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The causes of the civil war
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1
What does this map show?
The division of Virginia to East Virginia
The division of Virginia to West Virginia
The division of Virginia to South Virginia
The division of Virginia to North Virginia
2
Why were the literacy tests banned?
Some white men couldn't comprehend the literacy test.
No one could comprehend the literacy test.
Slaves couldn't comprehend the literacy tests.
Only slaves could comprehend the literacy tests.
3
What was Bleeding Kansas?
Violent fights between abolitionists and slaves
Violent fights between civilians and slaves
Violent fights between abolitionists and slave owners
Violent fights between slaves and slave owners
4
What former slave helped other slaves escape on the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Tubman
Dred Scott
Rosa Parks
John Brown
5
What is Abraham Lincoln doing to the slave?
Abraham Lincoln feeding a hungry slave
Abraham Lincoln taking a slave to his plantation
Abraham Lincoln breaking a slave out of jail
Giving slaves hope by making the Emancipation Proclomation
6
What state did Andrew Jackson harass and threaten because they wanted to secede from the union?
Missouri
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
7
What invention caused the cotton and slave industry to grow?
Plow
Mini Ball
Boat
Cotton Gin
8
Why did cotton production increase from 1820 to 1860?
Slaves
Indentured Servants
The Cotton Gin
Tractors
9
What is Uncle Toms Cabin?
A book about the life of slaves
A cabin that Uncle Tom lives in
A book banned in the South due to its con slavery views
10
What was the ruling of Dred Scott vs Sanford court case?
If a slave leaves his owner,they can be lynched by the owner
A slave has to escape 24 hours to be freed from his owner
If a slave was in a free country, he/she was considered free
A slave couldn't be free because he/she is actually property
11
What does this image represent?
Abraham Lincoln trying to kill a bird
Abraham Lincoln trying to get rid of slavery
A weird shaped tree with slavery written on it.
A hardworking lumberjack
12
What does this political cartoon represent?
The Union secedes from the United States
Charleston is the first city to secede from South Carolina
South Carolina is the first state to secede from the Union
The Union holding South Carolina together
13
What slave was the leader of this "massacre"in Virginia?
Harriet Tubman
Sam Truman
Dred Scott
Nat Turner
14
When was Abraham Lincoln elected president?
1860
1854
1868
1848
15
Which document written by Abraham Lincoln about slavery was this quote found in?
Emancipation Proclamation
The Constitution
Gettysburg Address
Presidential Proclomation
16
What does an abolitionist do?
Opposes slavery
Supports state's rights
Promotes slavery
Hard worker
17
Which law required people to return a run away slave to their owner?
Popular Sovereignty
Black Codes
Underground Railroad
Fugitive Slave Law
18
What does this political cartoon represent?
The North trying to stop the South from seceding.
The East trying to stop the South from seceding.
The South trying to stop the North from seceding.
The West trying to stop the North from seceding.
19
What does this cartoon represent?
Bleeding Kansas
Bleeding Kentucky
Underground Railroad
Compromise of 1860
20
What allowed California to enter as a free state in exchange for the Fugitive Slave Law?
Compromise of 1875
Compromise of 1850
Compromise of 1860
Compromise of 1840
21
Which has the most slaves according to this map?
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
22
According to this cartoon, what was the main cause of the Civil War?
Slavery
John Brown
Bleeding Kansas
Abraham Lincoln
23
What did the abolitionist John Brown do?
Hid over 56000 slaves in his home to save them from slavery
Worked with Harriet Tubman on the Underground Railroad.
He sold many slaves and was a rich man because of slavery.
Tried to arm slaves to fight the slave owners.
24
Who was the vice president of the Confederates?
Alexander Graham Bell
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Stephens
25
Which southern state did Joseph E Brown govern and try to secede from the Union?
Lousiana
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
26
Which region gave Abraham Lincoln the most support?
The Middle
The South
Texas
The North
27
What event did most southern states secede after?
The Compromise of 1850
The Underground Railroad
The Dred Scott vs Sanford decision
Abraham Lincoln's election
28
Which of these southern states didn't secede?
Lousiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Missouri
29
Is this sign written in the point of view from a southerner, slave, or northerner?
Slave
Northerner
Harriet Tubman
Southerner
30
What does this map show?
A green line
The Texas Compromise
The Missouri Compromise
The Louisiana Compromise
