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Beginnings of the Civil War
Beginnings of the Civil War
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Beginning Civil War times
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What were the causes of the Civil War
States Rights
Slavery
Sectionalism
All of the Above
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What is States Rights
States believe that they had the right to do what they want
police must capture and return runaway slaves
leaving the union
states right of the line are free states
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Sectionalism is
belief that your section of the countries ideas are better
being able to do what you want to do
to leave
4
The Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed Kansas and Nebraska to
Decide for themselves whether they wanted slavery or not
Join the Union as free states
decide if Californina and Texas could join the Union
5
What states were allowed to join the Union according to the Missouri Compromise
Missouri and Maryland
Missouri and Miami
Washington and Texas
Missouri and Maine
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Secede means to
join
disagree
argue
leave
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The Northern section of the U.S. ecomony was base mainly on
grains used for bread
manufacturning, shipping and fishing
slave labor for rice, indigo and cotton
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Who was Dred Scott an African American man who
An abolishionist
who wrote a book
who was a conductor for the Underground Railroad
took his case to be free to the Supreme Court
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An abolishionist is someone who
who wanted to allow slavery to spread west
a Northern who wanted to move south
a southern soildier
wanted to end slavery
10
Where were the first shots of the Civil War
Gettysburgh
Fort Stewart
Savannah
Fort Sumter
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All of the following were slave states EXCEPT
Maine
Georgia
Virginia
South Carolina
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Who was president during the Civil War
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Clay
Thomas Jefferson
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Uncle Tom's cabin was written by
Millicent Weaver
Susan B. Anthony
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
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Who wrote the Missouri Compromise
Abraham Lincoln
Nat Turner
Robert E. Lee
Henry Clay
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The 3 Sections of the Union were
North, South, East
North, South, West