What is the main problem for the Confederate and Union armies when preparing for war?

Most soldiers were in inexperienced and undisciplines.

Which of the following was a consequence of the Worcester v. Georgia decision?

Georgia ignored it and took no action to in force it

How did enslaved parents pass their culture down to their children.

They taught children christian songs about freedom.

What did the Union victory in the battle of Shiloh mean for the union?

It won the war in the west for the Union.

In leading an armed residence in Virginia John Brown was attempting to

Steal weapons and bring them to local slaves.

The cotton diplomacy was based on the belief that

Britain would support the South because it needed cotton.

The Emancipation Proclamation was an order from Lincoln

calling for all Conferate slaves to be freed

Chief Justice B. Taney question

Slaves were proprety and property was defended by law.

Why did General Lee decide to surrender his troops?

The Union had surrounded his troops and he had no supplies.

What role did the conventional railroad play in California's development?

Connected Cal. w/ rest of the country?

What important contribution did General William Tecumseh Sherman make to the Union war effort?

Alabama; succeeds destroying southern railroads/industries.

What was the significance of the Siege of Vicksburg?

It gave the Union total control of the Mississippi River.

How did technological developments during the industrial rev.enable people to build factories?

The shift to steam power meant factories didn't need waterr.

Which of the following statements about the Fugitive Slave Act is true?

Commissioners gained from returning slaves to slaveholders.

What aspect of Native American History became known as the Trail of Tears?

800 miles march Cherokee Indians did from Georgia.

The telegraph was significant because it?

It enabled people to send news quickly from coast to coast.

The Supreme Court ruling in Dred Scott v. Sandford established that

Congress had legal power to ban slavery in federal places

What was Eli Whitney's influence on American manufacturing?

He came up with the idea of interchangaable parts.

What is a trade union?

Organization of workers trying to improve pay/working life.

Why were slaves uneducated?

Teaching slaves was prohibited in most states.

What did Harriet Beecher Stowe do to influence slavery?

Exposed the harsh reality of slave life.

What would a slave have worried about when going up for auction?

The fate of the parents, brothers, sisters and children.

Why did many criticize the North draft of 1863?

Draft favored the rich to buy ways out of serving.

What was the strategy of total war adopted by General Sherman?

Destroying Civlian and military resources.

Why did the Union find it difficult to maintain the blockage?

The Union Navy had to partrol thousands of miles of coast.

What did the water frame revolutionize the production of cloth?

It increased the place of production.

African American soldiers in the Civil War faced more difficulties than white soldiers because

killed or sold into slavery if captured by the Confederacy

What feature made the new warships dangerous to the Union Navy?

The ships were heavily armored with thick metal plating.

Who were the mountain men?

western fur trappers and traders

Why did southern cotton planters rely on rivers?

The lack of roads made shipping by land very difficult.

How were prisoners of war treated during the Civil War?

They were often held without shelter and given little food.

The first Battle of Bull Run

Shattered the Union's hope of winning the war quickly.

The Industrial Revolution is best defined as a?

A rapid of rapid growth when machines bacame essential.

The Civil War began with the

Firing of Confederate gun on Fort Sumpter.

Why was the Battle of Gettysburg a turning point in Civil War?

Its the last time Lee's Troops launched attacks in the North

What contribution did Harriet Tubman make to the antislavery movement?

As a conductor of Underground Railroad, she led many slaves.

Why were more American textile mills built in the North than in the South?

The North had more rivers to provide power.

In the 1800's the Frontier West

Lacked services such as roads and water transportation.

What main benefit did the transportation revolution bring to trade?

It enabled goods to travel quickly to the U.S.

The purpose of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was to

Remind Americans of reasons that the Civil War was fought.

How did the idea of popular sovereignty affect slavery?

States/territories would decide whether to permit slavery.

How did the Treaty of 1848 effect the United States?

It increased the size of the U.S. by 25%.

