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Fourth Grade Civil War
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1
Which is a war strategy for the South?
The Anaconda Plan
Defend land until the opponent leaves.
Blockade
Cut North in two.
2
Which does NOT describe the North before the war?
They had more factories.
No slavery was allowed.
Most people lived on plantations.
They were city/urban dwellers.
3
What led to violence in Kansas in 1854?
North and South disagreed over the slavery vote.
People voted for Kansas to be a slave state.
People voted for Kansas to be a free state.
Nebraska was split into Kansas and Nebraska.
4
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Sojourner Truth
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Frederick Douglas
Harriet Tubman
5
What was the effect of the Dred Scott decision?
South disagreed with the decision.
North and South agreed on decision.
North felt sorry for the South.
African Americans were not citizens of US.
6
Which is an advantage for the South?
The Anaconda Plan.
More experienced military leaders.
More money to buy supplies.
Better transportation system.
7
Which abolitionist was a former slave and wrote the newspaper The North Star?
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
John Brown
Frederick Douglas
8
What is total war?
Destroy all buildings and farms.
Destroy all weapons.
Destroy military establishments.
Destroy anything, including people's will to fight.
9
What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
freedom to all women
freedom to slaves in Confederate states
freedom to Confederates
freedom to all people
10
What started the Civil War?
disagreement between abolitionists and slave owners
disagreement between Lincoln and Douglas
Battle at Fort Sumter
disagreement between North and South
11
How did African Americans serve in the war?
They protested.
They staged demonstrations to stop the war.
They engaged in combat.
They went to Canada.
12
Which is an advantage for the North?
Men were better with guns.
More experience military leaders.
Better transportation system.
Fewer supplies.
13
Which is NOT a war strategy for the North?
Cut Confederacy in two
Blockade
The Anaconda Plan
Defend land until the opponent leaves.
14
How did slaves resist slavery?
singing in the fields
breaking tools
telling family stories
meeting with owners
15
How did John Brown's raid affect the nation?
John Brown became a hero in the South.
It further divided the North and South.
The North made John Brown a general.
It drew North and South together.
16
How were African American lives different after Reconstruction?
They were free but Black codes kept them from voting.
The ran the government now.
They were free and rich.
They owned the land.
17
Why did Southeners want to preserve slavery?
Slavery made them important.
Slaves obeyed them.
Salves were their friends.
Slavery was profitable.
18
Which is NOT one way women contributed to war?
They were spies.
They ran the government.
They cared for soldiers.
They were nurses.
19
What was NOT experiences by North and South soldiers?
Soldiers were unhappy with the food.
Soldiers were drafted.
Soldiers had to fight in bare feet.
Soldiers saw friends die.
20
What did the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments say?
African Americans are citizens.
African Americans are free and men can vote.
Equal protection for all citizens.
Slavery was abolished.
21
How did Gettysburg address affect the soldiers?
Confederate soldiers realize slavery is wrong.
Union soldiers were inspired to keep fighting.
The soldiers felt the speech was silly.
Confederate soldiers join the Union.
22
What effect did the war have on the South?
Farms and towns were untouched.
Southern families moved into camps.
Many buildings, roads, and fields were destroyed.
Soldiers cleaned up and repaired homes.
23
How did abolitionists help slaves reach freedom in the North?
Underground Railroad
schools
Amistad rebellion
churches
24
Why did South secede from the Union?
They believed in state's rights to have slavery.
They supported the Union.
They did not believe in state's rights.
They wanted to abolish slavery.
25
Which abolitionist led the raid at Harper's Ferry?
John Brown
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglas
William Lloyd Garrison
26
How did South feel about Lincoln's election to presidency?
Many were happy because they wanted to end slavery.
Many were happy because Lincoln was fair.
Many were unhappy.
Many did not care.
27
Which was strategy used by the Union?
bombing
stampede
air raid
blockade
28
Which does NOT describe the South before the war?
They were country/rural.
They allowed slavery.
Most lived on plantations or farms.
They lived in cities.
29
Which abolitionist was a conductor on the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglas
Sojourner Truth
30
Why did General Grant offer food and weapons to Confederate soldiers after the surrender?
Jefferson Davis was his friend.
He was really a Confederate spy.
So the country could come together as one
General Lee forced him to.
31
What were Lincoln's and Douglas's view on slavery?
Douglas opposed slavery.
Lincoln opposed slavery.
Neither one cared about slavery.
The agreed on slavery.
32
Which abolitionist was a former slave and powerful speaker?
Sojourner Truth
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglas
Harriet Beecher Stowe
33
What was the result of the Missouri Compromise?
The balance was kept between free and slave states.
Missouri could choose to be free or slave state.
Missouri would be two territories.
Mississippi would be a slave state.
34
Which describes the Battle of Gettysburg?
Lee retreats to Virginia and South wins.
Lee and Pickett battle against each other.
Pennsylvania battle won by South.
Three day battle won by North.
35
What was life like for North and South soldiers?
Britain provided aid.
Their forces were out numbered.
Blockades cut off supplies.
They watched their friends die.
36
Which abolitionist wrote the newspaper The Liberator?
John Brown
Frederick Douglas
Harriet Tubman
William Lloyd Garrison
