How did Uncle Tom's Cabin raise tensions between the North and the South?

Intensified the North's compassion for enslaved people.

Why did Lincoln wait until there was a Union victory to give the Emancipation Proclamation?

Wanted it to appear to be an act of strength.

How did the election of 1860 increase sectional tensions?

Candidates represented a divided population, upset the south

Why did General Sherman feel justified in destroying civilian property on his march through GA?

He associated the southern way of life with slavery.

How successful was John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry?

Did not prompt the rebellion he hoped for.

Why did the February 1865 talks not produce a peace between the North and the South?

The southern delegation didn't agree with the 13th amendment

Why did California's application for statehood cause a crisis?

Upset the balance between free and slave states.

How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act undo the Missouri Compromise?

Allowed for popular sovereignty, ignoring previous borders.

What was Lincoln's attitude toward the defeated South?

"I want a fair, lasting peace in the Union."

How did Grant and McClellan differ as military leaders?

Grant was decisive, McClellan was cautious.

What did Frederick Douglas predict might happen as a result of the Dredd Scott decision?

People would fight for the abolition of slavery.

What was the Wilmot Proviso?

Legislation banning slavery in lands gained from Mexico.

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1
Illinois senator who favored popular sovereignty.
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Stephen A. Douglass
Robert E. Lee
2
Scene of the first shots of the Civil War
Bull Run/Manassass
Gettysburg
Fort Sumter
Fredericksburg
3
How did Uncle Tom's Cabin raise tensions between the North and the South?
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote the book to embarrass Douglas.
Douglas and Lincoln decided to use the book in their debates
Intensified the North's compassion for enslaved people.
Intensified the South's need for compromise.
4
A northern Democrat
Eastern Diamondback
Copperhead
Hoop snake
Cottonmouth
5
Why did Lincoln wait until there was a Union victory to give the Emancipation Proclamation?
His youngest son died and he was at the funeral.
Wanted it to appear to be an act of strength.
Had to deal with copperheads in Missouri.
Wanted Davis to surrender first.
6
Which state was NOT a border state?
Missouri
Maryland
Viriginia
Kentucky
7
Who won the Lincoln-Douglas Debates?
Lincoln
The lesser known 3rd candidate, Duke Weaselton.
It was a tie, but Mary left Douglas for Lincoln...
Douglas
8
How many men ran for the office of President in 1860?
Three
Five
Four
One
9
How did the election of 1860 increase sectional tensions?
Candidates represented only the south, upset the north
Candidates represented a divided population, upset the west
Candidates represented a divided population, upset the south
Candidates represented only the north, upset the south
10
Why did General Sherman feel justified in destroying civilian property on his march through GA?
He associated the southern way of life with slavery.
Sherman asked permission before burning down homes.
He was a spiteful man and wanted to hurt people.
He just wanted to make people suffer.
11
How successful was John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry?
Very.
Did not prompt the rebellion he hoped for.
He didn't make it to Harper's Ferry.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...HA
12
Assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
John Wilkes Beauregard
John Wilkes Booth
John Leno
James Wilkes Booth
13
Strategy that included destroying crops and targeting civilians.
Total recall
Total eclipse of the heart
Total rewards
Total war
14
Union commander and future president of the U.S.
William Taft
George B. McClellan
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
15
1865, abolished slavery
13th amendment
14th amendment
15th amendment
12th amendment
16
Why did the February 1865 talks not produce a peace between the North and the South?
Lincoln insulted Jefferson's Davis's mother, Jane.
The southern delegation didn't agree with the 13th amendment
Lincoln and the delegates couldn't agree on the terms.