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1
What is the main problem for the Confederate and Union armies when preparing for war?
Most soldiers found rifles difficult to carry.
Most soldiers were uncontrollably merciless.
Most soldiers were in inexperienced and undisciplines.
The Bikini Bottom attacked first.
2
Which of the following was a consequence of the Worcester v. Georgia decision?
present Jackson ordered all state troops
present Jackson authorized the removal of the Indians
Georgia ignored it and took no action to in force it
3
How did enslaved parents pass their culture down to their children.
Told their children biblical stories.
Folktales and hymns.
They taught children christian songs about freedom.
Told folktales.
4
What did the Union victory in the battle of Shiloh mean for the union?
It gave the Union greater control of the Mississippi River..
It established Union control over workers states.
Sponge Bob gave them more ammo.
It won the war in the west for the Union.
5
In leading an armed residence in Virginia John Brown was attempting to
Controlled the slaves that escaped in Virgina.
Steal weapons and bring them to local slaves.
Plakton was trying to get new recipes for the Chum bucket.
Showed his anger over the Dred Scott declaration.
6
The cotton diplomacy was based on the belief that
The South would be supported by the owners of the plantation
Britain would support the South because it needed cotton.
Britain would stop supplying the North with cotton if war.
Sponge Bob could make cotton.
7
Why was the steamboat more suited to river travel?
It was meant to serve as a ferry.
Steam helped speed.
It traveled well upstream.
It relied on wind power.
8
The Emancipation Proclamation was an order from Lincoln
Ending slavery in the United States
To say good by to the entire mess.
calling for all Conferate slaves to be freed
requiring slaves to join Union troops
9
Where was Indian Territory?
present day Michigan
present day Arkansas
south of the blue ridge mountains
present day Oklahoma
10
Chief Justice B. Taney question
Slaves would begin an uprising.
Slaves were not citizens of the U.S.
Cessation would end a war between western states on slavery.
Slaves were proprety and property was defended by law.
11
Why did General Lee decide to surrender his troops?
The Union had surrounded his troops and he had no supplies.
Confederacy President Jefferson Davis ordered him surrender.
General Lee no longer wanted to fight.
He made Bikini Bottom a safer place.
12
What role did the conventional railroad play in California's development?
It damaged Cal.'s environment
The railroad made people happy.
It slowed down Cal. economy.
Connected Cal. w/ rest of the country?
13
What important contribution did General William Tecumseh Sherman make to the Union war effort?
Alabama; succeeds destroying southern railroads/industries.
He declared "No ships on any waters!"
Cuts off southern access to waterways.
spunge bob lazer hands general will in the face
14
What was the significance of the Siege of Vicksburg?
It gave the Union total control of the Mississippi River.
It showed the Union that the South was strong.
It showed the Union that it would win the Civil War.
It gave Patrick total control of the Mississippi River.
15
How did technological developments during the industrial rev.enable people to build factories?
It mean Sponge Bob wealthy.
Trains could bring raw materials.
The shift to steam power meant factories didn't need waterr.
Trains and steams boats spread population out.
16
The goal of the Union Army in the West was to gain control of the
Confederate Captial
Plankton's Chum Buckeet
Railroads in the West
Mississippi River
17
Which of the following statements about the Fugitive Slave Act is true?
Patrick thought fugitive slaves were scary.
Enforcement of the law began 10 years after it was passed.
People who helped runaways often servied as witnesses.
Commissioners gained from returning slaves to slaveholders.
18
What aspect of Native American History became known as the Trail of Tears?
The streams of blood that flowed from Sauk Indieans.
The line connecting Seminole Indians.
800 miles march Cherokee Indians did from Georgia.
Mr. Crabs cried a river of tears because his money was gone
19
The telegraph was significant because it?
Led to the invention of the railroad system.
Make the inventor famous.
It enabled people to send news quickly from coast to coast.
Allowed Patrick Starr to talk to people outside of his rock.
20
What was the affect of Nate Turner's Rebellion of 1832.
Terrified slave owners freed their slaves.
Slave Codes were toughened.
Slaves obtained better working conditions.
Slaves received schooling.
21
The Supreme Court ruling in Dred Scott v. Sandford established that
