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Civil War Review 11th grade US History
Civil War Review 11th grade US History
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Review items fro the 11th grade Florida US History midterm. #ushistoryflorida #11thgrade
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1
General Lee surrendered after
Atlanta was destroyed
Losing Ft. Sumter
Mississippi River ports were taken
Appomattox,VA
2
The strategy used by the
South
was
Experienced militia, defensive and offensive moves
Stop the emigration
Strangle the North's industries
Anaconda Plan, to control the ports
3
The political issue between Federalism and States' Rights was
The Congress taxing decisions
The slavery issue
Interpretation of the laws as if the states could secede
The Lincoln presidency
4
The three long term causes for the Civil War are:
Imperialism, sectionalism, slavery
Sectionalism, slavery, states' rights
Nationalism, imperialism, sectionalism
None of the above
5
The term "nullified" means
When the South shot the North
When the North abolished slavery
When the South didn't pay the federal tariff
When the South stopped trading with England
6
The picture below is the portrait of
A former slave and abolitionist, Frederick Douglas
Malcom X, a revolutionary men
W.E.B. DuBois; civil right movement activist
Andrew Johnson, Radical Republican
7
Sectionalism refers to:
Loyalty to the same social system in North and South
Loyalty to the Union
Loyalty to the Confederation
Own distinct social system
8
The trigger for the Civil War was:
Unbalance of power and Lincoln elected president
The Boston Tea Party
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Compromise of 1850
9
The Civil War started
Antietam, Maryland
Fort Sumter, South Carolina
Appomattox,Virginia
Gettysburg, PA
10
The strategy used by the N
orth
was to
Anaconda Plan, to control the ports
Strangle the South's industries
Stop the smuggling of food
End the war quickly
11
Gettysburg address was
Lincoln granting freedom to all the slaves
Lincoln strategy to keep the North support pro war effort
Lincoln convincing the South to surrender
Lincoln way of showing no fear
12
The second trigger for the Civil War was
The election of President Lincoln
The shooting in Ft. Sumter, S.C.
The Emancipation Proclamation
The fear created by John Brown's Raid
13
Before the Civil War the Congress impose a Federal Tax with the intention of
Make the South trade more with the North
Made the South pay for the militia
Move all resources to the West
Make the South nullify it
14
The contribution of Florida to the Confederates and the Civil War is
Used the water resources to move the troops
Providing food/supplies using swamps avoid enemies
The production of steel to increase the Southern economy
Important battles fought in Florida with local soldiers
15
Bleeding Kansas was the consequence of:
Due to California becoming a free state
John Brown's Raid
Violence erupted, due to the imbalance of power
The North and South sent their residents to Kansas
16
The agreement with the Compromise of 1820 created
A balance of power
A line between Popular Sovereignity and slavery
Popular Sovereignity
A divisor line between free North and Slave South
17
Turning Point of the Civil War was when
The North took control of the border states
The North took the port from Vicksburg, Mississippi
The South was repelled from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
The South took Virginia
18
Abolitionist refers to:
The ones that fight for freedom
The ones that fights for better conditions of life
the ones that fight for equal rights
The ones that fights for a better salary
19
The concept agreed with the Compromise of 1850 was:
Emancipation Proclamation
Divisor line between North and South
Popular Sovereignty
California will vote
20
The Emancipation Proclamation
Granted the freedom of the western slaves
Granted the freedom to the slaves at the rebellious states
Granted the freedom to the slaves at Northern territories
Abolished slavery
21
The most controversial argument of the Dred Scott decision was
Only some slaves were being liberated
The assassination of the former slave Scott
Separate but equal
No rights, only property