What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?

freed all the slaves in the South

Why did South Carolina Secede from the Union?

They wanted more state's rights

What was the biggest change for slaves after the Civil war?

Slaves were free and could work for themselves

What were Black Codes?

laws that took away liberties from freed slaves

Which events are in the correct order?

Secession Convention, Fort Sumter, Union Blockade

Why was the invention of the cotton gin so important?

It removed seeds from the cotton faster

What was the purpose of Reconstruction?

bring southern states back to the Union

What was one problem the slaves faced after the Civil War?

They did not have jobs, homes, or money

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A review of the Civil War for grade 3.

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1
What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
gave land to plantation owner
freed slaves in all the U.S.
freed all the slaves in the South
gave land to freed slaves
2
Why did South Carolina Secede from the Union?
President Lincoln wanted them to leave
The North was growing too much cotton
They wanted more state's rights
They wanted to be like the North
3
This event was a meeting in order to discuss the secession from the union.
Secession Convention
Union Blockade
Sherman's March
Fort Sumter
4
This was an effort to end the war. Plantations were burned and looted across the South East.
Secession Convention
Union Blockade
Fort Sumter
Sherman's March
5
What were the elite's large farms called?
tenant farms
independent farms
plantations
Low Country land
6
What was the biggest change for slaves after the Civil war?
Slaves could join the army
Slaves worked on the railroad
Slaves could travel
Slaves were free and could work for themselves
7
Who was the General who marched his army through the South and destroyed land?
General Robert E. Lee
General Thomas Sumter
General William T. Sherman
General Abe Lincoln
8
What were Black Codes?
laws that gave liberties to freed slaves
laws that told growers what to plant
laws that took away liberties from freed slaves
laws that allowed farmers to sell crops
9
What did the 13th Amendment do?
allowed slaves to own a home
freed slaves
allowed all men to vote
allowed free slaves to sell crops
10
The shots that were fired at Fort Sumter were an effect of ...
Sherman's March
Fort Sumter
Secession Convention
Union Blockade
11
Which events are in the correct order?
Union Blockade, Secession Convention, Sherman's March
Union Blockade, Sherman's March, Secession Convention
Sherman's March, Secession Convention, Union Blockade
Secession Convention, Fort Sumter, Union Blockade
12
How long did the Civil War last?
10 years
4 years
8 years
3 years
13
Why was the invention of the cotton gin so important?
It made cotton grow faster
it was a weapon used in the war
It removed seeds from the cotton faster
it was the first invention in SC
14
What was the purpose of Reconstruction?
build new plantations
build new homes for slaves
bring carpetbaggers to the government
bring southern states back to the Union
15
What was one problem the slaves faced after the Civil War?
There were too many jobs to choose from
They did not have jobs, homes, or money
The slaves didn't want to be free
the Underground Railroad wasn't working
16
This was an event where the Union soldiers blocked the port of Charleston.
Union Blockade
Fort Sumter
Secession Convention
Sherman's March
17
What was considered the start of the Civil War?
electing president Lincoln
union blockade
attack on fort sumter
secesseion convention

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