establish a residence on free soil makes a slave free
Missouri Compromise restriction on slaves =unconstitutional
SpongeBob can free all slaves magicly with Mr Krabs
Congress had legal power to ban slavery in federal places
22
What was Eli Whitney's influence on American manufacturing?
He served as President Adams secretary of war.
He agrued that manufacturing should be done by hand.
He came up with the idea of interchangaable parts.
It provided more jobs.
23
What is a trade union?
Bikini Bottoms way of trading.
Organization of workers trying to improve pay/working life.
Workers from poor countries willing to work for low pay.
Collection of workers who appealed to courts and police.
24
As a strategy for winning the civil war General Winfeld wanted to
Deny the South access to the North by building a wall
Gary would be used as a weapon to win the war.
Employ a navel blockade
Gain control of the federal capital in Richmond
25
Why were slaves uneducated?
They were too lazy to read.
Slaves had no time to study.
Teaching slaves was prohibited in most states.
Teaching slaves did not pay well.
26
What did Harriet Beecher Stowe do to influence slavery?
Accuse the federal gov't obeying the southern states.
Exposed the harsh reality of slave life.
Freed Bob Sponge's slaves.
Attacked political folks who supported slavery in the south.
27
What would a slave have worried about when going up for auction?
The fate of the parents, brothers, sisters and children.
Is it the size of the master's plantation.
The type of work of required by the master.
Not enough money.
28
Why did many criticize the North draft of 1863?
Felt the draft forced men who were to young ot fight.
Draft favored the rich to buy ways out of serving.
Bikini Bottom was just critical.
Felt the draft was unconstitutional.
29
What was the strategy of total war adopted by General Sherman?
Attacking the enemy both on land the sea.
To wipe out the entire ocean.
Destroying Civlian and military resources.
Killing slaves and consequently, the work force.
30
Why did the Union find it difficult to maintain the blockage?
Patrick blew it up with a laser gun.
The Union Navy was not as strong as the Navy forces.
The Union Navy had to partrol thousands of miles of coast.
The South had help from the Europeans to get blockade..
31
How did the treaty of 1836 affect the United States?
it maid the us 25% bigger
it allowed the us to get 18 million dollars from mexico
what treaty
i dont know
32
What did the water frame revolutionize the production of cloth?
It increased the number of threads the homeowner could spin.
It made Sponge Bob into a frame.
It shifted the location of production to home from mills.
It increased the place of production.
33
African American soldiers in the Civil War faced more difficulties than white soldiers because
Treated so much worse than the rest of the people
killed or sold into slavery if captured by the Confederacy
not experienced at war and did not know what to expect
given rotten food to eat and poor living conditions
34
What feature made the new warships dangerous to the Union Navy?
The ships were very fast and could hold tons of ammuniation.
The ships could be completely submerged underwater.
Plankton used the chum bucket to make the boats dangerous.
The ships were heavily armored with thick metal plating.
35
Who were the mountain men?
eastern settlers who poured onto origin country
Mrs. gray children
western map makers
western fur trappers and traders
36
Why did southern cotton planters rely on rivers?
The transportation revolution had introducted the flat boat.
The lack of roads made shipping by land very difficult.
The new railroad transport was still too costly.
To ships their element 115.
37
How were prisoners of war treated during the Civil War?
They were often held without shelter and given little food.
Treated like kings.
They were often forced to fight for the enemy troops.
Treated well b/c their captors wanted money to return. them.
38
Who benefited most from Andrew Jacksons plan to remove American Indians to the west?
mrs.gray
american farmers
Andrew jackson
American indians who gained protection by the usa
39
The first Battle of Bull Run
Mr. Crabs would show them how to win a war
Shattered the Union's hope of winning the war quickly.
Demonstrate to the Confederacy the strength of Union Army
Showed the Union that the Confederate Army was weak
40
The Industrial Revolution is best defined as a?
It increased the number of threads the homeowner could use.
It increased the place of production.
It increased the stone of happiness.
A rapid of rapid growth when machines bacame essential.
41
The Civil War began with the
SpongBob using the magical conch shell of the deep.
