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review of causes of civil war and what happened during the war
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What did William T. Sherman accomplish in 1864?
Conquered Atlanta and marched through Georgia to Savannah
He defeated Ulysses Grant for a civil war victory
He Killed General Joseph Johnson in battle
He defeated the south in Virginia to keep DC from the south
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During the early years of the Civil War, on what task did the northern navy focus?
Setting up a blockade of the Confederacy’s coastline
Developing new weapons and submarines
Raiding southern merchant ships
reeing slaves in southern port towns
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Amendment that gave African American men the right to vote
13th
15th
14th
12th
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Which Union general accepted Robert E. Lee's surrender on April 9, 1865?
George G. McClellen
George Meade
Ulysses S Grant
William T Sherman
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Sectionalism was a major cause of the Civil War. Sectionalism is best defined as:
The divisions of Confederacy
he division of countries into sections
The exaggerated loyalty to one’s area over the whole country
loyalty to the entire group as opposed to a specific area
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Who was the Democratic presidential candidate in 1860?
John Bell
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
Henry Clay
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The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves...
Only in border states
In every state in the United States
In all areas of rebellion
Only in South Carolina
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South Carolina’s secession demonstrated belief in which idea?
Imperialism
Expansionism
States' Rights
Federal Supremacy
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What is Impeachment?
When someone gives you a peach
When they charge someone in public office with a crime
When they make a President resign
When they fire a President
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Which of the following is a nickname for a Secessionist?
Lint Head
Uncle Tom
Fire eater
abolitionist
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What system traded the use of land for a percentage of the crops grown on that land?
Sharecropping
Redemption
13th Amendment
Black Codes
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Cooperationists in South Carolina felt that:
South Carolina should secede only if other states did
South Carolina should secede no matter what
They should secede only if it was the last possible choice
South Carolina should not secede
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How was Andrew Johnson’s reconstruction plan different from Lincoln’s?
he was harsher on the south and wanted to punish them
He did not want the south back in the Union
he was easier on the south and wanted them back
He didn’t have a plan
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After the war, the country helps rebuild the South. What is this called?
Antebellum
Reconstruction
Fixer Upper
Sectionalism
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Prohibited slavery in the United States.
15th
12th
14th
13th
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Who was the General of the South?
Robert E Lee
Daniel Webster
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
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Which of the following roles did women not perform during the Civil War?
Nurses
generals
ran plantations
messengers
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Which of the following is the best example of the Civil War being a total war?
Sherman’s “March to the Sea”
The CSS Hunley’s sinking of the USS Housatonic
attack at Ft. Sumter
conversion of the Merrimack into an iron-plated steamship
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Who became President of the Confederacy?
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Ulysses Grant
Andrew Johnson
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What did President Lincoln deliver on January 1, 1863?
Declaration of War
Emancipation Proclamation
Gettysburg Address
State of the Union Address
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Who won the presidential election of 1860?
John Bell
Abraham Lincoln
John Breckinridge
Stephen Douglas
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Food, clothing and education were provided to former slaves by the
Congressional Reconstruction
Ku Klux Klan
13th amendment
Freedman's Bureau
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Amendment that defines citizenship and guarantees equal protection under law.
15th
13th
12th
14th
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The Black Codes stated all of the following,
EXCEPT ____
blacks were not allowed to handle firearms
blacks had the right to vote and to own property
blacks had to have permission to enter a town
blacks had to be off the streets at a certain time
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Why were women serving as nurses necessary during the Civil War?
men refused to go to the doctor
hospitals couldn't handle the injured
disease killed more soldiers than fighting did
men refused to serve as nurses
