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Civil War Quiz (E)
Civil War Quiz (E)
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This covers material studied in class about the Civil War #socialstudiesliteracyoctober #2014
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1
This battle gave control of the Mississippi to the Union.
Vicksburg
Fort Sumter
Bull Run #1
Gettysburg
2
The border states were: Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland and........?
<br>Florida
<br>Richmond
New York
<br>Delaware
3
What state was the first to secede?
Alabama
<br>Arkansas
<br>South Carolina
<br>Virginia
4
How many candidates for President were there in 1860?
4
3
2
1
5
Southern states threatened to do what if Lincoln was elected?
to stay in the Union
to secede
to fillibuster
to compromise
6
Though the Civil War was about slavery, what was the South's main reason to secede?
Believed in States' Rights
Believed in rural life
Believed the Industrial Revolution was a threat.
Felt they were losing power in the Senate
7
What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act state?
<br>the government would decide
they were to choose for themselves using Popular Sovereignty
they were to become slave states
they were to become free states
8
Where would this cartoon be best received?
<br>West
<br>South
North
<br>Europe
9
Which of the following statements is true?
The South was an urban area.
Only 1/3 of Southerners owned slaves
Southern factories depended on slaves
The South was industrialized
10
What battle was considered to be the turning point of the war?
Fort Sumter
Gettysburg
Battle of Little Big Horn
Appomattox Courthouse
11
What line of latitude was used for the Missouri Compromise?
32º-30'N
26º - 30' N
36º-30'N
40º-30'N
12
Where did the first shots of the Civil War occur?
<br>Fort Sumter
<br>Fort Nashville
Fort Douglas
<br>Fort Henry
13
Where was the trading of slaves prohibited in the Compromise of 1850?
Texas
Deleware
Virginia
District of Columbia
14
Who won the election of 1860?
<br>Breckinridge
<br>Lincoln
<br>Douglas
Bell
15
This act said that slaves who escaped had to be returned to their masters.
The Runaway Act
The Tariff Act
The Regulation Act
The Fugitive Slave Act
