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MN Ch. 8: Civil War
MN Ch. 8: Civil War
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1
How did abolitionists in Minnesota react to Eliza Winston?
They wanted to help her run away
They wanted to help her gain her freedom through the courts.
They wanted her to continue to faithfully serve her master.
They wanted her to return to the South.
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The South had mainly plantations and the North had mainly...
cotton plantations
slave labor
factories
corn fields
3
In which state were the most battles fought by the First Minnesota regiment during the Civi
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Minnesota
Maryland
4
How did people back home in Minnesota support the war and the soldiers?
They stopped everyday life
They acted as spies and gave tips to military leaders.
They sent supplies, letters and care packages
They sent men and women to fight in the battle of Gettysburg
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What were 3 major crops produced on slave owning plantations in the South?
Cotton, corn & wheat
Rice, sugar & corn
Corn, wheat & rice
Cotton, sugar & tobacco
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What effect did the Civil War have on the United States and Minnesota?
MN economy flourished.
The entire nation was left in ruins & the economy suffered
No MN soldiers died.
More than 800,000 soldiers and civilians lost their lives
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Minnesota became a State in what year?
1958
1849
1988
1858
8
What were the 11 Southern states that seceded from the Union during the Civil War called?
The Abolitionist
The Confederacy
The Union
The secede
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What was the Dred Scott case about?
Giving enslaved people the right to get married
Making slavery illegal in the North
Banning slavery in the United States
Freedom for slaves in states where slavery was illegal
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What was the presidential decree that stated the slaves in the Confederate states were free?
Emancipation Proclamation
The U.S. Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Dred Scott court case
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Which Amendment outlawed slavery in the U.S.
The 14th Amendment
The 12th Amendment
The 15th Amendment
The 13th Amendment
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What was the outcome of the Dred Scott Case?
The Scotts were free when they returned to Missouri.
The Scotts were “property” and not citizens.
The Scotts were free until the Civil War ended.
The Scotts were free as long as they stayed in Minnesota.
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What was the name of the first major fight of the Civil War?
Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Charleston
Battle of Antietam
14
How old was Charley Goddard when he illegally enlisted in the army?
15 years old
18 years old
12 years old
24 years old
15
What is a change to a government process or document called?
Abolitionist
secede
amendment
Confederacy
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What is someone who opposes slavery called?
Abolitionist
Union
Confederacy
amendment
17
Which amendment provided citizenship to all people born in the U.S., regardless of race.
The 14th Amendment
The 15th Amendment
The 13th Amendment
The 12th Amendment
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What effect did the Emancipation Proclamation have on Robert Hickman?
He no longer had slaves to work on his plantation.
He enlisted to fight in the war.
He traveled back home to Missouri to celebrate with his f
He led a large group of slaves to freedom in MN.
19
What were the northern states during the Civil War called?
The secede
The Confederacy
The Union
The Abolitionist
20
Which amendment said that the right to vote cannot be denied because of race or skin color.
The 15th Amendment
The 13th Amendment
The 14th Amendment
The 12th Amendment
21
During the Civil War, the United States was divided in to 2 major sides…
The Union in the North and the Slaves in the South.
The Confederates in the North and the Slaves in the South
The Confederates in the North and the Union in the South.
The Union in the North and Confederates in the South.
22
What was the outcome of the Eliza Winston case?
She won her freedom.
She was sent back to her home in Mississippi.
She lost the case and remained a slave.
She went out West to find gold.
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What was an important factor in the coming of the Civil War?
The North had no use for cotton made by slaves
The decision about the Dred Scott case
The South started producing more cotton than the North.
New inventions made corn plantations more profitable.
24
Which event, that led up to the Civil War, happened first ?
Lincoln was elected president
The Southern states secede
Confederates attacked U.S. Fort Sumter
The North wanted more land