What was "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?

A novel about the horrors of slavery

What was Supreme Court's logic in their decision about why Dred Scott could not sue for freedom

considered as property and therefore not a citizen of the US

Which of the following statements about slavery is not true

Most people living in the South owned slaves

What are the three major turning points of the Civil War?

Vicksburg, Gettysburg, and Sherman's March to the Sea

Does the Emancipation Proclamation state that all slaves are free starting January 1st, 1863?

False, only in states that are in rebellion or suceeded

Which statement best explains Lincoln’s viewpoint about slavery in US before start Civil War

believed slavery was morally wrong,promised not to interfere

The North's advantages in the Civil War included all of the following EXCEPT:

all these are advantages that the north had during the war

What was the Nat Turner Rebellion in 1831?

slave uprising-VA/revolters executed to send a message

What was a fact about the South in 1860 that was not true about the North?

economy was based around agriculture & had few lg cities

What was the situation of the state of Missouri during the Civil War?

MO-Union state/held slaves, also had a confederate govt in S

What are some of the lasting impacts of the Civil War?

led 2 many advancements in tech including weapons & medicine

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1
What was "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?
The plantation where the Nat Turner Rebellion took place
A law for Westward Expansion,cabin developments in west
A novel about the horrors of slavery
The place where the south surrendered to end the Civil War
2
What was Supreme Court's logic in their decision about why Dred Scott could not sue for freedom
None of these are correct/successfully sued for his freedom
living in a slave state, not allowed to sue for his freedom
considered as property and therefore not a citizen of the US
born a slave,automatically considered to be a slave forever
3
Which of the following is why John Brown is considered both a hero and a villain?
abolitionist, but used violent tactics to push his point
All of the above
kidnapped/murdered ind's who supported slavery/extension of
tried arming slaves to start revolts by stealing weapons
4
What was the first official battle of the Civil War?
Appomattox Courthouse
2nd Battle of Bull Run
Fort Sumter
Antietam
5
Which of the following statements about slavery is not true
The first slaves were brought over to the US in early 1600's
Most Af's brought 2 New World ended up in Brazil & Caribbean
Most people living in the South owned slaves
Af. Am's have been free from slavery less time than enslaved
6
Union general famously won "Battle of Atlanta" known for his "Scorched Earth" battle tactics
William Tecumseh Sherman
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Ulysses S. Grant
7
Law required North to send back slaves who had escaped the south for freedom in the north?
Fugitive Slave Act
3/5ths Compromise
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Runaway Persons Law
8
What are the three major turning points of the Civil War?
The Wilderness, Sherman's March to Sea, and Chancellorsville
Sherman's March to the Sea, Shiloh, and Chickamauga
Vicksburg, Gettysburg, and Sherman's March to the Sea
Shiloh, Vicksburg, and the 1st Battle of Bull Run
9
The first state to secede from the Union following the election of Abraham Lincoln?
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
10
Does the Emancipation Proclamation state that all slaves are free starting January 1st, 1863?
False, only in states that are in rebellion or suceeded
None of these are correct
True, all slaves, no matter where they were
11
Signed 1820, began nearly 40 years of debate about the issue of slavery in the United States?
3/5ths Compromise
Nebraska Compromise
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
12
Where did the Civil War officially end in April of 1865?
Sullivan Court House
Appomattox Court House
Gettysburg Court House
Springfield Court House
13
Trigger event of the Civil War that happened in the 1850's?
All of the above
Fugitive Slave Act
Dred Scott Supreme Court Case
John Brown's attacks at "Bleeding Kansas" and Harper's Ferry
14
Which statement best explains Lincoln’s viewpoint about slavery in US before start Civil War
keep support of GB/France, Lincoln had to try to end slavery
believed slavery was morally wrong,promised not to interfere
as abolitionist, Lincoln wanted to end slavery in the U.S.
Lincoln wanted to keep North economically dependent on South
15
The North's advantages in the Civil War included all of the following EXCEPT:
a larger population
more railroad mileage.
more industrial capacity, such as firearm production.
all these are advantages that the north had during the war
16
Which of following was not one of the weapons technologies that was developed during Civil War?
Seven shot repeating rifle
Minie Ball
Ironclad
Fully automatic rifle
17
What was the Nat Turner Rebellion in 1831?
It was a protest of a draft in preparation for the Civil War
slave uprising-VA/revolters executed to send a message
rebellion-S. protesting against govt wanting to free slaves
rebellion-fighting against lack of protection from invaders
18
What was a fact about the South in 1860 that was not true about the North?
it had more people
it had a stronger economy and more money
it had better systems of transportation
economy was based around agriculture & had few lg cities
19
What was the situation of the state of Missouri during the Civil War?
MO-Union state/held slaves, also had a confederate govt in S
Missouri was a Confederate state that held slaves
MO was free state/quickly joined Union when war broke out
Almost all MO was against slavery/fought on side of Union
20
What are some of the lasting impacts of the Civil War?
led 2 many advancements in tech including weapons & medicine
first modern war since it took place before Industrial Rev.
changed US history/South seceded from Union/formed country
All of the above
21
What was the South's reaction to the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860?
rep's sent to confederate govt/didn't completely secede
All of the above
they formed their own capital city, currency, constitution..
One by one, the states started seceding from the union

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