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USI.9a-9c Civil War
USI.9a-9c Civil War
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#Civil War #USI #Unit 9
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1
Which side believed in State's Rights over a strong National Government?
North
South
2
What event happened RIGHT BEFORE the South started seceding?
Civil War
The Cotton Gin was invented
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Lincoln was elected
3
Which of these was the last try at compromise?
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
4
Which side did Texas fight for?
South
North
5
Popular Sovereignty for all territories who want to become States
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
6
Maine entered the Union as a free State
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska Act
7
Which side did this State fight for?
Confederacy
Union
8
Southerners believed that this would destroy their economy.
Boll Weevil
Freeing the Slaves
Civil War
Manufacturing
9
Southerners were afraid Britain would stop buying cotton if ____ was added to the cost.
Tariffs
Tea
Duties
Dowry
10
Which side did this State fight for?
Confederacy
Union
11
The South started the Civil War when they attacked Fort Sumter in this State.
Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alaska
12
This location is most likely ...
North
South
13
This issue increasingly divided the US before the Civil War.
Slavery
Communism
Lincoln's Beard
Religion
14
Which of these is the correct combination?
South liked Tariffs
12 - 32 - 7
North hated Tariffs
North liked Tariffs
15
California entered as a free State
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska Act
16
Which side did Missouri fight for?
North
South
17
Which side did this State fight for?
Confederacy
Union
18
The North was mainly ...
Urban
Rural
19
Southwest Territories could decide slavery for themselves
Missouri Compromise
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
20
Which of these is NOT a border state?
Missouri
Kansas
Delaware
Maryland