The southern delegation demanded extra lands in the west.
17
Allowed the admission of California and the use of popular sovereignty.
Compromise of 1850
California Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1820
18
Why did California's application for statehood cause a crisis?
Upset the balance between free and slave states.
People feared the 49ers and their cursed gold.
No one liked California.
California originally talked smack about the president.
19
How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act undo the Missouri Compromise?
Allowed for popular sovereignty, ignoring previous borders.
Proposed by Clay, an opponent of Douglas.
Called for a new nation of Kansas and the great state of NE
Proposed by Stephen Douglas, who was an opponent of Clay.
20
The draft.
Calamity
Voluntary service
Conscription
Prescription
21
Policy that permits the residents of territories to decide how they want to enter the union.
Conscription
Popular Sovereignty
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Homestead Act
22
Freed the slaves...ONLY in areas of rebellion.
Gettysburg Address
Emancipation Proclamation
13th Amendment
Anaconda Plan
23
System of roads and conductors that helped slaves to freedom.
Dredd's Ferry
Tubman's Steamboats
Emancipation Highway
Underground Railroad
24
What was the final outcome of the Civil War?
Davis fled the country and lived in Argentina.
Lincoln was elected to a third term.
The USA became the CSA.
The Union dominated.
25
1862 law that gave 160 acres to citizens willing to live on the land for 5 years.
Homeplace Act
Homestead Act
Homeowners Act
Homereadiness Act
26
The most famous all African-American regiment.
54th Massachusetts
53rd Virginia
54th Virginia
52nd Massachusetts
27
1854 law that divided territory and started a minor war.
Territorial Act of 1854
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1854
Presidential Decree of 1854
28
Speech dedicating a national cemetery, given in November of 1863
Fredericksburg Address
Bull Run Address
Charleston Address
Gettysburg Address
29
Scott's plan to defeat the Confederacy.
Carpet Baggers
Anaconda Plan
Total War
Slave rebellions
30
How did inflation influence the south?
They used money as clothing
Men and women fought to the death for a five dollar meal.
Nobody could pay for goods
Goods were cheaper
31
What were the conditions of African American soldiers during the Civil War?
Not paid or treated the same.
Not paid at all.
Paid less than the Irish, but more than the Germans.
Paid more than the Irish.
32
What was Lincoln's attitude toward the defeated South?
"You brought this on yourselves."
"Forget the South, I want Mexico."
"I want a fair, lasting peace in the Union."
"USA, USA, USA."
33
Civil war era president.
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
34
How did Grant and McClellan differ as military leaders?
Grant was decisive, McClellan was a wimp.
Grand was cautious, McClellan was a loose cannon.
Grant was decisive, McClellan was cautious.
Grant was cautious, McClellan plotted to kill Lincoln.
35
Government of 11 states from 1861-1865
John Brown Underground
United States of America
Confederate States of America
Homesteaders Association of America
36
What did Frederick Douglas predict might happen as a result of the Dredd Scott decision?
Slavery would remain "a stable economic system."
People would fight for the abolition of slavery.
The United States would become involved in a Civil War.
England would invade the US for "Revolution Part III"
37
Commander of the Confederate Army.
Ulysses S. Grant
Stephen A. Douglas
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
38
What was the Wilmot Proviso?
Legislation to require slavery in lands gained from Mexico.
Legislation requiring the use of immigrant labor on farms.
Legislation banning slavery in lands gained from Mexico.
Legislation banning settlement in the west.
39
Why did nursing become a profession that was dominated by women?
Men actually dominated the nursing profession.
The women held a rally until they were allowed to work.
Men had to stay home and look after the kids.
Men had to fight.
40
How did General Lee respond to the Confederate victories of 1863?
Planned to invade Alabama
Planned to burn Washington DC to the ground
Planned to invade Oklahoma
Planned to invade the North

