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1
What was the economy of the Southern states based on?
Agriculture and it relied on slave labor
Food and Water
Plants
Growing of crops and livestock
2
What is industry?
The closing of a city, coast or harbor.
The commercial production and sale of goods and services
The Underground Railroad
Plantations
3
Why did John Brown lead a raid on the Armory at Harpers Ferry?
To keep slavery
He was trying to start a slave rebellion
He was trying to have peace
Because no one was respecting him
4
What happened because of the disagreement between the eastern and western counties of Virginia?
None of the above
The eastern counties broke away and formed West Virginia
The western counties broke away and formed West Virginia
The northern counties broke away and formed Virginia
5
Who was Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia?
George Washington
General Ulysses S. Grant
General Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
6
When did Abraham Lincoln become president of the United States?
1877
1860
1845
1862
7
What was the economy of the Northern states based on?
Industry
Agriculture
Slavery
Nothing
8
What does "A Draw" mean?
To draw a name (Raffle)
To draw a picture
One person wins
A tie in a war or fight
9
What was the Monitor and the Merrimack?
A Union iron-clad ship and a Confederate iron-clad ship
Just two normal ships
Two ships that fought together in the Revolutionary War
Two wooden ships that were in the Civil War
10
What is a free state?
A place where EVERYTHING is free
A border state
A slave state
A place where slavery is not allowed
11
Who won between the Monitor and the Merrimack?
It was a draw
Both of them sank
The Moniter
The Merrimack
12
What is agriculture?
Planting new trees
Growing of crops and livestock
Building
Starting a new village