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1
The Black Codes were laws that
made it illegal to be unemployed
forced many former slaves to go back to their old jobs
allowed former slaves to find work as farm workers
all of the above
2
Why did the North no longer rely on Slavery in the mid-1800s?
The North was overpopulated
The North's economy was based on farming
The North's economy was based on industry
The North was unpopulated
3
The Emancipation Proclamation...
Freed all slaves in territory captured by the Confederates
Enforced slavery in all Confederate states
Enforced slavery in all Union states
Freed all slaves in territory captured by the Union Army
4
It would take years for the Southern states to rebuild their
economies
cities
all of the above
governments
5
Cotton in the South was known as
White Gold
Gold
White Cotton
Golden Cotten
6
New York State was part of the...
West
Union
New Territories
Confederacy
7
The South wanted new territories to be
New states
Free states
Estates
Slave states
8
Who was Clara Barton?
Wartime nurse and founder of Red Cross
Famous Civil War general
Abraham Lincoln's wife
Wartime nurse and founder of Blue Cross/Blue Shield
9
The South did not want the Federal government telling them what to do because...
they believed in democracy
they believed in States' Rights
they believed in expansion
they believed in Abraham Lincoln
10
Where was the first national cemetery dedicated?
Gettysburg, PA
Gettysburg, CA
Battle of Bull Run
Arlington, VA
11
Why did the South still rely on Slavery during the mid-1800s?
The South's economy was based on farming
The South's economy was unpopulated
The South's economy was based on industry
The South was overpopulated
12
What new form of transportation became popular during the Civil War?
Planes
Railroad
Cars
Horse and Carriage
13
To get back into the _________, each Southern state had to ratify the 13th Amendment
South
Union
Confederacy
North
14
Many southerners were angry about African Americans new
power
laws
freedoms
amendments
15
The 15th Amendment
Reunited the United States
Gave black men the right to vote
Gave black people the right to vote
Freed indentured servants
16
Robert E. Lee led the
Union Army
American Army
Gettysburg Army
Confederate Army
17
The Radical Republicans were a group in
Government
Tennessee
White House
Congress
18
The Grandfather Clause
allowed you to vote if your grandfather voted
allowed you to vote if you were a citizen
made it illegal to be unemployed
made it illegal to vote if your grandfather voted
19
What new form of mass communication became popular during the Civil War?
More Code
Telegraph
Telecom
Telephone
20
A time of rebuilding the South after the Civil War was called
Reconstruction
Abolition
Compromise 1876
Jim Crow Laws
21
The southern states left and formed their own country called
Confederate States of America
United States of America
Confederate States of the South
United States of the Confederacy
22
States' Rights means...
states should make their own laws
states should be independent
states should have human rights
states should be controlled by the federal government
23
The Civil War occurred during the years of
1961-1965
1761-1765
2001-2005
1861-1865
24
The North wanted new territories to be
Estates
New states
Free states
Slave states
25
This required African Americans to prove they could read before registering to vote
Voting Test
Literacy Test
Black Codes
Poll Tax
26
This required African Americans to pay a fee in order to vote
Black Codes
Voting Fee
Poll Tax
Literacy Test
27
Who shot Abraham Lincoln?
John Wilkes Booth
John Wayne Gacy
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
28
The Plessy v. Ferguson court case ruled that this was legal
Separate but Unequal
Together and Equal
Separate but Equal
Together but Apart
29
This government agency provided food, clothing, and jobs to African Americans
Former Slaves Bureau
Freedmen's Bureau
Abolitionists Bureau
Reconstruction Bureau
30
Ulysses S. Grant led the
Lincoln's Army
American Army
Union Army
Confederate Army
31
Abraham Lincoln wanted to _______ slavery for the entire nation
enforce
outlaw
leave
support
32
What requires all men to serve in the army?
Military Draft
Emancipation Proclamation
Battle of Shiloh
U.S. Government
33
The South was mad about the election of Abraham Lincoln because
he was a republican
he wanted the South to leave the Union
he wanted to outlaw slavery
he wanted to start a war
34
A group in Congress called the _______ wanted equality for the former slaves
Radical Republicans
Radical Reconstructionists
House of Representatives
Senate
35
Poor farmers borrowed farmland from a landowner and paid them back with a share of their crops
Slavery
Sharecropping
Black Codes
Farming
36
Southern ________ were destroyed during the war.
cities
all of the above
railroads
farms
37
Segregation is...
The action of abolishing a system
the Black Codes
The separation of people based on race
The right for all males to vote
38
The action or an act of abolishing a system, practice, or institution is called
Segregation
Separate but Equal
Abolition
13th Amendment
39
Reconstruction was a period of
return to normalcy
slavery
great progress
some successes and many failures
40
The ____________ made it illegal to be unemployed
Thirteenth Amendment
Radical Republicans
Military Districts
Black Codes
41
When the South seceded, Lincoln sent troops to the South in order to...
ask the South to leave the Union
stop the South from leaving the Union
ask the South to stop slavery
stop the South from joining the Union
42
The 13th Amendment
made it illegal to be unemployed
outlawed slavery
limited rights of African Americans
granted citizenship
43
This Amendment granted birthright citizenship to former slaves
15th
16th
14th
13th
44
In the mid-1800s the U.S. was expanding
southward
westward
eastward
northward
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To secede means
to hate
to come
to support slavery
to leave
