
Unit 4 EOC Review Lesson
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Adam Holland
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Multiple Choice
Which Supreme Court case found that slaves were considered property instead of citizens? (This was rectified by the 14th Amendment.)
Marbury vs. Madison
McCullough vs. Maryland
Dred Scott vs. Sandford
Plessy vs. Ferguson
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Abraham Lincoln (Republican) won the Presidential Election of 1860.
South Carolina immediately seceded. (Confederate States of America formed)
Election of 1860
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Blue: Union (USA)
Red: Confederacy (CSA)
Lined: Border States
(USA w/ Slavery)
Tan: US Territories
(Small Population)
US Map During the American Civil War (1861-1865)
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Drag and Drop
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First Battle of the American Civil War.
Took place in Charleston, South Carolina.
Battle of Fort Sumter
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Multiple Choice
This first battle of the American Civil War took place in South Carolina (1861).
Battle of Fort Sumter
Battle of Antietam
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Saratoga
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Union/North
Tangible Advantages:
People (Population), Supplies, Railroards, etc.
Confederacy/South
Intangible Advantages:
Leadership, Motivation, & Defensive War
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following was a Southern (Confederate) advantage?
Manufacturing Capacity (Factories)
Railroads and Technology
Total Population Size (# of Soldiers)
Quality Military Leaders
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The North's strategy was to cut off the South's trade with Coastal Blockades.
(Strong Union Navy)
Anaconda Plan
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Fill in the Blanks
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Lincoln's Executive Order to "Free Southern Slaves".
*Didn't Abolish Slavery*
Made the Civil War about Slavery instead of "Preserving the Union".
Emancipation Proclamation
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Multiple Choice
Abraham Lincoln issued this executive order to "free" Southern slaves. It changed the meaning and course of the American Civil War.
Declaration of Independence
Emancipation Proclamation
Gettysburg Address
Compromise of 1850
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54th Massachusetts: 1st All-Black Unit the US Army
54th Massachusetts
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William T. Sherman's (Union General) plan to completely destroy the South's ability to make war.
Known as "Total War".
March to the Sea
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Drag and Drop
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Time period (1865-1877) following the American Civil War.
North attempted to rebuild/punish the South.
Largely considered a failure.
Reconstruction
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Reorder
Put the following time periods in the correct chronological order:
Antebellum Period
American Civil War
Reconstruction
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13th Amendment: Officially Abolished Slavery.
14th Amendment: Established Citizenship
15th Amendment: All males could vote. (Race/Color/Servitude)
Freedmen's Bureau: Created the first minority schools in the South.
Positives of Reconstruction
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Match
Match the following positives of Reconstruction to the correct definition:
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
Freedmen's Bureau
Officially Abolished Slavery
Established Natural-Born Citizenship Rights
Cannot Deny Voting Based on Race/Color/Servitude
Created First Black Schools in the South
Officially Abolished Slavery
Established Natural-Born Citizenship Rights
Cannot Deny Voting Based on Race/Color/Servitude
Created First Black Schools in the South
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Presidential Reconstruction
Led by Andrew Johnson
Pardoned Confederates
Did NOT Support Freedmen
Radical Reconstruction
Led by Radical Republicans
Control South (Military Districts)
Tried to Support Freedmen
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Drag and Drop
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Goal of Reconstruction: Protect Civil Rights of All Races. (Sabotaged by South)
Literacy Tests: Read/Write to Vote
Poll Taxes: Pay $ to Vote Grandfather Clauses: Vote if Ancestor Could Vote
Black Codes: Limit Rights of Freedmen
Jim Crow Laws: Racial Segregation
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Match
Match the following Reconstruction practices to their correct definition:
Black Codes
Jim Crow Laws
Literacy Test
Poll Tax
Grandfather Clause
Limit Rights of Freedmen
Racial Segregation
Read/Write to Vote
Pay $ to Vote
Vote if Ancestors Could Vote
Limit Rights of Freedmen
Racial Segregation
Read/Write to Vote
Pay $ to Vote
Vote if Ancestors Could Vote
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Andrew Johnson was the first US President to be impeached. He was impeached due to an ongoing conflict w/ Congress (Radical Republicans).
He was NOT removed from office. (One Vote Away)
Johnson's Impeachment
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Groups like the KKK and White Leagues committed violence (lynchings) against Freedmen.
Many African-Americans left the South (Exodusters), while others were trapped in a system of virtual slavery (Sharecroppers).
Rise of White Supremacy in the South
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Drag and Drop
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Compromise of 1877
Reconstruction officially ended with the Compromise of 1877. The Federal Government (North) removed all troops & protections for freedmen from the South.
"Solid South" Suported Democrats
& White Supremacy
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Dropdown
Which Supreme Court case found that slaves were considered property instead of citizens? (This was rectified by the 14th Amendment.)
Marbury vs. Madison
McCullough vs. Maryland
Dred Scott vs. Sandford
Plessy vs. Ferguson
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