas
Opportunities for Settlement in Texas
Texas Unites with the North
Texas made Contributions to the Confederacy
22
Which of the following best describes states’ rights in Texas before the Civil War?
Individual rights described in Amendments 1-10 were guaranteed to all human
The central government and the state governments shared power.
Each state had the right to choose which federal laws they would obey.
Person’s country was more important than their individual state.