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Civil War and Reconstruction Test Review
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A review for 8th grade history test over sectionalism, the Civil War and Reconstruction
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1
Which of the following correctly matches the event and its significance?
Box 2
Box 3
All of the boxes
Box 1
2
In the case of Dred Scott v. Sanford, the United States Supreme Court decided that
slavery should be banned in the United States.
slaves were to be freed once they resided in free territory.
Dred Scott should be returned to free territory
slaves were not America citizens and had no rights.
3
The passage below describes the advantages of the
Western territories
South
Border states
North
4
Northern dependence on industry, and Southern dependence on slavery and agriculture led to -
the rise of sectionalism.
the creation of the railroad system.
the formation of new political parties.
a dependence on government tax breaks.
5
Which of the following events best replaces "A"?
Nullification Crisis
American Civil War begins
Compromise of 1850
Election of 1860
6
The goal of the Compromise of 1850 and the Kansas-Nebraska Act was to -
settle the issue of states' rights
prevent slavery from expanding north Missouri
end slavery in all of the western territories.
allow popular sovereignty to settle the issue of slavery
7
Who is being described below?
Jefferson Davis
John Brown
Henry Clay
Abraham Lincoln
8
Which of the following best completes the passage above?
Freedman's Bureau
Union Army
Radical Republicans
Ku Klux Klan
9
After the Civil War, the movement of former slaves from the South was due to the passage of the
13th amendment
10th amendment
14th amendment
15th amendment
10
Abraham Lincoln intended the Emancipation Proclamation to -
to free only those slaves in the border states.
to force the South to return to the Union.
end slavery in all states and territories.
to free only those slaves in Confederate states.
11
The best title for the chart is -
Effects of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Effects of Emancipation Proclamation
Effects of Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address
Effects of Reconstruction Amendments
12
The ideas in Argument B eventually lead to
the Tariff of Abominations
"Bleeding Kansas"
the secession of South Carolina
the Compromise of 1850
13
The actions taken by the people below were aimed at
ending slavery.
stopping the South from seceding.
protecting states’ rights.
passing fugitive-slave laws.
14
Who is being described in the chart?
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
15
The best title for the map below is?
Missouri Compromise (1820)
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
U.S. Expansion to 1853
16
Which of the following is described in the chart?
U.S. Expansion to 1853
Bleeding Kansas
Compromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska Act
17
The Dred Scott decision made which of the following amendments necessary?
14th amendment
19th amendment
15th amendment
13th amendment
18
The Ku Klux Klan and black codes were both attempts to limit the effectiveness of -
civil rights legislation passed after the Civil War.
immigration laws such as the Chinese Exclusion Act.
the 14th and 15th Amendments.
the Supreme Court's decision in the Dred Scott case.
19
Harriet Beecher Stowe's 1852 book
Uncle Tom's Cabin
was influential because -
it forced American to see slavery as a social issue.
prospectors used it for their claims of Manifest Destiny.
it was the first to clearly define agricultural practices.
of its political content recording the view of T. Jefferson
20
Which of the following correctly matches the leader and his role?
Box 2
Box 3
Box 1
Box 4
21
William Carney and Philip Bazaar are significant because they were -
honored minority leaders who fought for the Confederacy.
Runaway slaves who led a successful slave rebellion .
honored minority leaders who fought for the Union.
Journalists who wrote articles promoting the end of slavery.
22
All of the items below are associated with the -
U.S. Expansion to 1853
Bleeding Kansas
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
23
The idea that citizens could vote for or against slavery in their state became known as -
popular sovereignty
freedom of information
manifest destiny
mass conscription
24
All of the following are successes of the Reconstruction Period, except -
Black codes
Reconstruction Amendments
Freedmen's Bureau
Reunion of the North and South
25
The Underground Railroad was
A line that divided slave and free states.
A network of people that helped runaway slaves escape north.
A form of transportation that led to growth in the U.S.
An Invention by Robert Fulton.
26
The arguments below are a debate over -
republicanism and popular sovereignty.
sectionalism and checks and balances.
federalism and states' rights.
separation of powers and states' rights.
27
The poster below was printed after the passage of the ---
Dred Scott Case
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Fugitive Slave Act
Slave revolts
28
The chart below describes the advantages and disadvantages of the
Western territories
Union
Border states
Confederacy
29
Which of the following events best replaces "B"?
Election of 1860
Compromise of 1850
Battle of Fort Sumter
Nullification Crisis
30
Which of the following correctly identifies the beginning and end of the Civil War?
Battle of GettysburgBattle of Appomattox Court House
Secession of South Carolina Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Fort Sumter Battle of Appomattox Court House
Election of 1860Siege of Vicksburg