Firing of Confederate gun on Fort Sumpter.
Declaration of War by President Lincoln.
Abolition of slaves in the South.
42
Why was the Battle of Gettysburg a turning point in Civil War?
Its the last time Lee's Troops launched attacks in the North
It resulted in the Confederacy losing over half its troops.
It ended the bad feelings between the black and the whites.
It marked the first clear Union victory of the Civil War.
43
What contribution did Harriet Tubman make to the antislavery movement?
As a conductor of Underground Railroad, she led many slaves.
She put Sponge Bob in a tub.
She wrote many essays.
She lectured Anti-Slavery Society about evils.
44
Why were more American textile mills built in the North than in the South?
The South charged higher taxes on idustry.
The South was not interested.
The North had more rivers to provide power.
It was closer to people's houses.
45
In the 1800's the Frontier West
Needed more ocean water for Patrick.
Lacked services such as roads and water transportation.
Suffered from low property values.
Struggled in climates that almost damaged crops.
46
What main benefit did the transportation revolution bring to trade?
It enabled goods to travel quickly to the U.S.
It made the public more interested in cross country travel.
It provided more jobs for Americans.
It made Sponge Bob travel faster.
47
African American unit in the Civil War that played a key role in the attack on South Carolinas
The yellow sponges
95th Connecticut Volunteer Calvery
100th Tennessee Colored Infantry
45th Massachutes Infantry
48
The purpose of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was to
Declare the official end of the Civil War
Let him talk to the people
Remind Americans of reasons that the Civil War was fought.
Honor Union soldeirs and their bravery throughout the War
49
How did the idea of popular sovereignty affect slavery?
States/territories would decide whether to permit slavery.
Sponge Bob would not allow it.
Slavery would be permitted in unofficial states.
Slavery would not be permitted anywhere in the world.
50
What put an end to the fur trading on the 1840?
to costly
it was to fancy
Spain and rusha claimed the pacific cost
demeaned for the rare fur fell
51
How did the Treaty of 1848 effect the United States?
It added value to the lands.
It increased the size of the U.S. by 25%.
It foreced the U.S. to give us territory in the west.
It enabled the U.S. to collect $18 million in taxes.
52
What advantage did skilled slaves have over unskilled slaves?
Working shorter hours.
Earning money to buy their freedom.
Moving from plantation to plantation.
Samantha could not mind control them.
53
Why did President Lincoln support the abolition of slavery?
He thought slavery gave too much power to the South.
He thought that it would help the North win the war.
Slaves would continue supporting the South unless freed.
He was thought the people would be happy.
54
The Battle of Antietam
Severely weakened the Union army.
Mrs. Crabs blew up the battlefield with his money.
Shifted control of the Civil War from South to North.
Was the last battle that took place in the east.
55
Which statement best expresses why southern states seceded from the Union?
The Southern economy and way of life would be destroyed.
Secession would end the conflicts between northern states.
Slaves would begin an uprising if states did not secede.
Sponge Bob could fly.
56
Many Northerners began to oppose the Civil War because they
felt that the Union was being too harsh on the Confederacy.
were upset by the length of the war and amount of casualties
felt fed it with the whole thing.
Realized the important of slavery to the South's economy.
57
Why did many Native Americans choose to join the Confederacy?
They agreed with the Confederate States in using slaves.
They hoped the Confederate leaders would give independence.
They identified with the Confederacy fight & hold beliefs.
Master Chief wanted to help the Native Americans.
58
What was the economic condition of the South after the end of the Civil War?
Critical, as homes/jobs were not available to most people.
The entire Chum Bucket was blown up.
Improved, as plantatons were in the hands of former slaves.
Disastrous, as most plantations became Union general's home.
59
Which of the following statements was true of the Oregon Trail?
it was a well renown route for travelers.
It required protection by the us troops
it was a popular route for merchants
it took six months to travel.
60
How did the Gadsden Purchase benefit the U.s.?
It allowed the U.S. to purchase present day Arizona.
It secured northern routes for railroads.
It gave U.S. hunting rights.
It allowed the U.S. to have more money.

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