Choose the best one. What gave the Union the upper hand in the Civil War?

More men, Larger industrial econonmy, and could trade with foreign nations

How could territories decide on slavery in the Kansas Nebraska Act?

New Territories could determine it through popular sovereignty

Choose the best one. Why are the first words of Lincoln's speech so important?

Shows the importance of hardship and why we need it to grow

Why was the Crittenden Compromise to radical?

It said no other amendments could be created

Whats groups of people is Lincoln addressing in the Gettysburg address?

Confederate soilders, Union Soilders and civilian families

Choose the best one. What effect did Gettysburg have on the Union and on the Confederates?

The Union had the upper hand and Confederates had almost no chance

Choose the best one. Why is the Gettysburg address important?

Commonerates soilders, emphasizes equality, and ensures aboliton of slavery

During the Mid 1800s what percent of the worlds cotton did the South produce? What percent did they give to Britain?

60% of the worlds and 70% to Britain

Why was the emancipation proclaimation a good thing for the Union?

Slaves could now fight for the Union

What did they say about enslaved people in the Dred Scott case?

They were not granted as citizens

Choose the best one. What was the North's View on slavery?

The north wanted to ensure that slavery was abolished

Choose the best one. What is the Free soil party?

Supported public land grants and did not want slavery in the west

What did Lincoln callout Douglas for in the Lincoln Douglas Debates?

Douglas was trying to nationalize slavery

Choose the best one. What was democrats James Buchanan's view on slavery?

Believed the Constitution did protect slavery

Choose the best one. Why was the victory for the Confederates at a Bull Run seen as a bad thing for the Confederates?

It gave the Confederates false hope

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1
Choose the best one. What gave the Union the upper hand in the Civil War?
More men, Smaller industrial econonmy, and could trade with foreign nations
More men, Larger industrial econonmy, and could trade with foreign nations
Less men, Larger industrial econonmy, and could trade with foreign nations
More men, Larger industrial econonmy, could not trade with foreign nations
2
Who was the main general of the Confederate South?
Jefferson Davis
Irvin Mcdowell
Robert M. Lee
Robert E. Lee
3
What can the Souths Economy not survive without?
White laborers
Slaves
Wage Laborers
European Immigrants
4
How could territories decide on slavery in the Kansas Nebraska Act?
Congress got to have the final say
The President was the one who made the choice
New Territories could determine it through popular sovereignty
The Senate determined it
5
Choose the best one. Why are the first words of Lincoln's speech so important?
Shows the importance of hardship and why we need it to grow
Shows that we need hardship
It defines freedom but says nothing about hardship
Helps understand what freedom is
6
Why was the Crittenden Compromise to radical?
It allowed certain amendments to be created
None of the above
It said no other amendments could be created
Allowed other Amendments to be created
7
Whats groups of people is Lincoln addressing in the Gettysburg address?
Confederate soilders and European immigrants
Confederate soilders, Union Soilders and civilian families
Confederate and Union soilders
Confederate Soilders, Union Soliders, and European immigrants
8
Choose the best one. What effect did Gettysburg have on the Union and on the Confederates?
The Union had the upper hand but Confederates still had a chance
The Union had the upper hand and Confederates had almost no chance
The Union could win and the Confederates could not
The Union realized the war just started and Confederates had the advantage
9
Choose the best one. Why is the Gettysburg address important?
Commonerates soilders, emphasizes equality, and ensures aboliton of slavery
Commonerates those who laid down their lives and emphasizes equality
Ensures the abolition of slavery
Commonerates those who laid down their lives
10
During the Mid 1800s what percent of the worlds cotton did the South produce? What percent did they give to Britain?
60% of the worlds and 65% to Britain
55% of the worlds and 70% went to Britain
60% of the worlds and 70% to Britain
70% of the worlds and 60% went to Britain
11
Why was the emancipation proclaimation a good thing for the Union?
Slaves could only fight for border States
Slaves could choose to fight for either side
Allowed slaves to fight for the Confederates
Slaves could now fight for the Union
12
What did they say about enslaved people in the Dred Scott case?
They were only citizens in certain states
They could become citizens but there was a process to follow
They were not granted as citizens
They were granted as citizens
13
What did Dred's Scott case eventually end up creating?
The United States
The Abolistionist Territory
The Union States
The Confederate States
14
Choose the best one. What was the North's View on slavery?
The north wanted slavery, they just did not want it to spread West
The north wanted to ensure that slavery was abolished
The north was okay with slavery
The north was okay with it, they just did not want it to spread West
15
What does Lincoln say every human is granted?
Life and Liberty
Life, Liberty, and Property
Life, Liberty, Prosperity
Life, Liberty, Equality
16
Choose the best one. What is the Free soil party?
Supported Public Land grants and wanted slavery in the West
Supported public land grants and did not want slavery in the west
Did not support public land grants and did not want slavery in the West
Supported public land grants and wanted slavery in the West
17
How many casualities did Gettysburg cause?
Exactly 50,000
More than 50,000
Less than 50,000
None of the above
18
What did Lincoln callout Douglas for in the Lincoln Douglas Debates?
Douglas did not want slavery to spread West
Douglas was not trying to nationalize slavery
Douglas was trying to nationalize slavery
Douglas did not want slavery
19
Choose the best one. What was democrats James Buchanan's view on slavery?
Beleived slavery should be determined by popular sovereignty
Believed the Constitution did not protect slavery
Believed democrats have the right to own their own slaves
Believed the Constitution did protect slavery
20
Choose the best one. Why was the victory for the Confederates at a Bull Run seen as a bad thing for the Confederates?
Made Lincoln realize that it would be a long war
It gave the Confederates false hope
It gave the Union false hope
It gave the Confederates true belief that they were better than the Union

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