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Antbellum to Reconstruction Review
Antbellum to Reconstruction Review
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In 1854, small scale wars between abolitionist & pro-slavery forces were the result of
the publication of Uncle Tom's Cabin
the Dred Scot Case
the Kansas-Nebraska Act
the Missouri Compromise
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Reconstruction ended in 1877 when
Neither choice is true
remaining Union troops were removed from southern states
Hayes was elected president
Both choices are true
3
The Emancipation Proclamation
did not actually free any slaves
freed slaves in rebelling areas
all of the above
created a moral purpose to fight the war
4
Secede means
to win
to add or join
to break away
to buy a territory
5
As vice president, this man was sworn in as president after President Lincoln was assasinated.
Ulysses S. Grant
James Buchanan
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
6
Conflicts between President Johnson and Congress led to
slavery reinstated
Johnson's impeachment
Johnson's assassination
a stalemate
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The 13th amendment____________
abolished slavery
gave black men the right to vote
granted citizenship & due process to blacks
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The turning point battle of the Civil War.
Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Antietam
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This woman was known for reforming prisons & establishing hospitals for the mentally ill
Michelle Obama
Susan B. Anthony
Dorothea Dix
Lucy Stone
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The 15th amendment ___________
gave black men the right to vote
granted citizenship & due process to blacks
abolished slavery
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This education reformer promoted education by grade level & teacher training programs
Horace Mann
Frederick Douglass
Dorothea Dix
Noah Webster
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The 14th amendment ___________
gave black men the right to vote
granted citizenship & due process to blacks
abolished slavery
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During the Civil War, the border states were
states that surrounded the Mississippi River
states along the East Coast
slave states that seceded from the Union
slave states that stayed part of the Union
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Abolition was the movement to
end slavery
abolish alcohol
end segregation
grant the right to vote to blacks
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The significance of the case Dred Scot v. Sanford (1857):
slavery could exist anywhere
judicial review
federal gov't is < than state gov't
made segregation legal
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Nicknamed "The Butcher", this Union general was later elected president.
Robert E. Lee
George McClellen
Ulysses S. Grant
Frederick Douglass
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Literacy tests, poll taxes & the grandfather clause
expanded voting opportunities in the South
only allowed educated citizens to vote
gave women suffrage
aimed to prevent blacks from voting
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Define "conscription"
medicine from a doctor
the South's strategy to win the war
penmanship
the draft
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In 1859, abolitionist John Brown led a failed raid on the arsenal at
Harper's Ferry, VA
Atlanta, GA
Appomattox Court House, VA
Washington D.C.
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This woman authored Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Sojourner Truth
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Popular Sovereignty means
independent judiciary
The candidate with the most votes wins
States' Rights
The people vote to decide an issue
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Jim Crow Laws _____________
increased equality between the races
established "separate but equal"
segregated blacks & whites
endowed schools for freedman
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Black codes were state laws which
established "separate but equal"
limited civil rights of blacks
reinstated slavery
segregated blacks & whites
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The Missouri Compromise (1820) established slavery was permitted south of which line of latitude?
36 degrees 30 minutes
54 degrees 40 minutes
49 degrees
38 degrees
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Which was NOT an advantage of the North in 1861?
better generals
greater population
better manufacturing base
better civilian leadership
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The focus for the Women's Rights Movement in the 19th century was
equal pay
temperance
suffrage
banning slavery
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This former slave became a well-known orator and abolitionist.
Booker T. Washington
Frederick Douglass
Nat Turner
W.E.B. DuBois
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When the Civil War broke out, Lincoln's goal was to
end slavery
renegociate cotton exports
preserve the Union
expand slavery
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True or False: The Compromise of 1850 admitted Missouri as a slave stated
False
True
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Solid South refers to
Southern states being stubborn
Southern states voting for the Republican
Southern states voting for the Democrat
Southern states voting for black candidates