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The causes of the civil war
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Who had these advantages: supplies, population, manufacturing, transportation
None of these
Border States
Union
Confederacy
2
"A house divided against itself cannot stand" (Abraham Lincoln) What is the meaning of this quote?
People should knock down their houses
Harsh laws were needed to punish the South
Bananas are a delicious fruit
The country cannot exist half slave, half free
3
Who made up the work force of the North?
Immigrants
Native Americans
Slaves
Women
4
What did the Missouri Compromise, Comprise of 1850, and Kansas Nebraska Act have in common?
They were trying to keep slave and free states balanced
They were trying to get rid of slavery
They all resulted in violence
They all wanted to share cookies
5
What was leading cause of death for soldiers?
Amputations
Disease
Battle wounds
Fighting
6
What does this political cartoon represent?
The North trying to stop the South from seceding.
The East trying to stop the South from seceding.
The South trying to stop the North from seceding.
The West trying to stop the North from seceding.
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Which of the following was NOT an impact of the Civil War?
Confederate secession
Racial inequalities
Soldiers living with disabilities
Physical destruction of the South
8
When was Abraham Lincoln elected president?
1854
1860
1848
1868
9
What was Bleeding Kansas?
Violent fights between civilians and slaves
Violent fights between abolitionists and slave owners
Violent fights between slaves and slave owners
Violent fights between abolitionists and slaves
10
What allowed California to enter as a free state in exchange for the Fugitive Slave Law?
Compromise of 1875
Compromise of 1860
Compromise of 1840
Compromise of 1850
11
What is it called when new states could vote for themselves whether to be free or slave?
Popularity
Popular Sovereignty
Popular vote
Compromise
12
How did the nation try to solve the slavery issue?
Compromises
Popular Sovereignty
Kansas Nebraska Act
All were tried
13
Which battle is considered the turning point of the war?
Bull Run
Fort Sumter
Antietam
Gettysburg
14
What was the first battle of the Civil War?
Fort Sumter
Appomattox Court House
Antietam
Bleeding Kansas
15
What is the word? -means to break away or leave the United States.
Stampede
Success
Secede
Succeed
16
What did the abolitionist John Brown do?
Tried to arm slaves to fight the slave owners.
Hid over 56000 slaves in his home to save them from slavery
Worked with Harriet Tubman on the Underground Railroad.
He sold many slaves and was a rich man because of slavery.
17
What event did most southern states secede after?
The Dred Scott vs Sanford decision
The Compromise of 1850
The Underground Railroad
Abraham Lincoln's election
18
What's the word--the war impacts soldiers and civilians; destroying everything in your path
Total War
Partial War
A mean thing to do
Total Embattlement
19
An abolitionist is someone who...
Supports state's rights
Works hard
Opposes slavery
Promotes slavery
20
What former slave helped other slaves escape on the Underground Railroad?
Dred Scott
Rosa Parks
John Brown
Harriet Tubman
21
Which was NOT a reason the war ended?
The Southern capital was captured
The South lost its Atlantic naval ports
Sherman's March devastated the South
The South couldn't replenish army after the loss at Gettysburg
22
Who had these advantages: skilled/experienced leadership, homefield advantage
None of these
Confederacy
Union
Border States
23
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Civil War?
States' Rights
Unfair Taxation
Slavery
Cultural Sectionalism
24
How did women contribute to the war?
All of these
Took over men's jobs at home
Soldiers and spies
Nurses
25
What does this map show?
A green line
The Texas Compromise
The Missouri Compromise
The Louisiana Compromise
26
What was the ruling of Dred Scott vs Sanford court case?
If a slave leaves his owner,they can be lynched by the owner
If a slave was in a free state, he/she was considered free
A slave has to escape 24 hours to be freed from his owner
A slave couldn't be free because he/she is actually property
27
According to this cartoon, what was the main cause of the Civil War?
Bleeding Kansas
John Brown
Slavery
Abraham Lincoln
28
The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves where?
Slaves everywhere were free
In Confederate (rebelling) states
No slaves were freed
In Union states
29
Which law required people to return a run away slave to their owner?
Fugitive Slave Law
Underground Railroad
Popular Sovereignty
Black Codes
30
What does this image represent?
A hardworking lumberjack
Abraham Lincoln trying to kill a bird
Abraham Lincoln trying to get rid of slavery
A weird shaped tree with slavery written on it.
