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VUS 7- Civil War
VUS 7- Civil War
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1
A state that remained in the Union but still allowed slavery is a:
Abolition State
Free-slave state
Border State
Confederate State
2
Opening conflict of the Civil War
Bull Run
Fort Sumter
Antietam
Petersburg
3
Lee surrendered to Grant, at:
Antietam
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Fort Sumter
4
"With malice toward none, with charity for all... to bind up the nation's wounds..."
All Confederates should be put on trial for treason
Abe's belief that the fed. gov't shouldn't punish the South
Martial law in the South after the Civil War
Congress should be in control of Reconstruction
5
How did Harriet Beecher Stowe make an impact prior to the Civil War?
Called to increase tariffs
Brought new attention to slavery and abolition
Encouraged the Fugitive Slave Act
Attacked abolitionists of the North
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13th Amendment
Everyone born in U.S. is an equal citizen
Right to vote won't be denied by failure to pay poll tax.
Slavery nor servitude shall exist within the U.S.
Right to vote - any race, color, or previous slave.
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What intensified western movement after the Civil War?
Hannah Montana
Famine in the northern cities
City bosses failing to protect factory workers
The completion of the Transcontinental Railroad
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Lincoln believed secession was-
illegal
constitutional
legitimate
lawful
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What happened after Lincoln was elected president in 1860?
Kansas- Nebraska Act was passed
The secession of several southern states
Nat Turner's Rebellion led to harsh slave laws in the South
10
"We think they (slaves) are not included under the word 'citizens',..."
Three-fifths Compromise
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Marbury v. Madison
Monroe Doctrine
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The document that allowed for the enlistment of African Americans as soldiers. (After Antietam)
Emancipation Proclamation
The 14th Amendment
Missouri Compromise
Gettysburg Address
12
Former slave and abolitionist, encouraged the recruitment of former salves to Union Army:
Dred Scott
William Lloyd Garrison
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
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Compromise of 1877 (12 years after Civil War) ends...
Slavery
Gold mining Era
Slave state vs Free state argument
Reconstruction Era
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15th Amendment
Right to vote - any race, color, or previous slave.
Neither slavery nor servitude shall exist in the U.S.
Everyone born here are equal citizens
Right to vote won't be denied by failure to pay poll tax.
15
President of the Confederate States of America
Jefferson Davis
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
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Which is NOT TRUE about Radical Republicans?
Wanted to aggressively defend civil rights for Afr Americans
Wanted military occupation of former Confederate states
Wanted to be more punitive towards former Confederate states
Wanted to change electoral college
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14th Amendment
Right to vote - any race, color, or previous slave.
Everyone born here is an equal citizen.
Neither slavery nor servitude shall exist in the U.S.
Right to vote won't be denied by failure to pay poll tax.
18
Turning point of the Civil War was:
Appomattox
Gettysburg
Antietam
Fort Sumter
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The economic impact of the North and Midwest following the Civil War?
Became an agricultural-based region.
Industrial growth was strong.
Towns and cities lay in ruin.
Poor, with many farms destroyed.
20
"Four score and seven years ago..."
U.S. Constitution
Emancipation Proclamation
Gettysburg Address
Compromise of 1877
