Civil War Review 1

_________ were activists who worked to have slavery abolished.

Examples of Lincoln’s wartime "abuses" include all of the following, except:

The slave trade was abolished in _____as a result of the Compromise of 1850.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin was written by:

_________ was a network of escape routes in which people would aid slaves fleeing north.

On what grounds did Dred Scott sue for his freedom?

The ultimate effect of John Brown’s raids on the U.S. was:

Disadvantages of the Confederacy include all of the following, except:

____________ targeted five Kansas families by dragging men out of their houses and killing them.

Widespread antiwar sentiment in the North included:

The south’s agrarian economy existed for all of the following reasons, except:

The undesirability of being a worker who answers to a boss and performs repetitive tasks was a very______ point of view.

The_______led north and south to become bitter and oppose compromise.

Legal/ Constitutional dilemmas during Lincoln’s administration include all of the following, except:

Advantages the Confederacy possessed include:

_______led northerners to equate slavery with all southern culture and morality.

One reason free labor was more prominent in the north was because slavery was thought to be______in industrial settings.

The transformation of Kansas into a battleground over slavery was a result of:

All of the following is true of the Southern economy, except:

Abraham Lincoln’s original reasons for opposing slavery include all of the following, except:

The Supreme Court’s reasons for ruling against Dred Scott included all of the following claims, except:

______wanted to avoid upsetting the South, but was alarmed by attempts to spread slavery to the western territories.

Provisions of the Kansas-Nebraska Act include:

One reason why the north was mostly industrial: