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Causes of the Civil War Review
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Unit 5
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Loyalty to your region above all else defines...
Popular Sovereignty
Sectionalism
Nullification
State's Rights
2
What title would you give this map?
Paths for Slave Revolts
Election of 1860 results
The Underground Railroad
Cotton Shipping Routes
3
The right of the people to choose an action for their state is known as...
federal supremacy
states rights
Popular sovereignty
abolition
4
What is it called when the voters of state decide whether or not to allow slavery?
State's Rights
Popular Sovereignty
Popular Vote
Abolition
5
Which abolitionist newspaper did William Lloyd Garrison write?
Incidents in the Life
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Liberator
The North Star
6
Who was considered a true martyr for abolition?
Dred Scott
Jefferson Davis
Frederick Douglass
John Brown
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Which party formed to oppose the spread of slavery?
Free Soil Party
Constitutional Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
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What is a fanatic?
Abolitionists
Republicans
Slave Owners
People acting on emotion, not reason
9
Slaves were forbidden to read or write is an example of...
Black Rights
Jim Crow Laws
Segregation Laws
Slave Codes
10
This decision allowed slavery in all the territories.
Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott Decision
Kansas-Nebraska Act
11
Who led a slave revolt killing 50 whites?
Nat Turner
Josiah Hensen
Frederick Douglass
Denmark Vesey
12
Who invented the cotton gin?
Cyrus McCormick
Francis Lowell
Eli Whitney
Samuel Slater
13
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Harriet Tubman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Jacobs
Harriet Ross
14
What was a result of the Lincoln Douglas Debates?
Lincoln supported popular sovereignty.
Douglas spoke of the evils of slavery.
Douglas became President.
Lincoln became well-known.
15
Where were the first shots of the Civil War fired?
Harpers Ferry
Fort Sumter
Richmond
Fort McHenry
16
What happened in reaction to the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Stricter fugitive slave laws were passed
The Supreme Court declared blacks were not citizens
A Civil War was started in Kansas over slavery
Maine entered as a free state.
17
Which event led South Carolina to secede?
Dred Scott Decision
Raid on Harpers Ferry
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
Election of 1860
18
Which political party could not agree of a single candidate for the election of 1860?
The Democratic Party
The Free Soil Party
The Constitutional Party
The Republican Party
19
What term is used to describe when an owner voluntarily freed his slaves?
Volunteerism
Freedom
Conscription
Manumission
20
Who would have been a likely supporter of John Brown?
A plantation owner
A factory worker
A New England abolitionist
A western farmer
21
What do you call a person who actively fought to end slavery?
Republican
Abolitionist
Conductor
Freedom Fighter
22
An individual or group that fought to end slavery are known as...
Activists
Abolitionists
Secesssionists
Martyrs
23
What item was not found on the triangular trade route?
Molasses
Rum
Coal
Slaves
24
What would a slave have worried about most when going up for auction?
The work they would be doing.
The religious community.
The fate of the rest of their family
The kindness of their new master.
25
Which of the following was part of the Compromise of 1850?
Slave trade ended in Washington DC
California entered as a slave state
New Mexico entered as a slave state
Weaker fugitive slave laws
26
What did Lincoln mean by "a house divided against itself cannot stand"?
The nation will one day separate over slavery.
Slavery will be practiced everywhere.
Conflicts held a nation succeed.
The dispute over slavery will need to be resolved.
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Who was considered the most daring conductor of the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Jacobs
Harriet Tubman
Harriet Ross
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Why did the Dred Scott decision anger Northerners?
It gave him his freedom.
It overturned fugitive slave laws.
It allowed slavery in all territories.
It upheld the rights of slaves.