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US History Civil War Review

40 termsStudBud Administration67 plays

US History Civil War Review

Flashcards40 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 40

Answers

1
Illinois senator who favored popular sovereignty.
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Stephen A. Douglass
Robert E. Lee
2
Scene of the first shots of the Civil War
Bull Run/Manassass
Gettysburg
Fort Sumter
Fredericksburg
3
How did Uncle Tom's Cabin raise tensions between the North and the South?
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote the book to embarrass Douglas.
Douglas and Lincoln decided to use the book in their debates
Intensified the North's compassion for enslaved people.
Intensified the South's need for compromise.
4
A northern Democrat
Eastern Diamondback
Copperhead
Hoop snake
Cottonmouth
5
Why did Lincoln wait until there was a Union victory to give the Emancipation Proclamation?
His youngest son died and he was at the funeral.
Wanted it to appear to be an act of strength.
Had to deal with copperheads in Missouri.
Wanted Davis to surrender first.
6
Which state was NOT a border state?
Missouri
Maryland
Viriginia
Kentucky
7
Who won the Lincoln-Douglas Debates?
Lincoln
The lesser known 3rd candidate, Duke Weaselton.
It was a tie, but Mary left Douglas for Lincoln...
Douglas
8
How many men ran for the office of President in 1860?
Three
Five
Four
One
9
How did the election of 1860 increase sectional tensions?
Candidates represented only the south, upset the north
Candidates represented a divided population, upset the west
Candidates represented a divided population, upset the south
Candidates represented only the north, upset the south
10
Why did General Sherman feel justified in destroying civilian property on his march through GA?
He associated the southern way of life with slavery.
Sherman asked permission before burning down homes.
He was a spiteful man and wanted to hurt people.
He just wanted to make people suffer.
11
How successful was John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry?
Very.
Did not prompt the rebellion he hoped for.
He didn't make it to Harper's Ferry.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...HA
12
Assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
John Wilkes Beauregard
John Wilkes Booth
John Leno
James Wilkes Booth
13
Strategy that included destroying crops and targeting civilians.
Total recall
Total eclipse of the heart
Total rewards
Total war
14
Union commander and future president of the U.S.
William Taft
George B. McClellan
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
15
1865, abolished slavery
13th amendment
14th amendment
15th amendment
12th amendment
16
Why did the February 1865 talks not produce a peace between the North and the South?
Lincoln insulted Jefferson's Davis's mother, Jane.
The southern delegation didn't agree with the 13th amendment
Lincoln and the delegates couldn't agree on the terms.
The southern delegation demanded extra lands in the west.
17
Allowed the admission of California and the use of popular sovereignty.
Compromise of 1850
California Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1820
18
Why did California's application for statehood cause a crisis?
Upset the balance between free and slave states.
People feared the 49ers and their cursed gold.
No one liked California.
California originally talked smack about the president.
19
How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act undo the Missouri Compromise?
Allowed for popular sovereignty, ignoring previous borders.
Proposed by Clay, an opponent of Douglas.
Called for a new nation of Kansas and the great state of NE
Proposed by Stephen Douglas, who was an opponent of Clay.
20
The draft.
Calamity
Voluntary service
Conscription
Prescription
21
Policy that permits the residents of territories to decide how they want to enter the union.
Conscription
Popular Sovereignty
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Homestead Act
22
Freed the slaves...ONLY in areas of rebellion.
Gettysburg Address
Emancipation Proclamation
13th Amendment
Anaconda Plan
23
System of roads and conductors that helped slaves to freedom.
Dredd's Ferry
Tubman's Steamboats
Emancipation Highway
Underground Railroad
24
What was the final outcome of the Civil War?
Davis fled the country and lived in Argentina.
Lincoln was elected to a third term.
The USA became the CSA.
The Union dominated.
25
1862 law that gave 160 acres to citizens willing to live on the land for 5 years.
Homeplace Act
Homestead Act
Homeowners Act
Homereadiness Act
26
The most famous all African-American regiment.
54th Massachusetts
53rd Virginia
54th Virginia
52nd Massachusetts
27
1854 law that divided territory and started a minor war.
Territorial Act of 1854
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1854
Presidential Decree of 1854
28
Speech dedicating a national cemetery, given in November of 1863
Fredericksburg Address
Bull Run Address
Charleston Address
Gettysburg Address
29
Scott's plan to defeat the Confederacy.
Carpet Baggers
Anaconda Plan
Total War
Slave rebellions
30
How did inflation influence the south?
They used money as clothing
Men and women fought to the death for a five dollar meal.
Nobody could pay for goods
Goods were cheaper
31
What were the conditions of African American soldiers during the Civil War?
Not paid or treated the same.
Not paid at all.
Paid less than the Irish, but more than the Germans.
Paid more than the Irish.
32
What was Lincoln's attitude toward the defeated South?
"You brought this on yourselves."
"Forget the South, I want Mexico."
"I want a fair, lasting peace in the Union."
"USA, USA, USA."
33
Civil war era president.
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
34
How did Grant and McClellan differ as military leaders?
Grant was decisive, McClellan was a wimp.
Grand was cautious, McClellan was a loose cannon.
Grant was decisive, McClellan was cautious.
Grant was cautious, McClellan plotted to kill Lincoln.
35
Government of 11 states from 1861-1865
John Brown Underground
United States of America
Confederate States of America
Homesteaders Association of America
36
What did Frederick Douglas predict might happen as a result of the Dredd Scott decision?
Slavery would remain "a stable economic system."
People would fight for the abolition of slavery.
The United States would become involved in a Civil War.
England would invade the US for "Revolution Part III"
37
Commander of the Confederate Army.
Ulysses S. Grant
Stephen A. Douglas
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
38
What was the Wilmot Proviso?
Legislation to require slavery in lands gained from Mexico.
Legislation requiring the use of immigrant labor on farms.
Legislation banning slavery in lands gained from Mexico.
Legislation banning settlement in the west.
39
Why did nursing become a profession that was dominated by women?
Men actually dominated the nursing profession.
The women held a rally until they were allowed to work.
Men had to stay home and look after the kids.
Men had to fight.
40
How did General Lee respond to the Confederate victories of 1863?
Planned to invade Alabama
Planned to burn Washington DC to the ground
Planned to invade Oklahoma
Planned to invade the North