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Civil War 3-4.4
Civil War 3-4.4
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This quiz is designed to assess students mastery of South Carolina standard 3-4.4
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1
Before the Civil War, which socialclass in South Carolina has the most political power?
independent farmers
free African Americans
elite
middle class
2
Where did South Carolina fall in the order of secession from the Union?
First
Last
Third
South Carolina did not secede
3
Who fired the first shots of the Civil War?
Thomas Sumter
Robert Smalls
Confederate Troops
Union Troops
4
Was the Confederate submarine mission in Charleston harbor successful?
Yes, because it was the firs submarine to sink a ship in war
No, because the crew members died
No, because the submarine sank
Yes, because it destroyed many ships and ended the blockade
5
Members of South Carolina's Secession Convention of 1860 decided to do which of the following?
abolish slavery
assasinate Abraham Linoln
support the Union
break away from the United States
6
What was William Tecumseh Sherman's idea of "total war"?
dropping bombs on the enemy
fighting up close with the enemy using knives
firing from the sea on ships
burning and destroying cities
7
The population chart shows that prior to theCivil War:
South .C. population grew more slower Southern states.
S.C. population grew faster thanother Southern states.
the population in the Deep South did not changemuch.
Population ins the Deep South was greater
8
What was the first Confederacy submarine ever to be used in war to sink an enemy warship?
Port Royal
Robert Smalls
H.L. Hunley
Blockade Breaker
9
Cotton production
in South Carolina went up after the year 1800, because of which invention?
cotton gin
cotton fertilizer
steam engine
cotton reaper
10
What was the effect of the firing on Fort Sumter?
Jefferson Davis was named president of the Confederacy
The Civil War began
Confederate troops surrendered
Union troops kept control of the fort