Unit 11 Review--Sectionalism & Civil War

How did Southern slaveholders view the issue of slavery?

Who is being described--strong & compassionate, trustworthy, and fought against injustices?

Robert E. Lee=Chief Confederate General; _________________=Chief Union General

What civil rights leader was influenced by Henry Thoreau's idea of civil disobedience?

What region of the United States benefited from tariffs prior to the Civil War?

Which document freed slaves that were under Confederate control?

What court case confirmed that enslaved people were property?

North=Industrialization; South=___________________

Civil War years

What political party supported Lincoln in 1860?

How did Frederick Douglass contribute to the success of the Union during the Civil War?

Compare the Missouri Compromise & the Compromise of 1850.

Why did Frederick Douglass support the Union during the Civil War?

How did Lincoln's Gettysburg Address differ from Davis' Inaugural Address?

Refuses to pay a government tax that supports injustices like slavery or war is example of---

Who believed that the state's government has the right to reject federal laws?

How did Lincoln view the act of secession from the national government?

This battle gave the Union control of the Mississippi River and divided the South

Feelings about slavery, industry in different areas, & different uses of land led to what--

How did Lincoln's assassination affect the nation?

What rights did enslaved African Americans have during the early 1880s?

I reduced sectional conflict through legislation--known as the "Great Compromiser".

Allowed California to be a free state and the Fugitive Slave Law was adopted

The first battle of the Civil War was fought where?

What does nullification mean?

What was the result of the Missouri Compromise?

I was the recipient of the Medal of Honor during the Civil War for saving the American flag?

Battle considered a turning point in the Civil War--turned back the invasion of the North