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1
Robert E. Lee
didn't believe in slavery, but was loyal to the South.
was a plantation owner in Mississippi.
was a Union General and Grant's friend.
was the 16th President of the United States.
2
What was the significance of Fort Sumter?
This took place in North Carolina.
This event began the Civil War.
Union soldiers took over Fort Sumter.
This event diminished the South's spirit.
3
Southern states
seceded
, which means they
believed that slavery was not important to their economy.
broke away and fairly formed their own country.
believed in Abraham Lincoln and wanted him as president.
wanted to abolish slavery in every state.
4
Ulysses S. Grant
defeated the Confederacy in 1865 and later became President.
became the President of the Confederate States of America.
All of the above.
was the 16th President of the United States.
5
Northerners were abolitionists because
they didn't think anyone could "own" a person.
they believed there shouldn't be any plantations.
they wanted all Southerners to suffer.
they believed in slavery.
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The South believed that the laws of the Nation
were to be followed and not broken.
was to obey all laws no matter what the cost.
could not break away from the federal government.
was up to each individual state to follow.
7
How was the Raid on Harper's Ferry related to the Civil War?
It showed people were willing to use violence to end slavery
It had no effect on the Civil War.
It was an event that supported slavery.
It helped further the Confederate economy.
8
What was the significance of The Atlanta Campaign?
This event allowed Atlanta to prosper during the War.
Sherman captured Atlanta as the beginning of his "March."
This was the beginning of the Civil War.
General Lee surrendered to General Grant.
9
What was the significance of the Battle of Gettysburg?
This event was the beginning of the Civil War.
It was the bloodiest battle and turning point of the war.
This event cut the supply line off of goods to the South.
Sherman captured Atlanta.
10
What happened at the Raid on Harper's Ferry?
Brown wanted to give guns to slaves, but troops stopped him.
John Brown (abolitionist) led a raid on a gun facility.
Both of these.
None of these.
11
Abraham Lincoln
All of the above.
was a skilled Confederate General from Virginia.
was a leading General for the North.
issued the Emancipation Proclamation freeing all slaves.
12
What was the significance of Sherman's March to the Sea?
This event crushed the spirit of the Confederacy.
Sherman burned towns and destroyed railroads.
All of the above.
Sherman cut the Confederate supply lines off
13
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson was
a Confederate General from New York.
a skilled Confederate General from Virginia.
a Union General from Virginia.
a Union General from New York.
14
William T. Sherman
led Union troops in a march from Atlanta to Savannah.
burned many towns and plantations in Georgia.
gave the Key to Savannah to Lincoln as a Christmas gift.
All of the above.
15
What significant event occurred at the Appomattox Court House?
Sherman captured Atlanta at this spot.
This was the bloodiest battle of the War.
Confederates tried to invade the North, but it didn't work.
General Lee surrendered to General Grant.
16
Southerners wanted slavery because
they believed that they needed slaves for their economy.
they treated them as equals.
they didn't know how to raise crops on their own.
they wanted to share their knowledge with them.
17
How is Uncle Tom's Cabin related to the Civil War?
It described the journal of a soldier.
It didn't have an impact on the War.
It showed the evils of slavery and turned others against it.
It described how cotton became a cash crop.
18
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote the book
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Wonder.
Little House on the Prairie.
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Jefferson Davis was
a great military leader with extensive training.
the President of Mississippi.
the 16th President of the United States.
a plantation owner and President of the Confederate States.
