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Civil War Unit Review
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1
This was a 3 day long battle that the Confederates never recovered from.
The Battle of Bull Run
The Battle of Gettysburg
The Battle of Anteitam
The Battle of Saratoga
2
This General defeated the Confederate Army in Atlanta.
General Grant
General Sherman
General McClellan
General Lee
3
The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves where?
All territories
The Confederate States
Nowhere - it punished abolitionists
The Union
4
Who won at Gettysburg?
The battle ended in a draw
Union Army
Confederates
5
The First Battle of Bull Run was significant because:
The Union realized the War would not end quick & easy
Showed the weakness of the Confederates
The Confederates never recovered
Confederates surrendered at Appomatax Courthouse
6
Pick out two of the following that were BORDER states.
Delaware
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
7
This was the name of the Northern Strategy to defeat the South.
Burnin' Sherman
The Anaconda Plan
King Cotton
Divide & Conquer
8
He was the Union General of the East.
William Sherman
George McClellan
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
9
Which of the following did the Missouri Compromise do?
Maine was admitted as a SLAVE state.
Led to Bleeding Kansas.
Slavery was banned in Washington DC.
Slavery was banned north of parallel 36 30'
10
John Brown was a famous:
Politician
Abolitionist
Writer
Civil War Leader
11
The fighting that caused the split of the United States in 1861 was over:
Northern factories
Republican's power
Slavery & States Rights
12
Popular Sovereignty meant what for states?
The people were able to vote on an issue
The people were able to abolish slavery
The people were able to fight about the issue of slavery
The people were able to keep slavery
13
He was the Union General of the West
Ulysses S. Grant
William Sherman
George McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
14
The Confederate attack on Ft. Sumter was significant because:
It started the Civil War
Confederates surrendered
Many died
Led to Bleeding Kansas
15
Which of the following is true about the Fugitive Slave Act?
It permitted slaves to runaway.
Judges and slave catchers benefited from returning slaves.
It was not passed.
It allowed slaves to testify in court for freedom.
16
What did an abolitionist during the Civil War support?
Southern states choice
stopping slavery
farmers rights
limits on immigration
17
This was an ECONOMIC change that occurred as an affect of the Civil War.
The Stock Market crashed.
Industries replaced farming.
We had higher taxes.
Factories began closing.
18
Because of the Civil War the Federal Government became stronger? True or False
True
False
19
Clara Barton was a famous Civil War nurse who would later found the:
The Fugitive Slave Act
The American Red Cross
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Underground Railroad
20
Which is a true statement about the Compromise of 1850?
California was admitted as a free state.
Slave trade would end in Washington D.C.
Some territories would vote thru Popular Sovreignty
All of these are correct.
21
Which statement is FALSE about the Battle at Antietam?
This was the bloodiest battle of history.
Union army stopped the Confederates from coming north.
Lincoln fired Gen. McClellan over this.
McClellan followed the Confederates into Virginia.
22
Why did new territories in the West cause tensions between the North and the South?
Disagreements over Manifest Destiny.
Disagreed over wildlife preservation.
Disagreements over slavery & politics.
Disagreed over railroad expansion.
23
Why did the southern states secede from the Union AFTER the 1860 election?
Because they were afraid of slaves rebelling.
Because Abraham Lincoln was elected.
Because of the Missouri Compromise.
Because of the Compromise of 1850.
24
Who was elected President of the Confederate States of America?
Stonewall Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
