Sherman's march to the sea:

Was an example of total warfare

What was a major responsibility of the Freedman’s Bureau?

To help former slaves get an education and find a job

What is a "Carpetbagger"?

Northerners who went to the South to profit

What is the Compromise of 1877?

Hayes is President, removes troops from the South

Lincoln's Assassination resulted in:

The Presidency of Andrew Johnson

What officially ended the war?

End of Richmond Campaign at Appomattox Court House

What are Jim Crow Laws?

Racial behavior codes, segregation

What the plan for the Confederacy?

Gain support from Britain and France

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1
Which of the following abolished slavery in the United States?
Emancipation Proclamation
13th Amendment
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
2
The Civil War was from____ to ____
1861-1865
1860-1865
1860-1863
1861-1864
3
What is the name of the newspaper William Lloyd Garrison created?
The Liberator
The Abolitionist
The Freedom Fighter
The Emancipator
4
Who wrote the controversial book, Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Frederick Douglass
William Lloyd Garrison
John Brown
5
Laws passed by southern states to restrict the freedom of blacks were known as
Black Codes
Tolerance Policy
Restriction System
Emancipation Regulations
6
What is a "scalawag"?
Northern Democrat
Northern Republican
Southern Democrate
Southern Republican
7
At the core of all issues: What caused the Civil War?
Slavery
Economic Disputes
Northern Aggression
Political Disputes
8
Supporters of "Lost Cause" myth omit or minimize the role of ______ in the Civil War
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
The Anaconda Plan
Slavery
9
Sherman's march to the sea:
Was an example of war attrition
Was an example of total warfare
The least decisive battle in the war
Demonstrated the South's superiority
10
What was the goal of the Cotton Embargo?
To increase the cotton supply
To gain Great Britain as an ally
To create economic difficulty for the North
All of the Above
11
The Emancipation Proclamation:
Did not affect slavery
Effectively ended slavery
Freed Northern Slaves
Freed Southern Slaves
12
What was a major responsibility of the Freedman’s Bureau?
To return former slaves to their masters
To help former slaves get an education and find a job
To help Southern states form new governments
To help Southern plantation owners find a source of labor
13
What is a "Carpetbagger"?
Slaves who were kept in servitude
Freemen who went North
Northerners who went to the South to profit
Former Slave Owners
14
The system which individual families contracted with landowners to work a plot of land in return for a portion of crop
Land Rent
Tenant Farming
Agricultural Exchange
Sharecropping
15
Which state was the first to secede from the Union?
Mississippi
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
16
What is the Compromise of 1877?
Jefferson Davis runs for President
Johnson wins reelection
Hayes is President, removes troops from the South
Grant is President, political scandal ensues
17
Why is Johnson impeached?
He lied about his political desires
He was racist
He killed Lincoln
He fired the Secretary of War
18
What did the Anaconda Plan do?
A naval blockade of Southern ports A
Attempts to capture Richmond, VA
Attempts to control the Mississippi
All of the Above
19
The Southern War strategy of the Cotton Embargo was a _____
Success
Failure
20
What is a "Freedman"?
Free immigrants
Former Slave Owners
Poor White Southerners
A former slave who is now free
21
The Supreme Court case Plessy V Ferguson established the principle of
Poll Taxes and Literacy Tests
The Sharecropping System
Full Civil Rights for African-Americans
Separate but Equal
22
Lincoln's Assassination resulted in:
The rekindling of the Civil War
The Presidency of Andrew Johnson
Renewed protests against the draft
A strong central government that was able to effectively reverse t
23
What officially ended the war?
Sherman's March to the Sea
End of Richmond Campaign at Appomattox Court House
Gettysburg
The assassination of Lincoln
24
Who was the President of the Confederacy?
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
25
What are Jim Crow Laws?
Legislation helping the Freedman Bureau
Racial behavior codes, segregation
Johnson's main goal of Reconstruction
A Reconstruction Program
26
What is the "bloodiest battle" in U.S. history?
Gettysburg
Antietam
Bull Run
Appomattox
27
Where was the first battle of the Civil War fought?
Fort Sumter
Vicksburg
Appomattox
Gettysburg
28
The Ku Klux Klan is a terrorist group that uses violence to prevent African-Americans from using their new freedoms
False
True
29
During the Civil War, a common form of medical treatments was amputation.
False
True
30
What the plan for the Confederacy?
Gain support from Canada
They used Guerrilla warfare
Gain support from Britain and France
They used the Anaconda Plan as well
31
Who won the war?
The Union
The West
The U.S.
The Confederacy

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