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5.5 Civil War Vocabulary
5.5 Civil War Vocabulary
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The Southern states created this country when they seceded from the Union.
Union
Florida
South America
Confederacy
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Harriet Tubman would be considered one of these since she escaped from slavery.
fugitive slave
border slave
confederate slave
union slave
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This famous Supreme Court case involved a slave who sued for his freedom and was denied.
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
Marbury v. Madison
Dredd Scott v. Sanford
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This law stated that anyone who assisted a slave attempting to escape could be fined/imprisoned
Fugitive Slave Act
Compromise of 1850
Slave Law
Kansas-Nebraska Act
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Delaware,Maryland,Kentucky,Missouri had difficulty deciding which side to support in Civil war
border states
border ruffians
secession states
union
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This belief that government is subject to the will of the people is fundamental to democracy.
popular sovereignty
voting
liberty
freedom
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A plan dedicated to banning slavery in the states newly acquired from Mexico.
Wilmot Proclamation
Gettysburg Proviso
Emancipation Proclamation
Wilmot Proviso
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A famous battle which took place between two ironclad ships during the Civil War.
Monitor v. Merrimack
Monitor v. Confederacy
Union v. Merrimack
Ironside v. Goldclad
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In 1863, President Lincoln freed the slaves by issuing this decree.
Gettysburg Address
A House Divided Speech
Emancipation Proclamation
Wilmot Proviso
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These pro-slavery supporters from Missouri crossed over into Kansas to vote for slavery.
Bleeding Kansas
arsenalists
secessionists
border ruffians
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New York would have supported this side during the Civil War.
North America
South
Union
Confederacy
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Early during the Civil War, Great Britain considered creating this with the Confederacy.
secession
alliance
Ironclad
popular sovereignty
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President Lincoln was elected in 1860. In March of 1861, he gave this speech to the nation.
Secession speech
Gettysburg Address
Emancipation Proclamation
inagural address
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Tensions between North and South were so high over issues such as slavery that it led to. . .
World War I
the French and Indian War
the Civil War
the American Revolution
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Douglas promoted this plan which called for popular sovereignty to decide slavery above 36 30 N
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Wilmot Proviso
Missouri Compromise
Confederate Compromise
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In November 1863, Lincoln honored soldiers who fought in the Battle of Gettysburg with . . .
Inagural Address
Emancipation Proclamation
Secession
Gettysburg Address
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John brown and a group of abolitionists attack Harpers Ferry, which was considered a(n) . . .
Ironclad
secession
arsenal
alliance
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The Confederacy created the Merrimack which was an armored ship.
Ironclad
Armory
arsenal
Ironside
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Pro-slavery supporters attacked the town of Lawrence and abolitionists raided an arsenal.
Bleeding Kansas
Emancipation Proclamation
Monitor v. Merrimack
Boston Massacre
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When the Southern states decided to leave the Union of United States this was considered . . .
border ruffians
arsenal
secession
treason