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Who is the union general that marched from Atlanta to Savannah destroying majority of GA?
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
William T. Sherman
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How did Lincoln’s election to the presidency contribute to the beginning of the Civil War?
Southerns wanted a republican president.
Northerners did not want him to abolish slavery.
Southerners feared he would abolish slavery.
He was too tall to fit inside the White House.
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What was the purpose of Harriet B. Stowe writing Uncle Toms Cabin?
She wanted to make Southerns mad.
She was inspired by Northerners wanting to abolish slavery.
She knew a slave.
She wanted to describe the evils and cruelties of slavery.
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2. Which abolitionist planned to steal the weapons from an army’s arsenal in Harper's Ferry, VA
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
John Brown
Ulysses S. Grant
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The North and the South had different types of economies. What was primary economy in the South
Agriculture
Plantations that grew cotton
Factories
Paid Laborers
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3. Which abolitionist wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin, a novel describing the cruelties of slaves?
Harriet B. Stowe
John Brown
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Name the the
three
main causes of the Civil War we have discussed in class.
Fed. rights, the election of Pres. , slavery
State rights vs. Fed. rights, election of Lincoln, Slavery
States rights, Slaves rights, and Voting Rights Act
Slavery, Land, and the use of Factories
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After Sherman's March to Sea, what happened to the South?
The South become more modernized (with factories).
The South continued with slavery.
Nothing
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.
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During the Civil War, I was the first and only president of the Confederacy. Who am I?
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Ulysses S. Grant
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1. During the pre-Civil War era, which side agreed with state’s rights?
Neither the North or South
The Confederacy
The Union and the Confederacy
The Union