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Civil War and Reconstruction Review
Civil War and Reconstruction Review
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1
What plan would Southern states hate the most?
Radical Republican
Johnson's Plan
The Ten Percent Plan
Lincoln's Plan
2
Who was the President of the Confederacy?
Jefferson Davis
John C. Breckinridge
John Bell
Robert E. Lee
3
The Kansas Territory became known as "Bleeding Kansas" because __________ .
conflicts with natives
of several Civil War battles took place in the territory
pro and anti slavery forces clashed there
it had many slaves
4
What was the major reason Radical Republicans opposed Lincoln's plan?
it postponed the reentry of Southern states in the union
it pardoned to nearly all Confederates who would swear loyal to the US
it demanded payments from the South that would damage their economy
it granted too many rights for formerly enslaved persons
5
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote what influential book about the treatment of slaves?
The Declaration of Independence
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Harry Potter
Common Sense
6
After Lincoln was elected President in 1860, what happened immediately after?
South Carolina succeeded
Jefferson Davis was elected President of the Confederacy
South Carolina seceded
Alabama seceded
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The Compromise of 1850:
All of the above
The territories won from Mexico used popular sovereignty
Allowed California in as a free state
Had a new Fugitive Slave law
8
Which of the following was NOT one of the advantages of the North at the start of the Civil War?
Federal Navy
Better generals
Factory production
Greater population
9
A carpet bagger was a
person who took advantage of economic downfall during Reconstruction.
The name of Lincolns dog
A battle in Kentucky
A name for a Confederate soldier
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The Emancipation Proclamation was important because _____
It established newly founded territories should be slave states
It ended the war
It freed the slaves
It was a commitment to freeing the slaves
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The goal of the Anaconda plan was to
Take turns shooting during a battle
Cut off the South from supplies by making a blockade
Release snakes into the South to defeat them
Invade the South
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What was Reconstruction?
A place that was made to reunite the North and the South
Building of a passage for the newcomers
A period during the 1700's where they tried to rebuild the South
It was the period after the Civil War
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Why did John Brown raid Harper's Ferry?
To get weapons to arm slaves and prepare a slave uprising
To get food
To control it and make it part of the Underground Railroad
To die
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What was the result of tension between Andrew Johnson and the Radical Republicans?
President Johnson did not finish his presidential term
House of Representatives impeached President Johnson
Senate convicted President Johnson
President Johnson ran for re-election in 1868
15
What was the name of the General who burned everything as he marched to the sea?
Lee
Grant
Jackson
Sherman
16
Why was the Missouri Compromise important
it equalized the power between the South and the North
it gave North more power
It gave the South more power
it did nothing
17
The Dred Scott decision said that
Slaves had rights under the Constitution
Slaves were not citizens
Slaves were free in free territories
Slaves were not free in slave states
18
The Underground Railroad was...
a group of people who helped slaves escape.
a train that took slaves to the north.
a train that took tourist to Disneyland.
a train that cost too much money for slaves.
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Which one was NOT the 3 major causes of the civil war
Economic and social differences between the North and South
Shortage of resources
The election of Abraham Lincoln
The fight between slave states and non slave states
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What did the 14th amendment do?
Prevented sharecropping
Freed the slaves
Gave equal rights to all citizens
Gave African Americans citizenship and equal protection