Significance of the Emancipation Proclamation?

President endorsed abolition of slavery in the South.

Relationship between Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin and slavery

slavery became more needed w/more cotton now harvested

which is true of the Missouri Compromise and slavery?

Prohibited slavery north of 36,30 line in LA Territory

Main purpose of Sherman's "March to the Sea?"

destroy South's strategic and economic capacity to fight

American Civil War proved that

industrial power leads to military power

John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry is significant, why?

failed attempt at a slave rebellion

How the Civil War changed government?

Established supremacy of the fed. govt. over the state govts

Important outcome of the Revolutionary War battle, Saratoga

Won the Americans a foreign ally

How Mercantilism function in the early colonies

English colonies were sources of raw materials, and markets

Political issue that caused division in D.C. during westward expansion

expansion of slavery into new territories

Ruling of the Dredd Scott v. Sanford case.

slaves are property and cannot be citizens

One of the significant aspects of the Gettysburg Address was that it....

Explained the higher purpose of the war

Result of the First Battle of Bull Run?

The Union realized the war would not end quickly or easily

What is the middle passage?

transportation of slaves from Africa to the New World

Significance of Union victory at Vicksburg

Resulted in northern control of the Miss. River

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US: Civil War (w/o Reconstruction)

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1
Significance of the Emancipation Proclamation?
President endorsed abolition of slavery in the South.
Allowed slavery to remain unaltered in slave states
immediately freed slaves throughout the country
freed slaves in the "Border States"
2
Which is an example of Manifest Destiny?
War of 1812
Civil War
Annexation of Texas
Industrial Movement
3
What was Lincoln's goal in the early years of his Presidency?
enforce the Emancipation Proclamation
Encourage sectionalism
End slavery throughout the entire country
Preserve the Union
4
Bloodiest single day in of the Civil War
Antietam
Chickamauga
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
5
Relationship between Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin and slavery
slavery became more needed w/more cotton now harvested
slavery more needed because there were more jobs available
Slavery became less needed, machines did most of the work
slave became less needed, b/c the 13th amendment outlawed it
6
which is true of the Missouri Compromise and slavery?
Territories had to abolish slavery before becoming states
Prohibited slavery north of 36,30 line in LA Territory
Miss. River became dividing line between slave & free states
All future states are required to be slave states
7
Main purpose of Sherman's "March to the Sea?"
destroy South's strategic and economic capacity to fight
convince France and Britain to get out of the war
capture important railroad depots
Destroy Georgia's ability to produce cotton
8
John C. Calhoun movement against the Tariff of 1828
Nullification
Anti-Federalist
Unionist
Abolitionist
9
What platform did Lincoln run on in the 1858 Senate race?
pro-tariff
anti-tariff
anti-slavery
pro-slavery
10
Which is true of John Brown?
Opposed War
Opposed Politics
Opposed Slavery
Opposed the Union
11
American Civil War proved that
Federalism is not as important as states' rights
industrial power leads to military power
Human rights can be the deciding factor in warfare
success requires international assistance
12
U.S. Constitution is a govt. w/ 3 branches, with sep. powers and checks and balances. Ex. of?
Republicanism
Limited Government
Checks and Balances
Judicial Review
13
1760 cartoon is a protest to what?
British Taxes
Cruelty of British soldiers
Pirates
Food Safety
14
Occurred as a result of the 1860 election
Reconstruction
John Brown's raid
secession of South Carolina
Kansas-Nebraska Act
15
John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry is significant, why?
First city to withdraw from the Union
failed attempt at a slave rebellion
first capital of the Confederacy
First shots of the Civil War
16
Why did the New England, Southern, and Mid-Atlantic Colonies develop differently?
Level of the education of citizens
Customs of Immigrants
Government differences
Geographic Conditions
17
Union Strategy created by Winfield Scott
Divide and Conquer
Total War
Anaconda Plan
Scott's Great Snake
18
Robert E. Lee's invasion of the North was turned back
Trenton
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Shiloh
19
Robert E. Lee commanded Confederates primarily, where?
Georgia
Mississippi
Virginia
Alabama
20
How the Civil War changed government?
It legalized secession
Established supremacy of states' rights over fed. govt.
Established supremacy of the fed. govt. over the state govts
It made the President a de facto monarch
21
General of Union forces from Western theater - accepted Confederate surrender at Appomattox
Ulysses S. Grant
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
William T. Sherman
Grover Cleveland
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Important outcome of the Revolutionary War battle, Saratoga
Won the Americans a foreign ally
led to victory in the South
marked end of British presence in the North
First major victory for the colonists
23
Emancipation Proclamation was announced after what Battle?
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Antietam
24
Northern advantage during the war?
larger agricultural labor force
larger free population
longer coastline
superior supply of military officers
25
Southerners might point to this as justification for secession
American Revolution
Necessary and Proper clause of the Constitution
War of 1812
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
26
How Mercantilism function in the early colonies
To obtain a favorable balance of trade
English colonies were sources of raw materials, and markets
Reduced overpopulation of England
Trade policy based on idea that a country should sell more
27
Importance of Atlanta campaign?
surrender at Appomattox
re-election of Lincoln
Fall of Vicksburg
immediate capture of Savannah Georgia
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Political issue that caused division in D.C. during westward expansion
expansion of slavery into new territories
whether or not to allow Native Americans as citizens
role of men on the frontier
role of geography in creating state borders
29
First shots of the Civil War
Fort Sumter
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
1st Manassas
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Ruling of the Dredd Scott v. Sanford case.
"Separate but Equal" doctrine
South had a right to secede
slaves are property and cannot be citizens
women had no right to vote
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Device used during Civil War, allowed for greater communication between generals, Govt. & Press
Snapchat
Telegraph
Typewriter
Telephone
32
Which of these allowed the South to have early success in the Civil War?
Capable Military Leadership
Transportation Network
Food Production
Industrial Capability
33
One of the significant aspects of the Gettysburg Address was that it....
Announced Lincoln's plans to emancipate all slaves
Explained the higher purpose of the war
Comfort Union troops as they moved South
celebrated the Union victory over the Confederacy
34
Controversial action by Lincoln; reduced rights of American citizens
suspension of habeas corpus
Freed Slaves that were loyal to South
Emancipation Proclamation
Instituted a military draft
35
Result of the First Battle of Bull Run?
Confederates invaded the North
Confederates began considering drafting slaves
Union was inspired by the outcome
The Union realized the war would not end quickly or easily
36
What is the middle passage?
Lewis and Clark's expedition into the LA territory
Creation of the Panama Canal
transportation of slaves from Africa to the New World
best route over the Rocky Mountains to California
37
Monroe Doctrine is moral opposition to what?
colonialism
slavery
communism
racism
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Significance of Union victory at Vicksburg
Stopped Confederate invasion into Pennsylvania
Resulted in the immediate surrender of the Confederacy
Led to overwhelming support for Lincoln's 1860 election
Resulted in northern control of the Miss. River

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