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More railroads
Northern advantage
Southern advantage
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Dorothea Dix contributed to American society in the 1840s by-
Organizing the Seneca Falls Convention to demand equal righ
Serving as a Civil War nurse and establishing the American R
Working to improve conditions in mental hospitals and prison
Serving the a US senator and passing tax bills to support re
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The section of the U.S. where the Emancipation Proclamation freed the slaves
all of the U.S.
Unioin states only
border states
Confederate states
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The concept that states would have the final say in their government.
states rights
republicanism
popular sovereignty
federalism
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What was the name of the movement to stop the consumption of alcohol?
Abolition
Education
Temperance
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What was the significance of the Battle of Gettysburg?
it led to the Gettysburg Address
weakened Lee's army so he couldn't attack
strengthened the South
it freed the slaves
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To preserve and keep the Union together
Northern goal
Southern goal
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Who was the President of the U.S. during the Civil War?
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Jefferson Davis
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Susan B. Anthony-
Wrote the Women’s Journal
Organized the first women’s convention and organization
Was the first American woman physician
Tried to improve conditions for the mentally ill
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Which of Lincoln's speeches did he try to convince the South to stay in the Union?
Gettysburg Address
1st Inaugural Address
2nd Inaugural Address
Farewell Address
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How did the South look at abolitionists after the Raid on Harper's Ferry?
They were heroes!
Cray Cray!!!
They just need a little counseling.
How cute!
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Which battle of the Civil War caused Lee not to be able to attack the North again?
Saratoga
Gettysburg
Sumter
Vicksburg
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Who said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand."?
William Lloyd Garrison
Abraham Lincoln
John C. Calhoun
Stephen Douglas
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How do you feel about memorizing the Gettysburg Address?
Mrs. Warren is a genius!
I can't wait!
I got this!
It's the best idea ever!!
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What were the two major areas in which the Northern States and Southern States differed?
Economy and Culture
Food Production and Culture
Food Production and Language
Language and Education
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The Dred Scott Decision included...
Slaves were property
Slaves were not citizens
all of the above
the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional
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The victory that made it possible for Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation
Fort Sumter
Battle of Gettysburg
Antietam
Battle of Bull Run
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leader of the abolitionist movement who published a popular newspaper "The Liberator"
Frederick Douglas
William Lloyd Garrison
Sojourner Truth
Dred Scott
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The Compromise of 1820 to balance free states and slave states
Kansas Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
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A tax on imported goods that raises the price of imports to protect Northern industry
protective tariff
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act
Defensive tariff
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What is Harriet Beecher Stowe famous for?
writing Uncle Tom's Cabin
raid on Harpers Ferry
women's rights movement
improving conditiions in mental hospitals
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Movement led by Fredrick Douglass and others to end slavery.
Education
Abolition
Temperance
Free slaves movement
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Name the method in which voters would determine whether slavery would be banned or permitted ?
Congress would decide with a 2/3 vote
The House of Representatives would vote on it.
popular sovereignty
The president would decide.
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What was the significance of the Lincoln Douglas Debates?
gave Lincoln SWAG
led to Bleeding Kansas
caused another tariff
freed the slaves
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Which of the following political parties was formed in response to the Kansas Nebraska Act?
Federalists
Whigs
Republicans
Democrats
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Who was the President of the Confederacy?
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
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Which Compromise led to establishing the Fugitive Slave Law?
Great Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
3/5ths Compromise
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Larger population
Northern advantage
Southern advantage
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Better military leadership
Southern advantage
Northern advantage
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Senator from Kentucky called the Great Compromiser
Henry Clay
John C Calhoun
George C McClellan
Stephen Douglas
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In the 1800s, reformers who blamed alcohol for increasing the misery of the poor called for-
Temperance
Free public education
Prison reform
Shorter work hours
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How did religion play a major role in reform movements?
All reforms took place at revivals
Only ministers were allowed to protest
Religious groups supported issues they felt involved moral
Only people who were Catholic could participate
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Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Civil War?
slavery
sectionalism
Health Care Reform
states rights
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Who was the leader of the Confederate Army?
Jefferson Davis
Ulysses S Grant
Robert E Lee
Abraham Lincoln
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What river was important to take from the South during the Civil War?
Ohio R.
Hudson R.
Mississippi R.
Missouri R.
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What was a result of the Election of 1860?
Native Americans were removed from their land
Slaves were now free
7 states seceded from the Union
the Civil War started
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(1850) a law that made it a crime to help runaway slaves;
Runaway slave law
Anti Underground Railroad Law
Fugitive Slave Act