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The battle of Gettysburg was
the deadliest battle of the Civil War
the battle that resulted in the end of the Civil War
wasn't fought during the Civil War
the shortest battle of the Civil War
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Kansas - Nebraska Act of 1854
showed that slavery was not just a political issue but moral
pleased the southern states who had threatened to secede
allowed Kansas territory to decide on being free or slave
made the issue of slavery more personal for Northeners
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The Fugitive Slave Act
made the issue of slavery more personal for Northerners
showed that slavery was not just political but a moral issue
a Supreme Court ruling that African Am'ns weren't citizens
allowed the Kansas territory to decide to be free or slave
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Which statement best describes Abraham Lincoln's view on slavery?
didn't mind slavery supporting the nation's economy
hated it, willing to do whatever it took to end it
didn't like it, accepted existence, didn't want it to spread
believed he was a vampire hunter, didn't care about slavery
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What was the purpose of General Sherman's March to the Sea?
To capture Jefferson Davis
To punish the South for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
To secure a Confederate victory
To frighten the south and give up their cause
6
The South was also known as ...
Hogwarts
The United States of America
The Confederate States of America
Canada
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Which of the following was true of the Dawes Act of 1887?
Eliminated most tribal land in favor of individual ownership
Intended to see the contributions of American Indian peoples
It created American Indian reservations for the first time
It led directly to the Battle of Wounded Knee
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The Border states were
slave states that seceded & joined the Confederate States
slave states that stayed loyal to the Union
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What were some disadvantages of the South?
small population, less railroad, fewer factories
offensive, invading unfamiliar land, poor military leaders
more resources, money and men
defending home, better military leadership, better soldiers
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Why is Gettysburg a turning point in the Civil War?
lost Stonewall Jackson
helped the nation realize it was ONE nation together
it cut the Confederacy in two
crippled the South so it couldn't recover from losses
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What did the 13th Amendment do?
didn't do anything, everything stayed the same like before
abolished slavery only in the Southern states that rebelled
abolished (outlawed) slavery in the United States
abolished slavery in the North & let South keep their slaves
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The Compromise of 1850 was written...
to heavily favor the North
so that it would easily pass through both houses of Congress
to heavily favor the South
to settle major disagreements btwn free & slave states
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Which of these groups murdered freed African Americans in the South?
the Radical Republicans
the Democrats
the Scalawags
the Ku Klux Klan
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T/F - North produced raw materials, South produced finished goods
False
True
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what happened at Fort Sumter?
fought on July 21, 1861 in virgina
the first battle that started the civil war
fought on sept. 17 , 1862 near Maryland
the most important battle for the union army
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Why was the North so generous to the South at Appomattox?
wanted to destroy the North's morale
wanted to destroy the South's morale
Lincoln wanted peace & hoped the South would not rebel again
so the South would get their memories wiped and not rebel
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What were some advantages of the South?
more resources, money and men
more slaves, cotton and plantations
defending home, better military leadership, better soldiers
more generals, fought on their land, more slaves
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What were the North's terms of surrender?
Lee's soldiers were paroled & sent home
Southern soldiers could keep their personal stuff & horses
all the answers
Southern soldiers were to be given 3 day rations
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What were some disadvantages of the North?
small population, less railroad, fewer factories
offensive, invading unfamiliar land, poor military leaders
more resources, money and men
defending home, better military leadership, better soldiers
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What were some advantages of the North?
more generals, fought on their land, more slaves
better generals, more military leaders, fought on their land
more resources, money and men
more slaves, cotton and plantations
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Which of these established schools for freed African Americans?
the Freedmen’s Bureau
the Radical Democrats
the Amnesty Republicans
the Radical Republicans
22
What did the Gettysburg Address help Americans realize?
helped them realize that it was a single nation, stay as one
that the Muggles would never find out about the Civil War
helped them realize they should be two separate nations
what Gettysburg Address?
23
Election of President Lincoln in 1860 resulted in the...
Supreme Court ruling that African Am'ns weren't citizens
Kansas territory decision to be a slave state
temporary pleasing of southern states who wanted to secede
southern states left the Union (seceded) after this event
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What did President Lincoln sign on January 1, 1863?
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Free Slave Bill
Emancipation Proclamation
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Uncle Tom's Cabin
made the issue of slavery more personal for Northeners
showed that slavery was not just a political issue but moral
pleased the southern states who had threatened to secede
showed abolitionists that dead slaveowners won't end slavery
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The Union's military strategy was also known as the
Boa Constrictor Plan
Anaconda Plan
Slytherin Plan
Monty Python Plan
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Who is John Wilkes Booth?
he was an actor who admired Abraham Lincoln
he assassinated Abraham Lincoln
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The Emancipation Proclamation...
immediately freed all slaves in the North and South
freed slaves in the rebelling southern slave states
freed slaves only in the Union
gave the slaves magical powers & could attend Hogwarts
29
Where did Lee surrender to Ulysses S. Grant?
Appomattox Court House in Virginia.
At the capital of the Confederacy in Richmond, Virginia.
Near the city of Gettysburg.
At the White House in Washington, D. C
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Why was the Siege of Vicksburg so important?
It was a major Confederate port along the Mississippi River.
Helped Confederates with their Anaconda Plan.
The Union could cut off supply lines.
It wasn't a very important event at all.
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The 54th Massachusetts Regiment became famous for
2 of the members were sons of Frederick Douglass
for their bravery at Fort Wagner
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being one of the official black military units
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Bleeding Kansas
pleased the southern states who had threatened to secede
made the issue of slavery more personal for Northeners
over 200 ppl lost their lives due to conflicts in this area
allowed Kansas territory to decide on being free or slave
