Who were Copperheads?

Democrats who opposed Lincoln and the war

What was the major result of the 1876 Presidential Election?

Union troops were removed from South. Reconstruction ended

Which choice BEST describes Lincoln's position on slavery?

Opposed its expansion but not existence

Why is the Battle of Fort Sumter important?

It was the first battle of the Civil War.

What was Black codes?

A set of laws passed by Georgia to restrict the rights of the freedmen.

Laws that restricted the freedoms of blacks

Most northern military leaders felt they had this main advantage over the South.

A stronger industrial base to provide weapons and goods

What was the significance of the Battle of Vicksburg?

Union control of the Mississippi River was complete.

What did the Freedmans Bureau do?

provided schools, food and medical care

What was one of the main goals of the Gettysburg address?

To address whether the Union can last.

Which selection lists the events in order?

Bleeding Kansas,Lincoln President,SC secede,formation of CSA

Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation declared that

slaves in Confederate states were free.

Habeus Corpus is your right to:

not be imprisoned without being charge for a crime.

Congress's impeachment of Johnson was directly precipitated (caused) by his

Firing Rad. Repub. & Sec. of War Stanton violating the Tenure of Office Act

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1
Who were Copperheads?
Republicans who supported Lincoln and the war
Democrats who supported Lincoln and the war
Democrats who opposed Lincoln and the war
Republicans who opposed Lincoln and the war
2
Which of Lincoln's documents freed the slaves?
Emancipation Proclamation
1st Inaugural Address
Gettysburg Address
2nd Inaugural Address
3
What was the major result of the 1876 Presidential Election?
Union troops were removed from South. Reconstruction ended
William Day was appointed to the US Senate
African Americans could attend public schools
Former Confederates were now able to keep their land
4
Congressional Reconstruction contained all of the following EXCEPT:
Forcing the South to ratify the 14th Amendment
10 Percent Plan
Dividing South into military districts
Freedman's Bureau
5
Bloodiest single day battle in all American history:
Antietam
Savannah
Vicksburg
Atlanta
6
Who cut a path of destruction through Georgia with his March to the Sea?
William T. Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
7
Who was the President of the Confederacy?
Thomas Jefferson
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
8
After the Civil War, many blacks were intimidated and threatened by who?
Ku Klux Klan
Jefferson Davis
Confederate Soldiers
Freedman's Bureau
9
Which choice BEST describes Lincoln's position on slavery?
Believed slavery should expand
Believe slavery should be left to the people of the state
Opposed its expansion but not existence
Opposed slavery and its expansion
10
Why is the Battle of Fort Sumter important?
It was the largest battle of the Civil War where 50,000 soldiers died.
It was the turning point for the North in the Civil War.
It was the first battle of the Civil War.
It was the final battle of the Civil War, and the South surrendered.
11
What was Black codes?
Both are equality
Didnt face racial issue.
To give freedmen more rights.
A set of laws passed by Georgia to restrict the rights of the freedmen.
12
Black Codes:
Gave them a creed to live by
Laws that restricted the freedoms of blacks
Allowed them to speak a language not known by others
Was the code of the streets
13
All of the following were advantages of the Union during the Civil War EXCEPT:
Military leadership
Population
Manufacturing
Railroad transportation
14
What was the Fourteenth Amendment?
Abolished slavery
Gave slaves the right to vote
Gave slaves citizenship
Gave slaves the right to burn the crops
15
Most northern military leaders felt they had this main advantage over the South.
Stronger military leaders
Large number of former slaves signing up to fight
A stronger industrial base to provide weapons and goods
Homefield advantage
16
What executive order did Lincoln pass to force men to fight in the Civil War?
Insurgency
Abolition
Conscription
Drafting
17
What was the significance of the Battle of Vicksburg?
Lee surrenders to Grant.
Grant was able to invade Richmond, VA.
Union control of the Mississippi River was complete.
Sherman was able to invade Atlanta, GA.
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What did the Freedmans Bureau do?
Gave everyone money
provided schools, food and medical care
Discriminated against blacks
Made Jim Crow laws legal
19
What does this image describe?
Copperhead Plan
Anaconda Plan
Schlieffen Plan
Rattlesnake Plan
20
What did the Thirteenth Amendment do?
Abolish slavery
Gave former slaves the right to vote
Protected slaves from discrimination
Make slaves citizens
21
What was one of the main goals of the Gettysburg address?
To declare war on the Confederacy
To punish the south
To free slaves
To address whether the Union can last.
22
The Compromise of 1877 ended
Slavery
Reconstruction
the Civil War
the Slave Trade
23
Which selection lists the events in order?
SC secede,Bleeding Kansas,Lincoln President,formation of CSA
Bleeding Kansas,Lincoln President,SC secede,formation of CSA
Formation of CSA,Bleeding Kansas,Lincoln President,SC secede
Lincoln President,formation of CSA,Bleeding Kansas,SC secede
24
Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation declared that
slaves in U.S. territories were free.
slaves in Confederate states were free.
slaves in Union slave states were free.
slaves throughout the world were free.
25
Habeus Corpus is your right to:
own a gun
to self incriminate yourself.
privacy
not be imprisoned without being charge for a crime.
26
The agricultural system used in the South during Reconstruction was called:
free-soiling
indentured servitude
plantation
sharecropping
27
What advantage did Union generals Grant and Sherman have over Confederate generals Jackson and Lee?
more soldiers fighting
a Navy
military expertise
knowledge of the land in the South
28
Congress's impeachment of Johnson was directly precipitated (caused) by his
Veto of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill
Readmission of Southern states under his policies in 1866
Firing Rad. Repub. & Sec. of War Stanton violating the Tenure of Office Act
Advice to Southern states to not ratify the 14th amendment

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