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1 The Civil War and Reconstruction
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What was the battle that Lincoln and historians credit for turning the tide of the war?
Vicksburg
Bullrun
Gettysburg
Chancelorsville
2
A secret network system of people & places that helped runaway slaves escape north to freedom -
Freedom Train
The North Star
Underground Railroad
Mason-Dixon Line
3
The 15th Amendment extended what to all citizens regardless of race
Equal protection
equality
suffrage (voting)
jobs
4
What does the strategy depicted in the poster above reveal about Northern plans?
Cutting trade was key to long term success.
The economic potential of the South was inconsequential
Naval blockades would allow for quick victories
Concentration of resources should be focused on land battles
5
This description of the rights of United States citizens is a quotation from _____.
The Civil Rights Acts
The 13th Amendment
the Fourteenth Amendment
The Reconstruction Acts
6
Which event led to the secession of Southern States from the Union?
Nullification Crisis
Emancipation Proclamation
Election of 1860
Battle of Gettysburg
7
Early in Grant's adminstration, the president cracked down on this terrorist group in the South
Carpetbaggers
The Freedmen
The KKK
Scalawags
8
The idea that settlers in a territory can choose whether or not they allow slavery is known as-
manifest destiny
freedom of ideas
individual rights
popular sovereignty
9
Which compromise is depicted below?
Kansas-Nebraska Act
The 3/5th Compromise
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
10
The sharecropping system left many farmers in a form of perpetual servitude known as
Serfdom
Slavery
Debt Peonage
indentured servant
11
What was a major reason for issuing the Emancipation Proclamation?
To use captured slaves in the Union Army
To conclude the Anaconda Plan
To reunite the country
To end slavery in America
12
What was the impact of the Uncle Tom's Cabin in many of the plantations of the South?
Most were so angered that they supported secession
Many viewed the work as unfair and biased propaganda.
Southern leaders were forced to deeply questioned slavery
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What is a consistent objective of Lincoln in the quotation?
Free Slaves
Destroy and punish the South
Save the Union
Win Relection
14
What was the main result of the reconstruction acts
It suspended the right of Habeas Corpus
It allowed for Southern secession
It eastablished the Freedman's bureau
It divided 10 southern states into military districts
15
During Reconstruction, this agency assisted blacks in the South by providing supplies, etc?
The KKK
Scalawags
The Black Codes
The Freedman's Bureau
16
Which item below gave Southerners the opportunity to allow slavery through Popular Sovereignty
The Kansas Nebraska Act
The conclusion of the Civil War
Fugitive Slave Act
The Missouri Compromise
17
Enforcement of the Fugitive Slave act represented in this poster led to ____
Westward expansion
resentment among the North
The Missouri Compromise
18
After Plessy v Ferguson, states found legal rationale to enact segregationist laws known as
Black Codes
Slave Codes
Jim Crow laws
Equal Protection
19
Why did Southern democrats portray these people negatively? (three correct answers)
To descredit northerners
To undermine Southern Democrats
To make it seem that carpetbaggers were opportunists
To reestablish Democratic control
20
What was a major goal of the North throughout the Civil War?
punish the South.
be recognized as independent.
end slavery.
reunite the country.
21
What type of farming system developed in the South after the end of slavery?
Redistribution
Communism
Private enterprise
Sharecropping