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Civil War ReviewCivil War Review
Who was president of the Who was president of the
Confederacy during the Civil War?Confederacy during the Civil War?
A. Robert E. LeeA. Robert E. Lee
B. Thomas JeffersonB. Thomas Jefferson
C. Stephen A. DouglasC. Stephen A. Douglas
D. Jefferson DavisD. Jefferson Davis
Which of the following was Which of the following was NOTNOT a a
factor in the Civil War?factor in the Civil War?
A. the issue of slavery A. the issue of slavery
B. the acquisition of new landB. the acquisition of new land
C. the issues of states’ rights vs.C. the issues of states’ rights vs.
national unitynational unity
D. the preservation of a way of lifeD. the preservation of a way of life
The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point inin
the war because:the war because:
A. the north repelled Lee’s invasionA. the north repelled Lee’s invasion
B. McClellan failed to pursue Lee into B. McClellan failed to pursue Lee into
VirginiaVirginia
C. Ulysses S. Grant appointed general of theC. Ulysses S. Grant appointed general of the
Union ArmyUnion Army
D. the Union gained control of the D. the Union gained control of the
MississippiMississippi
The culture in the North was The culture in the North was primarily:primarily:
A. slowA. slow
B. competitiveB. competitive
C. urbanC. urban
D. agriculturalD. agricultural
Which compromise was NOT attemptedWhich compromise was NOT attempted
to resolve differences over slavery in newto resolve differences over slavery in new
states joining the Union?states joining the Union?
A. Missouri CompromiseA. Missouri Compromise
B. Proclamation Line of 1763B. Proclamation Line of 1763
C. Kansas-Nebraska Act C. Kansas-Nebraska Act
D. Compromise of 1850D. Compromise of 1850
As a result of this battle the North got As a result of this battle the North got
control of the Mississippi River and divided control of the Mississippi River and divided the South.the South.
A. Appomattox CourthouseA. Appomattox Courthouse
B. ManassasB. Manassas
C. VicksburgC. Vicksburg
D. GettysburgD. Gettysburg
Who was the Civil War nurse who created Who was the Civil War nurse who created the American Red Cross?the American Red Cross?
A. Dolly MadisonA. Dolly Madison
B. Clara BartonB. Clara Barton
C. Susan B. AnthonyC. Susan B. Anthony
D. Elizabeth Cady StantonD. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
For which side did the African American For which side did the African American soldiers fight?soldiers fight?
A. NorthA. North
B. SouthB. South
C. both North and SouthC. both North and South
D. not at allD. not at all
Which one was NOT true about life on the Which one was NOT true about life on the battle field during the Civil War?battle field during the Civil War?
A. family and friends fought each otherA. family and friends fought each other
B. combat was brutalB. combat was brutal
C. disease was a major killerC. disease was a major killer
D. all had adequate suppliesD. all had adequate supplies
Disagreements over new states being Disagreements over new states being
free or slave states was a cause of the free or slave states was a cause of the ___.___.
A. Spoils SystemA. Spoils System
B. Civil WarB. Civil War
C. Fugitive Slave ActC. Fugitive Slave Act
D. Emancipation ProclamationD. Emancipation Proclamation
The first major battle of the war The first major battle of the war
was fought at ___.was fought at ___.
A. ManassasA. Manassas
B. RichmondB. Richmond
C. GettysburgC. Gettysburg
D. AnitaD. Anita
Reconstruction Reconstruction ReviewReview
The 13th Amendment ___.The 13th Amendment ___.
A. bans slavery in the United States and A. bans slavery in the United States and any of its territoriesany of its territories
B. allows slaves to voteB. allows slaves to vote
C. allows women to voteC. allows women to vote
D. grants citizenship to all former slavesD. grants citizenship to all former slaves
Which Amendment gave all male citizens Which Amendment gave all male citizens the right to vote regardless of race?the right to vote regardless of race?
