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Sectionalism, Slavery, and the Civil War
Sectionalism, Slavery, and the Civil War
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Which area did the South have a clear disadvantage over the North in the Civil War (helped North grow cities)?
railroads
food production
civilian leadership
industrial capacity
2
This law required citizens to return escaped slaves...
Antidefemation Act
Fugitive Slave Act
Slave Act
Freedman Act
3
Although he was president of the U.S. throughout the Civil War, his name was not on Southern ballots.
Henry Clay
John Quincy Adams
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
4
Which was NOT part of the Anaconda Plan?
kidnap the Confederate President
blockade Southern Ports
gain control of the Mississippi River
Capture the Confederate Capitol
5
What was the first state to secede from the United States?
Alabama
California
Virginia
South Carolina
6
Lincoln and Douglass mainly debated about ?
to punish the South
slavery
to preserve the Union
to end the war within 6 months.
7
Kansas was the first territory to
shed blood in a civil war
protest the war
secede from the Union
raise an army against Lincoln
8
What was Douglas' view on slavery?
all states should be slave
wouldn't end it but didn't want it to spread west
popular sovereignty
all states should be free
9
The Southern capitol of Richmond was the base of President ________________________.
Abraham Lincoln
Richard Grant
Aaron Burr
Jefferson Davis
10
What happened at Fort Sumter?
battle that started the Civil War;Southern victory
fought on sept. 17 , 1862 near Maryland
the most important battle for the Union army
fought on July 21, 1861 in virgina
11
Southern secession was justified by this idea meaning the states can make their own choices...
states' rights
state soveringhty
Antifederalism
Migration theory
12
What did the South do at Appomattox Court House ?
Led the Southern army to victory
introduce the "total war" strategy"
assassinate Lincoln
surrender
13
The ____________________ was contraversial because it dealt with the balance of slave and free states.
Proclamation of 1763
Missouri Compromise
Treaty of Ghent
Judiciary Act of 1801
14
What was the result of the Dred Scott Case?
Scott was denied his freedom proving the Constitution supported slavery.
Scott was given life in prison
Scott was freed
Scott was able to purchase his freedom
15
Harriet Tubman used the North Star to guide her with escaped slaves along the
Apppilachian Trail
transcontinental railroad
Mississippi River
underground railroad
16
Who was Sojourner Truth?
An African American musician
leader of the Montgomery bus boycott
An African American Abolitionist known for her elequent speeches
A NAACP founder
17
Sherman’s "March to the Sea" shows the use of which of the following war strategies?
atomic war strategy
wait it out strategy
cold war/detente
Total war strategy
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Why is the Battle of Gettysburg considered a turning point in the Civil War?
it divided the Confederacy
It made the South give up the idea of invading the North.
it forced the Confederacy to surrender
it was the first Union victory on the battlefield
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John Brown was
an abolitionist who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
a Native American who rallied his tribe against American settlers.
an abolitionist whose death ralied others to fight for the end of slavery
a famous war hero of 1812
20
The South believed they relied on the North too much for
manufactured goods
cotton
shoes
railroads
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What word refers to a person working to end slavery?
free labor society
federalist
abolitionist
Freedman
22
The South relied on _____________ _________________ for agriculture.
machinery
slave labor
indentured servants
free labor
