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Unit 7 Civil War and Reconstruction
Unit 7 Civil War and Reconstruction
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1
What is the Triangular Trade?
Africa, America, Europe
America, Cuba, Mexico
Africa, America, Canada
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The U.S. Congress passed the Compromise of 1850 in order to?
Western states would all be free states.
Western states would all be slave states.
Territory in the Mexican Cession would be slave or free.
3
Term that means you are loyal to ones region of the country.
Sessionalism
Sectionalism
Nationalism
Sessccionalism
4
What was a strategy for the Confederacy to win the war?
Fight in the West.
Fight an offensive war.
Fight a defensive war.
Fight in the water
5
Why was the control of Galveston important for both the Union and the Confederacy ?
The North had no desire to take control of Galveston.
It was a major port to trade cotton to Europe for Supplies.
It had no benefits for the South.
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Why did Northern states favor Tariffs?
It helped the North with its tea production.
Helped support goods made from Northern Factories.
The South and the North both supported tariffs.
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Most Texans claimed that slavery was necessary to produce which important crop?
Cabbage
Cotton
Corn
Couliflower
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Why did the election of Lincoln lead to the secession of southern states?
They thought he would abolish slavery and change their life.
They supported him and wanted him to join the Confederacy.
They thought he would steal all of their cotton.
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What was a restriction for slaves in the South?
If it was to hot, work was cancelled for the day.
Slaves couldn't eat
Slaves couldn't travel with out a pass from their owner.
Slaves only had to work 5 days a week
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Major difference between the North and South leading up to the Civil War?
North had more factories than the South
The North had larger plantations than the South.
The South wanted tariffs and the North didn't.
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Argument that states had the power to voluntarily leave the U.S. without permission from Gov?
Rights State's
State's Ralphs
State's Rights
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How did roles for Texan women change during the war?
Texan women were drafted into the confederate army.
Texan women had to take on the role of the males at home.
Texan women fought in the war.
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Of the 5,000 or so Texas slaves who escaped to freedom, most fled to which country?
Canada
Cuba
Mongolia
Mexico
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Large Southern farms that depended on slave labor were called?
Palantations
Plantations
Plants
15
What was significant about the Battle of Sabine Pass?
The Union blew up Austin
It allowed Union troops to invade Texas.
It stopped Union troops from invading Texas.
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What was significant about Juneteenth?
The date that Texas officially abolished slavery.
The date that Texas officially began slavery
Texas joined the Union
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What was the significance of the 13th amendment ?
Made all slaves leave America
Abolished Slavery
Kept Slavery
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The loosely organized network of escape routes and hiding places used by slaves to escape?
Underground Railroad.
Southwest Airlines
Overground Railroad.
Middle ground Railroad.
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What effect did the Union blockade have on Texas during the war?
Texans continued to sell cotton for materials and supplies.
Texans had to sell new crops to Europe and Mexico.
Texans were forced to substitute goods to make new ones.
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What were taxes placed on goods called?
Tariffs
Tejanos
Textiles
Textures
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What is an Abolitionist?
Someone who has know opinion on slavery.
Someone who is against and wants to end slavery.
Someone who is pro slavery.
22
The period following the Civil War was called ?
Reconstruction
Unconstruction
Reconstriction
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What Union advantages could the Confederacy not match?
Larger horses and guns
Larger Population, More Supplies
Larger Plantations, and more slaves