A. 4th AmendmentA. 4th Amendment
B. 13th AmendmentB. 13th Amendment
C. 15th AmendmentC. 15th Amendment
D. 5th AmendmentD. 5th Amendment
The Civil Rights Act of 1866 gave equal The Civil Rights Act of 1866 gave equal rights to ___.rights to ___.
A. American IndiansA. American Indians
B. Spanish AmericansB. Spanish Americans
C. French AmericansC. French Americans
D. African AmericansD. African Americans
Which Amendment granted citizenship to Which Amendment granted citizenship to all persons born in the United States?all persons born in the United States?
A. 13th AmendmentA. 13th Amendment
B. 14th AmendmentB. 14th Amendment
C. 15th AmendmentC. 15th Amendment
D. 5th AmendmentD. 5th Amendment
Why was Lincoln unable to carry out his Why was Lincoln unable to carry out his Reconstruction plan?Reconstruction plan?
A. He lost the re-election vote.A. He lost the re-election vote.
B. He was assassinated.B. He was assassinated.
C. He lost Congress’s supportC. He lost Congress’s support
D. He was impeached.D. He was impeached.
Who was the President of the United Who was the President of the United States at the beginning of States at the beginning of Reconstruction?Reconstruction?
A. Ulysses S. GrantA. Ulysses S. Grant
B. Andrew JohnsonB. Andrew Johnson
C. Martin Van BurenC. Martin Van Buren
D. Abraham LincolnD. Abraham Lincoln
The Southern economy after the Civil War The Southern economy after the Civil War was based mainly on ___.was based mainly on ___.
A. agricultureA. agriculture
B. industryB. industry
C. banking and financeC. banking and finance
D. information technologyD. information technology
Northerners who supported the Northerners who supported the Republicans and moved South during Republicans and moved South during Reconstruction were called ___.Reconstruction were called ___.
A. scalawagsA. scalawags
B. carpetbaggersB. carpetbaggers
C. freedmanC. freedman
D. fugitivesD. fugitives
Which organization was created after the Which organization was created after the Civil War to help former slaves?Civil War to help former slaves?
A. Red CrossA. Red Cross
B. Freedman’s BureauB. Freedman’s Bureau
C. Republican PartyC. Republican Party
D. Ku Klux KlanD. Ku Klux Klan
After the Civil War, freedmen most likely After the Civil War, freedmen most likely became ___. became ___.
A. sailorsA. sailors
B. plantation ownersB. plantation owners
C. industrial workersC. industrial workers
D. sharecroppersD. sharecroppers
Which of the following was a result of the Which of the following was a result of the harsh Reconstruction policies that were harsh Reconstruction policies that were applied to the South?applied to the South?
A. African-Americans could not hold public A. African-Americans could not hold public officeoffice
B. Southerners resented northern B. Southerners resented northern “carpetbaggers”“carpetbaggers”
C. Southern military leaders could hold C. Southern military leaders could hold office but not voteoffice but not vote
D. plantations had to be sold to the highest D. plantations had to be sold to the highest bidderbidder
Who was impeached by the Radical Who was impeached by the Radical Republicans?Republicans?
A. Abraham LincolnA. Abraham Lincoln
B. Ulysses S. GrantB. Ulysses S. Grant
C. James K. PolkC. James K. Polk
D. Andrew JohnsonD. Andrew Johnson
What were white southerners who swore What were white southerners who swore they had not supported the they had not supported the Confederacy during the war called?Confederacy during the war called?
A. scalawagsA. scalawags
B. carpetbaggersB. carpetbaggers
C. freedmanC. freedman
D. fugitivesD. fugitives
Laws that set limits on the rights and Laws that set limits on the rights and opportunities of African Americans were opportunities of African Americans were called ___.called ___.
A. Civil Rights Act of 1866A. Civil Rights Act of 1866
B. Black codesB. Black codes
C. Radical RepublicansC. Radical Republicans
D. The 15th AmendmentD. The 15th Amendment