
Unit 11 Day 3 - Emancipation
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Timothy VanOrden
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The Battle of
The Union soldiers were motivated to fight in battle by the song the
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The South called themselves the
The Union had more
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The U.S. Constitution was written in
The Louisiana Purchase was acquired by the U.S. in
The Principle of Judicial Review was established by the court case
The court case that resulted from the Indian Removal act was
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As the plan for adding states to the Union is to
Supporters of the Constitution being ratified are to the Federalists
As supporters of a Bill of Rights being added to the Constitution is to the
Dividing the power of government into different parts is to separation of powers
As giving one branch power over the other two branches is to
Land the US acquired from Mexico is the Mexican Cession
As land we got from Britain along the Pacific Ocean is to
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Why might some southern regions have been exempted from the Emancipation Proclamation?
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How was the news of the Emancipation Proclamation received by Europe?
In general, Europe disapproved of it.
Europe was alarmed about it.
In general, Europe approved of it.
Europe was neutral about it.
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Who said this statement?
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What is the title of his speech?
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In which parts was Lincoln freeing slaves?
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Who does Lincoln say will enforce the freeing of slaves?
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Why do you think Lincoln did not free the slaves in the states that remained loyal to the Union?
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How did this speech change the focus of the Civil War?
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Based on the information in the graphic organizer, approximately what percentage of enslaved African Americans from the South escaped to the North during the Civil War?
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Multiple Choice
The part of the draft law that angered people most was that
it had no end date, and no one knew how long the war would last.
many of those vulnerable to the draft were recent immigrants.
a draftee could pay someone else to take his place.
the age range for draftees was so wide.
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Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation
Freed slaves in states that rebelled against the Union
Abolished slavery in the United States
Ended the slave trade in the North and abolished slavery in the South
Declared that upon the end of the Civil War, the institution of slavery would cease
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What was one military benefit for the Union issuing the Emancipation Proclamation?
Confederate slave owners now let their slaves leave and join the Union army
African Americans joined the Confederate forces to fight against the North
France and Britain would now join the South because they supported the issue of slavery
France and Britain would refrain from joining the South because they did not support slavery
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Multiple Choice
Many riots erupted in Northern cities as a result of
The thousands of northern men who died in the war thus far
Lincoln using conscription as a way to increase the number of Union soldiers
Lincoln issuing the Emancipation Proclamation, because many Northerners felt African Americans would migrate North become competition for getting jobs
Lincoln failing to find a good leader to assign the position of Union General
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Identify the people below that are matched with their correct contribution to American history.
Abraham Lincoln- issued Emancipation Proclamation; Robert E. Lee- Union General
“Stonewall” Jackson- leader of Union forces; Philip Bazaar- first African American to win Medal of Honor
Philip Bazaar- first Hispanic American to win Medal of Honor; William Carney- first African American to win Medal of Honor
Julia Ward Howe – wrote the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”; Abraham Lincoln- president of the Confederate States of America
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The New York City riots of 1863 were partly a result of
the economic uncertainty faced by the working class
strong local opposition to federal taxes
housing shortages affecting recent immigrants
the meager wages paid to military recruits
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Why did Congress honor this woman by putting her on a coin?
Because she was an influential first lady.
Because she designed the nation's first flag.
Because she fought for women's suffrage.
Because she was the first woman elected to Congress.
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