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Unit 3 Civil War and Reconstruction
Unit 3 Civil War and Reconstruction
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1
Which of the following battles is an example of total war?
Sherman's March to the Sea
Chattanooga
Gettysburg
Bull Run
2
Which of the following is
not
true concerning the Emancipation Proclamation?
It freed slaves in the border states
It allowed for the enlistment of African Americans into the Union Army.
It was issued out of military necessity
It freed slaves in areas under rebellion
3
Which battle is considered the turning point battle of the war?
Gettysburg
Antietam
Sherman's March to the Sea
Shiloh
4
What event is referenced at the beginning of the Gettysburg Address?
Ratification of the Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The Boston Massacre
The War of 1812
5
What was
not
stated in the Compromise of 1850?
Strict fugitive slave laws were passed
California was to become a free state
Popular Sovereignty to be used in New Mexico and Utah
Slaves could buy freedom for $1,000
6
What effect did sharecropping have on freed African Americans?
None of the Above
It kept freed African Americans in a cycle of debt
It increased land ownership
It allowed for financial freedom
7
Which of the statements is true of the roles performed by African Americans during the war?
African Americans made up 10% of the Union military
African Americans were offered freedom if they fought for the Confederates.
African Americans became generals in the Union Army
African Americans became commanders of the ironclads
8
What novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe showed slavery as a moral issue, not political?
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Gone With The Wind
Red Badge of Courage
9
Which is not
true
of the Compromise of 1877?
Hayes becomes president
Andrew Johnson became the only president to be impeached and was removed.
Brought an end to reconstruction
Federal troops were removed from southern states
10
What was John Brown's goal in taking Harpers Ferry?
To lead an armed slave rebellion
Win the 1860 for Lincoln
None of the Above
To obtain the right to vote for freed African Americans
11
Which of the following was
not
part of the Anaconda Plan?
Capture Richmond
Divide the Confederacy controlling the Mississippi River
Gain control of the Ohio River
Blockade Confederate ports
12
The Dred Scott decision essentially said:
Slave marriages are legal
Once slaves move to a free territory, they are free
Slaves could buy freedom
Slaves are considered property
13
What naval advancement was seen for the first time in the Civil War?
The usage of radar
The usage of sonar
Ironclad ships
All of the Above
14
Where did the Confederacy surrender on April 9th, 1865?
Richmond
Atlanta
Charleston
Appomattox Courthouse
15
At the beginning of the war, what was Lincoln's objective?
To preserve the Union
To punish the southern states for seceding
To free the slaves
None of the Above
16
Which organization, created after the Civil War, used intimidation, lynching and violence to suppress African Americans?
Sons of Liberty
Buffalo Soldiers
KKK
Aryan Brotherhood
17
Which amendment granted citizenship and due process to freed slaves?
14
12
13
15
18
Which amendment gave African American males the right to vote?
14
16
15
13
19
Which of the following events show how the South felt their political voice was not heard?
Election of 1860
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott Decision
20
How did the Freedman's Bureau assist former slaves?
Provided money to move west
Gave free land to freed African Americans
All of the Above
Provided food, clothing and educational opportunities
21
What major weakness did the Confederate Army have during the Civil War?
All of the Above
Weak leadership on the battlefield
Lack of knowledge of the terrain
Lack of a navy
22
Which amendment abolished slavery?
14
12
15
13
23
Lincoln uses the word consecrate in the Gettysburg Address. What does this term mean?
Violated
To die in Vain
Soaked in Blood
To make sacred or holy
24
Where were the first shots of the Civil War fired?
Ft. Pillow
Gettysburg
Ft. Sumter
Bull Run