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TN in the Civil War Era
TN in the Civil War Era
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After the war, Tennessee and much of the South were in ruins.
True
False
2
This battle boosted Northern morale and gave them a much needed victory over the South.
Battle of Nashville
Battle of Stones River
Battle of Ft. Henry and Ft. Donelson
Battle of Franklin
3
Which of the three grand divisions of Tennessee had small farms and the fewest slaves?
East Tennessee
They were equal
Middle Tennesee
West Tennessee
4
What battle led to the end of the Civil War in Tennessee?
Battle of Franklin
Battle of Stones River
Battle of Ft. Donelson and Ft. Henry
Battle of Nashville
5
What was Reconstruction?
Rebuilding of the South after war
Rebuilding of the North after war
Rebuilding alliances between the US and Britain
rebuilding slavery
6
What law did Tennessee’s new state constitution put into place to prevent black Tennesseans from voting?
had to own a farm or business
Had to pay a poll tax
had to read and write
had to travel to Nashville to vote
7
What is the significance of the battle of Franklin?
boosted morale in the South
helped Confederates win the war
most Confederate Generals killed in a single battle
ended the Civil War in the South
8
The act of separating, especially when applied to separating people by race.
Slavery
Segregation
Siege
Seccession
9
Breaking away from a country or organization.
Segregation
Slavery
Siege
Seccession
10
What goals did the Ku Klux Klan want to achieve?
help former slaves vote
terrorize former Confederate soldiers
destroy the Southern way of life (slavery)
terrorize black citizens
11
During Reconstruction Congress passed the 15th Amendment that gave voting rights to all black men and women
False
True
12
How did the end of Reconstruction affect Tennessee’s African-American elected officials?
few more black legislators by the end of the decade.
highest number of black legislators.
many more black legislators by the end of the decade.
no black legislators by the end of the decade.
13
More people would die in the Civil War than in any previous American war.
True
False
14
Why was Tennessee the last state to join the Confederacy?
Because they didn’t like the Union.
Because they wanted all the slaves to be free.
Because they were divided on the issue of slavery.
Because they didn’t like the Confederacy.
15
What right did the 13th Amendment secure for African Americans?
Right to own land and start a business
Became US citizens
Freedom from slavery
Right to vote
16
Which is a challenge that Southern civilians suffered during the war?
Forced to join the Confederate army
forced to migrate West and leave their homes
went hungry as towns and farmland were destroyed
Made more money selling cotton overseas
17
Why was the Freedmen’s Bureau created?
Help immigrants start a new life in the West
created Black Codes
Started the Ku Klux Klan
Helped former slaves start a new life
18
The Tennessee Constitutional Convention of 1870 created this tax to control who was allowed to vote.
Land Tax
School Tax
Sales Tax
Poll Tax
19
. Why were the captures of Fort Donelson and Fort Henry important victories for the Union?
It ended the war
allowed troops to invade Tennessee and the South
Hardest to capture
largest forts the Confederacy had built.
20
Which of the three grand divisions of Tennessee had large plantations and the most slaves?
Middle Tennesee
West Tennessee
They were equal
East Tennessee
21
These laws allowed discrimination in public places by keeping black and white people separated.
Jim Crow Laws
Confederate Laws
Abraham Lincoln Laws
Black and White Laws
22
This is when someone owns another person.
Slavery
Siege
Seccession
Segregation
23
This Amendment gave African American men the right to vote.
15th Amendment
18th Amendment
14th Amendment
13th Amendment
24
Black Codes were made to help former slaves become independent
False
True
25
This school was created and funded by the Freedman’s Bureau .
Tennessee State University
Vanderbilt University
Belmont University
Fisk University