A good definition for Abolitionist with regards to slavery

A person who wants slavery to end

Emancipation Proclamation

Issued by Lincoln that declared the end of slavery in the Confederacy

Boundary between free states (Union) and slave states (Confederacy)

The greatest General of the Confederacy and famous for his battle strategy

Belief that the United States was destined to expand across North America

Fredrick Douglas is famous for

For his speeches and antislavery writings

One of the results of Industrialization was

People moved from the countryside (rural) to work in factories in the city

How did the 'California Gold Rush' impact the United States

Many immigrants and migrants flooded Northern California in search of gold

Government's power comes from the consent of the people

First big victory for the Union, 50,000 dead on both sides after 3 days

One of the results of the Mexican-American War

Mexico lost almost 1/2 of its land to the United States

11 states that seceded from the U.S. in 1860 after the election of Lincoln

Allowed the rapid movement of goods, was critical to the expansion westward

General in the Union Army and defeated General Lee and the Army of Virginia

The Underground Railroad was

Network of people and routes that helped enslaved people escape to freedom

The telegraph changed society by allowing for

It allowed for instant communication for personal, business, and military.

Harriet Tubman is most famous for helping?

runaway on the underground railroad, and get to the North for freedom

Law passed by Congress to settle the debate over slavery in new states

Abolished slavery and involuntary servitude in the U.S., except for crimes

the Union was the portion of the country that remained loyal to the U.S.

Sherman's March to the Sea

Sherman led troops through the state of Georgia, burning homes and farms

The first battle of the Civil War. Confederate forces attack US Fort

What happened at Harpers Ferry in 1859

John Brown and his men took hostages and seized the federal armory.

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1
A good definition for Abolitionist with regards to slavery
A person who sold his slaves for more money then he paid
A person who wants slavery to end
A person who abolishes their pastor when he mistakenly quotes the bible
A person who abolishes his right to buy and sell cotton
2
Samuel F.B. Morse is credited with inventing the telegraph
False
True
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Emancipation Proclamation
Proclaimed President Lincolns relection campaign
Emancipated all minors to go and fight in the Union Army
Issued by Lincoln that declared the end of slavery in the Confederacy
Emancipated all Confederate P.O.W.'s and pardoned them
4
Mason Dixon Line
The Boundary along The Pacific Railroad Line
The Boundary around Washington DC
The boundary of the North and South for the Battle of Gettysburgh
Boundary between free states (Union) and slave states (Confederacy)
5
General Lee
The greatest General of the Confederacy and famous for his battle strategy
He issued the Emancipation Proclamation
The author of the Missouri Compromise
The greatest General of the Union and famous for his battle strategies
6
Manifest Destiny is?
Belief that destiny is more important than Popular Sovereignty.
Belief that the United States was destined to expand across North America
Belief that the United States was destined to be a democracy
Belief that capitalism is the only economic system that works
7
Fredrick Douglas is famous for
For his speeches and antislavery writings
Being the only former slave to become a Confederate General
For assassinating Abraham Lincoln
Being a succesful Union Soldier who won the Battle of Gettysburgh
8
One of the results of Industrialization was
People moved from the countryside (rural) to work in factories in the city
Children were not allowed to work in these early factories
Workers were paid high wages and the jobs were verys safe and fun
Robotics replaced many workers in these early factories
9
How did the 'California Gold Rush' impact the United States
This led to a second Civil War
Many immigrants and migrants flooded Northern California in search of gold
This directly led to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Many in the army desereted in order to look for gold.
10
Popular Sovereignty
Government's power comes from the consent of the people
Government's should consider what is popular before they raise taxes
Only the most knowledgable people are qualified to be leaders
All people are sovereign in their own countries
11
Rural is another term for countryside
False
True
12
Battle of Gettysburg
First big victory for the Union, 50,000 dead on both sides after 3 days
The battle were Abraham Lincoln was killed
Battle were John Brown and Harriet Tubman were killed
This was the final battle of the war, resulting in the defeat of the Union
13
One of the results of the Mexican-American War
Mexico lost almost 1/2 of its land to the United States
Russia threatened to invade
Mexico became a colony of the United States
Mexico asked Spain and Germany to protect it from the United States
14
Confederate
11 states that seceded from the U.S. in 1860 after the election of Lincoln
The people from the south who helped the Free State of Jones
A group of Northern citizens who fought to maintain slavery
A group of abolotionist from the Southern States
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Railroads & Canals
Were constantly sabotaged by Native Americans
Helped the Southern States win the Civil War
Allowed the rapid movement of goods, was critical to the expansion westward
Became very expensive and led to the Civil War
16
General Grant
General in the Union Army and defeated General Lee and the Army of Virginia
He invented the first machine gun which helped defeat the Confederacy
He invented the $100 bill
The President of the Confederacy
17
The Underground Railroad was
Network of people and routes that helped enslaved people escape to freedom
The first subways in the United States
The underground battles in and around New York
The underground railroad that runs from New York to
18
The telegraph changed society by allowing for
It caused Abraham Lincoln's assassinations.
It allowed for instant communication for personal, business, and military.
It ended the Civil War
The lottery, it increased the amount of millionaires
19
Harriet Tubman is most famous for helping?
Being an officer in the Union Army
Helping black men get the right to vote
Killing her master while she was a slave
runaway on the underground railroad, and get to the North for freedom
20
Missouri Compromise
The law that brought Missourri into the Union
Law passed by Congress to settle the debate over slavery in new states
The law that led Missouri to join the Confederacy
The law that ended slavery in Missouri
21
John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln
False
True
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13th Amendment
Abolished slavery and involuntary servitude in the U.S., except for crimes
Officially ended the Civil War
Gave Women the right to vote
Created the right to continue slavery in the Southern States only
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The Union was
It is what the end of the Civil War is called, as the country was reunited
When prisoners of war are reunited with their wives and family
Was the legalization of marriage between mixed race couples
the Union was the portion of the country that remained loyal to the U.S.
24
Sherman's March to the Sea
Sherman led troops through the state of Georgia, burning homes and farms
Sherman marched to the sea to escape after assassinating Abraham Lincoln
Sherman marched to the sea handing out food and medicine to those in need
Sherman led the confederates to waiting ships to escape
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Fort Sumter
The fort where John Wilkes Booth hid after assassinating Abraham Lincoln
The first battle of the Civil War. Confederate forces attack US Fort
The place where General Lee made his last stand against Union forces
The fort where Jefferson Davis surrendered, ending the Civil War
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Urban is another term for city
True
False
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What happened at Harpers Ferry in 1859
John Brown was the first elected politician assassinated by the Confederacy
Brown and his men held all the slaves hostage
John Brown did the first ever suicide bombing, killing half the town
John Brown and his men took hostages and seized the federal armory.

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