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Causes of the U.S. Civil War
Causes of the U.S. Civil War
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1
In what year did the Civil War begin?
1863
1861
1862
1860
2
The people who sought to improve our nation in many different ways.
Reformers
protesters
improvers
Activists
3
This man was only a moderate on the slavery issue. It's why Republicans chose him!
John Breckenridge
John Bell
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
4
The first state to secede from the Union in 1861, ten more states would follow!
Mississippi
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
5
This state applied for statehood in 1850 shortly after the Gold Rush started?
California
Colordao
Connecticut
Hawaii
6
A deal between two sides in which each side gets something is called a?
Proviso
Contract
Compromise
application
7
Wrote the famous abolitionist novel,
Uncle Tom's Cabin
?
Harriett Lloyd Garrison
Sojourner Truth
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Harriett Tubman
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Northerners proposed this bill to outlaw slavery in any land stolen from Mexico in the war?
The Affordable Care Act
The Kansas Nebraska Act
The Free Soil Bill
The Wilmot Proviso
9
A new country, a "slaveocracy," formed by eleven Southern states who dropped out of the USA
The Confederate States of America
The Slave States of America
The United States of America
The Southern States of America
10
These reformers sought to end slavery in the United States immediately!!!!
Abolitionists
Temperance supporters
Civil Rights Activists
Suffragettes
11
A new political party of the 1850s whose
PLATFORM
opposed the spread of slavery?
The Republicans
The Federalists
The Whigs
The Democrats
12
A man who sued his owner to be free. The Supreme Court said No!!!!!!
Nat Turner
John Brown
Dred Scott
Frederick Douglass
13
This movement supported a woman's right to vote?
The Equal Rights Movement
The National Organization For Women
Planned Parenthood
Women's Suffrage
14
This democratic principle allowed people in new states to vote yes or no on slavery?
reupublicanism
Limited Governmment
Separation of Powers
Popular Sovereignty
15
After Lincoln was elected in 1860, eleven slave states ______________ from the Union!
Rescinded
Seceded
Receded
Succumbed
16
A word synonymous with the United States, it was Pres. Lincoln's main priority, not slavery.
The Alliance
The Federation
The Yankees
The Union
17
Between 1820 and 1865, the North and the South fought the most over what issue?
Trade
Slavery
California
Obama Care
18
The U.S. purchased this region from France in 1803. But would new states be free or slave?
Louisiana Territory
New Mexico Territory
Kansas Territory
Oregon Territory
19
In 1820, this agreement was reached drawing a line across the Louisiana Territory at 36 30'?
The Compromise of 1850
The Wilmot Proviso
The Missouri Compromise
The Kansas Nebraska Act
20
Fort Sumter guarded what famous Southern harbor?
Mobile Harbor
Boston Harbor
Baltimore Harbor
Charleston Harbor
21
A famous novel written in 1852 about the evils of slavery and the Southern way of life?
Up From Slavery
Huckleberry Finn
Gone With The Wind
Uncle Tom's Cabin
22
Former slave and abolitionist orator who predicted ending slavery would take violent conflict.
Frederick Douglass
Elijah Lovejoy
William Lloyd Garrison
John Brown
23
In this war, the United States won most of the territory from Texas to California?
The War of 1812
The American Revolution
The Mexican American War
The Spanish American War
24
Which of the following states did not secede from the Union in 1861?
Virginia & North Carolina
Georgia & Misissippi
Tennessee & Arkansas
Kentucky & West Virgina
25
A political party's position of issue is known as its?
Bylaws
Creed
Convention
Platform
26
This state became a free state in 1820 as part of the Missouri Compromise
Maryland
Maine
Montana
Minnesota
27
This law passed by Congress in 1854 allowed the voters of Kansas to vote on slavery
The Fugitive Slave Act
The Missouri Compromise
The Kansas Nebraska Act
The Compromise of 1850
28
The second big compromise: The North got California, the South got the Fugitive Slave Act
The Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
The Crittenden Compromise
The Three-Fifth Compromise
29
This abolitionist was hanged after trying to lead a slave revolution in Virginia in 1858?
William Lloyd Garrison
Frederick Douglass
John Brown
Dred Scott
30
This was the movement to end the production, sale, & consumption of alcohol?
Suffrage
Abolition
Temperance
Civil Rights