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Texas and the Civil War Review
Texas and the Civil War Review
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Who
surrendered
to
end
the Civil War?
Union
Confederacy
United States
Texas
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Why did southern states disagree with tariffs?
they thought the money should be spent on something more valuable
they thought they were unfair and hurt their economy
they wanted to spend more money
they thought they were helpful and agreed with tariffs
3
Who led the
Confederate
army?
General Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
General Ulysses S. Grant
4
What is a plantation?
a large territory of northern states
a group of people against slavery
a large farm that produces crops to sell
a tax paid on goods and services
5
What is missing from the cause and effect multi flow map?
Texas seceded from the Union.
The Union attacked the Confederate plantations and farms.
Abraham Lincoln became president.
The Confederacy fired cannons at Fort Sumter, a Union fort.
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Who was president during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln
General Ulysses S. Grant
General Robert E. Lee
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Who led the
Union
army?
General Ulysses S. Grant
General Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
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What was the main reason that so many Southern Anglo Americans claimed they needed slave labor?
To grow crops and make money
To watch the children
They didn't need slave labor
To work in their houses
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People who wanted to end slavery were known as --
cavalry
southerners
abolitionists
tariffs
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What does it mean to secede?
To disagree with someone
To officially leave
To call for a vote during a convention
To lead a large group or army
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What does it mean to nullify?
to cancel
to end slavery
to create a new tax
to officially leave
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What is a blockade?
a time of rebuilding and change
a group of soldiers who fought on horseback
an effort to stop ships from going in or out of a port
an important document that freed enslaved people
