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Intro to the Civil War
Intro to the Civil War
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A Social Studies blind quiz to introduce students to the causes of the American Civil War.
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1
In the _, 80% of the labor force worked on the farm.
South
West
East
North
2
The Industrial Revolution's effect on the _, caused its economy to rely on factory workers.
South
North
3
By 1860, 1/4 of all Northerners lived in _ areas.
Urban
Rural
4
As adults, more Southern men tended to gravitate towards the Democratic party.
False
True
5
In the 1860 election Abraham Lincoln was the Republican's party nominee. The _ party had two.
Populist
Democratic
Green
Tea
6
The North's greatest weakness was its...?
inability to manufacture goods
lack of banks
lack of strong military leadership
lack of railroads
7
Who was the President that was able to preserve the Union? He led the North.
George Washington
Barack Obama
Abraham Lincoln
Bill Clinton
8
The _ allowed Kansas and Nebraska to decide if they were pro or anti slave territories.
Freedom Bill
Louisiana Purchase
Kansas-Nebraska Act
20th Amendment
9
The American Civil War was fought between...
North (Union) and South (Confederacy)
U.S. and Great Britain
Loyalist and Patriots
Yankees and Red Sox
10
In 1860, Abraham Lincoln won only 40% of popular vote but still...
won the presidential election
became a senator
freed the slaves
built a cabin
11
90% of the nation's manufacturing, and most of its banks were in...
The South
The North
The East
The West
12
More Northerners than Southerners were Republican.
False
True
13
More Northerners than Southerners were likely to work in business, medicine or education.
False
True
14
However, the South's greatest strength was its...
manufacturing ability
coasts
strong military leadership
technology
15
The Southern economy, however, continued to rely on unpaid laborers or _.
slaves
workers
clients
employees
16
The North and South had different advantages. Having_ and _ were Key strengths for the North.
Farmers and Ranchers
Railroads and Factories
Workers and Laborers
Coasts and Seaports
17
Former senator Jefferson Davis led the _ in its _ from the Union.
West; departure
South; separation
North; partnership
Union; break
18
Unlike the North, the South did NOT have_.
strong leadership
coasts
a sufficient amount of railroads
large farms
19
Those both for and against _ soon settled in Nebraska and Kansas. Which caused tension.
farming
prohibition
slavery
immigration
20
Although 2/3 of Southerners owned no slaves, those who had plantations owned several.
False
True
