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8th Grade History
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1
This one-day battle was the most costly single day of Battle in American history.
Cold Harbor
Chancelorville
Francesville
Antietam
2
The Massachusetts 54th Regiment also fought for __________ ______ for African American soldiers
equal pay
mortgage assistance
college scholarships
signing bonuses
3
Why is the first Battle of Fort Wagner famous?
It was the first battle where battling guns were used.
It started the Civil War.
It was the first battle where ironclad ships were used
It was the first battle where Black soldiers led the assault
4
A system for requiring citizens to join their country's armed forces
pledge drive
telethon
draft
potluck
5
When urged to fire Grant, Lincoln said, "I can't spare this man. He _______!"
retreats
ensures minimal collateral damage
carefully weighs the cost/benefit of a military engagement
fights
6
The Kansas-Nebraska Act led to ______________ over Slavery in Kansas
bloodshed
reasoned debate
resolution
salacious rumors
7
Which Union General finally destroyed Lee's supply line through the Shenandoah Valley?
General Sherman
General McClellan
General Sheridan
General Mead
8
General William Sherman's "total war" tactics led directly to a major Union victory at:
Austin
Roswell
Alpharetta
Atlanta
9
This document was issued by Abraham Lincoln in January, 1863, & freed Slaves in the Confederacy
Gettysburg Address
First Inaugural Address
Emancipation Proclamation
Executive Order Proclamation 104
10
Arlington National Cemetery was established
In Robert E. Lee's front yard.
In Ulysses S. Grant's front yard.
In Gettysburg.
In Atlanta.
11
This is the town where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant ending the Civil War.
Bucksnort
Appomattox
Frostproof
Truth or Consequences
12
This three-month siege resulted in the Union controlling the Mississippi River:
Natchez
Baton Rouge
Vicksburg
Wabasha
13
What critical even occurred, starting the Civil War?
The North attacked Fort Wagner
The South attacked Fort Wagner
The North attacked Fort Sumter
The South attacked Fort Sumter
14
Causes of the Civil War included Slavery, ___________ ____ ________, religion, & personal honor
preserving the Union
fortune & glory
the Monroe Doctrine
subduing the Continent
15
General Robert E. Lee refused to ___________ the Union Army at the start of the Civil War.
Command
Serve
Escape
Attack
16
A person who flees or tries to escape
Forsaken
Fugitive
Cast aside
Overlooked
17
A written order from a court that gives a person the right to trial before being jailed.
Noli Perturbare
Habeas Corpus
Laborare Non Amo
Pactum Factum
18
What document freed all Slaves?
Emancipation Proclamation
Fourteenth Amendment
Gettyburg Address
Thirteenth Amendment
19
The act of withdrawing from an organization or alliance.
disaffiliation
break-up
Secession
schism
20
The Dred Scott decision said African Americans could not become ____________.
citizens
politicians
physicians
civilians
21
Another term for the Confederate United States of America
Krauts
Confederates
Perian Immortals
Plebs
22
This three-day battle in Pennsylvania marked a trunking point in the Civil War.
Confluence
Armagh
Throop
Gettysburg
23
Picket's Charge is remembered as
A senseless loss for the South.
A rare military tie.
A senseless loss for the North.
A victory for France.
24
Two great Union victories that changed the course of the Civil War occurred at the same time.
Atlanta & Savannah
Antietam & Shiloh
Fredericksburg & Chancelorville
Gettysburg & Vicksburg
25
The outcome of Antietam ended the Southern hope for ___________ __________ from Europe.
diplomatic recognition
Hadrianic conduct
continental breakfast
philharmonic overture