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Sterling MS: American History 1835-1870
Sterling MS: American History 1835-1870
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1
This winning combination cut which president’s term short?
Martin Van Buren
Abraham Lincoln
Millard Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
2
Des Moines is the capital of...
Iowa
Minnesota
West Virginia
Texas
3
What does the abbreviation CSA stand for?
Cornhusker States of America
Confederate States of Armenia
Confederate States of America
Communist States of America
4
In his inaugural address, who said, “Physically speaking, we cannot separate?”
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Pierce
John Quincy Adams
George Washington
5
What Latin phrase did Booth shout as he fled the theater?
Si hoc legere
Sic Semper tyrannis
Cartago delenda est
Semper Fidelis
6
The majority of Africans transported to the “New World” were initially enslaved by who?
Europeans
Chinese
Africans
Bolivians
7
Who was elected president of the Confederacy?
Thomas Jefferson
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
John C. Fremont
8
Reconstruction is the period following the Civil War when the North rebuilt roads, railways, and buildings.
True
False
9
The 15th amendment gave women the right to vote.
True
False
10
Who was President from 1856 to 1860?
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
James K. Polk
James Buchanan
11
Which Union general was known as the “Butcher”?
W.T. Sherman
Ulysses S. Grant
George McClellan
Ambrose Burnsides
12
This type of modern slavery uses a debt to force labor.
Child Labor
Forced Labor
Human Trafficking
Bonded Labor
13
The Supreme Court case that ruled the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional.
McCulloch v. Maryland
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Madison v. Marbury
14
What is the capital of Texas?
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
15
What dispelled Lincoln’s belief that the war would be short lived?
The time it took to find the enemy.
The Confederate victory at the first Battle of Bull Run.
When Lincoln lost his hat in the White House.
The Union’s victory at Gettysburg.
16
What did Abraham Lincoln issue January 1, 1863?
Edict on Prices
Emancipation Proclamation
Declaration of Independence
Gettysburg Address
17
The largest Confederate troop surrender of the war took place where in Durham, NC?
Bennet Place
Morrisville Station
Bennetville
Bull Run
18
Since 1964, a presidential candidate needs at least ____ electoral votes to win.
350
170
270
148
19
Europeans often traded what for enslaved Africans?
rice
furniture
pitch
firearms
20
According to the 1860 census, about what percentage of the 8 million southerners owned slaves?
87%
5%
27%
50%
21
Who was the most important Mexican general during the Mexican-American War?
Santa Cruz
Santa Anna
Santa Claus
Santa Maria
22
What is the capital of Kansas?
Kansas City
Lincoln
Topeka
Carson City
23
Carson City is the capital of...
Texas
Kansas
Minnesota
Nevada
24
What is the capital of West Virginia?
Tallahassee
Charleston
St. Paul
Sacramento
25
This picture portrays the attack of what Union fort during the first battle of the Civil War?
Ft. Fisher
Ft. Lauderdale
Ft. McHenry
Ft. Sumter
26
Which amendment provides citizenship to former slaves?
13th
14th
15th
16th
27
What is the term for the God given right for Americans to colonize from sea to sea?
Monroe Doctrine
Unalienable Rights
Manifest Destiny
Pursuit of Happiness
28
Which amendment protected the voting right of all male US citizens?
14th
15th
13th
16th
29
Lincoln is the capital of ...
Nevada
Florida
Iowa
Nebraska
30
During a presidential election year, when does phase 1 of the electoral process take place?
When the sun aligns with the Jaguar on the Calendar Stone.
The first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
The minute after the third full moon.
The third Tuesday after the second Monday of November.
31
Identify this ironclad Union vessel.
USS Merrimac
USS Monitor
USS Virginia
CSS Monitor
32
Who was first President to be born in the United States of America?
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
James K. Polk
Martin Van Buren
33
According to the UN, what percentage of the estimated 27 million slaves today are children?
25%
55%
72%
15%
34
Teacher says, “William Henry Harrison.” The student replies...
“My cat’s breath smells like cat food.”
“Sleep. That’s where I’m a Viking!”
“I bent my Wookie.”
“I died in thirty days.”
35
What name is given for the part of the Triangle Trade that brought enslaved Africans?
Lost Hope
Slave migration
The Middle Passage
The Longest Journey
36
"Sic Semper Tyrannis" translates...
Ouch I broke my leg!
Thus always to T-Rex!
Thus always to tyrants!
Sick parkour, man!
37
This gentleman not only had an amazing mullet but also an excellent presidential record.
Stephen Douglas
James Polk
Zachary Taylor
Ulysses S. Grant
38
These courageous women fought for African American and women's suffrage.
Clinton and Palin
Stanton and Anthony
Thelma and Louise
Barton and Alcott
39
What two foreign countries did the South hope would join their cause?
England and France
Canada and Mexico
France and Estonia
Iraq and Afghanistan
40
Which amendment abolished legal slavery in the U.S.?
16th
14th
15th
13th
41
The Commander-in-Chief of the Republic of Texas was?
Jerry Jones
Lalith Reddy
Sam Houston
Steven F. Austin
42
Which Confederate general was Lee’s “right arm"? He was also killed by friendly fire.
Fritz John Porter
Jeb Stewart
George E. Pickett
Stonewall Jackson
43
The 14th amendment defines citizenship and its protections.
False
True
44
Who was the first to run as a Republican presidential candidate?
John Brown
Teddy Roosevelt
John C. Freemont
Abraham Lincoln
45
Who shot Abraham Lincoln on Good Friday, 1865?
Charles Guiteau
Lee Harvey Oswald
Sirhan Sirhan
John Wilkes Booth
46
The North produced what percentage of the countries firearms?
97%
60%
25%
15%
47
This famous US Army officer went from hero to zero after joining the Confederate cause.
John C. Fremont
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee