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Civil War Causes II
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A #Civil War quiz on causes of the conflict
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Dred Scott was
a famous fighter for abolition
a slave who led a rebellion
a slave who was ruled not a citizen
a freed slave who was taken back into slavery
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The economy was based on agriculture
West
Europe
South
North
3
Missouri Compromise
Allowed Missouri to be a slave state
Started fighting in Kansas
Motivated John Brown to fight
Allowed Maine to be a slave state
4
Nat Turner led a rebellion of
farmers
abolitionists
slave owners
slaves
5
Plantations were
Small farms that grew tobacco
Big farms in South without slaves
Big farms in South with slaves
Farms that grew cotton
6
Who was this man?
Harry Tubman
Nat Turner
Abe Lincoln
Frederick Douglass
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Slave trade was not allowed in D.C. in the Compromise of 1850
True
False
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John Brown attacked
Harper's Ferry
President Lincoln
Fort Sumter
slave owners in Kansas
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Fugitive Slave Law required
Was ruled constitutional by Supreme Court
Applied to entire U.S.
Angered abolitionists
Slaves to be returned to owners
10
Harriet Tubman
Was a slave
Was African American
Was an abolitionist
Worked on the Underground Railroad
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A mini Civil War started in this state
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
California
12
Free-Soilers were
Southern plantation owners
Political party encouraging Western expansion
Political party opposed to slavery
Western pioneers
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The cotton gin was
an invention that required fewer slaves
an invention that started the Civil War
an invention that ended cotton as a crop in the South
an invention that required more slaves
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Balance of Power
concerned the North, which didn't want slavery to spread
involved having equal votes North-South in Congress
refers to balancing representation in Congress
concerned the South, which worried slavery would be outlawed
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The Compromise of 1850's most controversial provision was
Letting California become a state
Keeping slavery out of D.C.
Allowing slavery to be decided in western territory
Fugitive Slave Law
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Who is this man?
Stephen Douglas
John Brown
Nat Turner
Abraham Lincoln
17
The South industrialized more quickly than the North
False
True
18
An abolitionist...
favors slavery
favors secession
opposes to adding territories to US
opposes to slavery
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A compromise is
when 2 sides can't agree
when 2 sides give a little to get a little
is like a declaration of war
never solves the problem
20
Secession means
quitting a union
winning a contest
rapidly firing a weapon
migrating west
21
California allowed to join the Union with this compromise
Compromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Dred Scott case
Missouri Compromise
22
Slaves made up what percentage of South's population in 1860?
three-fourths
one-half
one-fourth
one-third
23
Field hands were
Slaves who cared for livestock
Slaves who worked with crops
Indentured servants
Slaves who worked in the house
24
Who is this man?
Nat Turner
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
John Brown
25
The North had more people than the South at the start of the Civil War
False
True
26
The first state to secede was
Virginia
Georgia
Texas
South Carolina
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This region had more railroads and thus could move supplies more efficiently
North
West
South
None of the above
28
The Mason Dixon Line (36.30) was drawn as a result of
Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott case
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise
