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4th grade Civil War review
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1
This was the deadliest battle in the Civil War. It was also the turning point for the Union.
Antietam
Gettysburg
Fort Sumter
Appomattox
2
Who assassinated President Lincoln?
Robert E. Lee
John C. Calhoun
John W. Booth
Stephen Douglass
3
How did Harriet Beecher Stowe expose the cruelty of slavery?
She published a newspaper called The North Star.
She organized conductors on the Underground Railroad.
She gave speeches to plantation owners.
She wrote Uncle Tom's cabin.
4
The Emancipation Proclamation gave freedom to:
enslaved people in the Union states.
enslaved people who were willing to fight for the Union.
enslaved people in the states that had left the Union.
all enslaved people.
5
United States of America is to President Abraham Lincoln as the Conferderate States are to
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
6
Why was slavery important to the Southern states?
With the invention of the cotton gin, more cotton was grown.
Slaves were needed to work on the transcontinental railroad.
Slaves were needed to go to California and mine gold.
Southern factories needed slaves.
7
General Lee surrendered to General Grant and ended the war at this location.
Appomattox
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Fort Sumter
8
Which state was the first to secede from the Union?
South Dakota
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
9
Which statement is TRUE? By the mid-1800's:
the North supported the fugitive slave act.
the North was more urban and industrial.
the North was dependent on slave labor.
the North was more rural.
10
A person who lives in this picture probably lives:
on a Southern plantation.
on a abolitionist freehold.
in an urban setting.
on a plantation in New York.
11
Which abolitionist led an attempted slave revolt at Harpers Ferry?
Frederick Douglass
Andrew Jackson
Harriet Beecher Stowe
John Brown
12
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Frederick Douglass and John Brown were all:
Underground Railroad Conductors
Conferderates
Newspaper Owners
Abolitionists
13
The need for cotton was increased by the invention of:
wool.
the cotton gin.
fleece material.
textile mills.
14
What did abolitionists do to stop slavery?
They ran for political positions.
They tried to give slaves food after a hard day of working.
They bought and freed hundreds of slaves.
They wrote and spoke against slavery.
15
How did the Civil War affect women?
Women lived mainly in the North.
Women had to to the work of men.
Women wanted the same rights as freed slaves.
Women were not impacted by the Civil War.
16
In the early 1800's, a person living in the picture would probably think:
Cotton is king.
Small farms and larger plantations form a good economy.
Slavery is an important part of the economy.
The economic future of the U.S. lies in the North.
17
This was the first battle in the Civil War:
Appomattox
Antietam
Gettysburg
Fort Sumter
18
What effect did the war have on African Americans?
The Underground Railroad was turned into an actual railroad.
It changed their way of life and their rights.
Slavery remained, but only in border states.
Slaves still worked on plantations for no pay.
19
Which was NOT a cause of the Civil War?
Feelings of sectionalism between parts of the United States.
The South wanted more factories and railroads.
The South wanted to keep slavery.
The South wanted strong state's rights.