
Civil War and Reconstruction in South Carolina
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This refers to the Southern states that left the Union during the Civil War. All together there were 11 states: Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia
Confederacy
Union
North
United States
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Why was South Carolina's Ordinance of Secession considered a pivotal event in American history?
It marked the beginning of the secession movement and led to the Civil War.
It was the last state to leave the Union.
It resulted in immediate peace between North and South.
It was quickly reversed by the federal government.
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Which strategy did the Union use to cut off the Confederacy's access to international trade during the Civil War?
Defensive Posture
The Anaconda Plan
The Penn School
Railroad Revolution
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How did the Anaconda Plan aim to weaken the Confederacy?
By launching direct attacks on Confederate capitals
By blockading Southern ports and restricting trade
By recruiting foreign allies
By freeing enslaved people
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Describe the significance of the Battle of Fort Sumter in the context of the Civil War's beginning.
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Which of the following contributed to the Union's logistical advantage during the Civil War?
Railroad Revolution
Defensive Posture
Twenty-Slave Law
Penn School
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The H.L. Hunley was the first
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What were two major societal impacts of the Civil War mentioned in the lesson?
The Penn School and the Twenty-Slave Law
The Anaconda Plan and the Railroad Revolution
The Battle of Fort Sumter and the Port Royal Experiment
The H.L. Hunley and Defensive Posture
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What was the main strategic shift brought about by the Emancipation Proclamation during the Civil War?
It shifted the focused from ending slavery to solely preserving the Union.
It targeted enslaved people in all states.
It shifted the Union's war focus to abolishing slavery.
It ended the war immediately.
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Describe the significance of the Battle of Fort Wagner and the Combahee River Raid in the context of African American involvement in the Civil War.
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Which of the following were consequences of the Union's 'Total War' strategy and the fate of Columbia?
Economic prosperity in Charleston
Destruction of homes and businesses in Columbia
Severe economic disruption in the region
Strengthening of the South's logistical ability
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Robert Smalls escaped slavery by sailing the Confederate ship
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How did the South Carolina Ordinance of Secession influence other Southern states during the lead-up to the Civil War?
It encouraged other states to declare secession.
It ended all regional tensions.
It prevented further conflict.
It united the North and South.
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How did the Union attempt to cut off supplies and hurt the economy of the South?
Ask them nicely to stop fighting
Burning all Southern factories
The set up a blockade
By asking other nations to not recognize them
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Another name for the South?
Union
Confederacy
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to separate from a nation or a state to become independent
abandon
secede
slavery
sectionalism
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First state to secede
South Carolina
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
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1st sub to sink an enemy ship
The Hunley
Blockade runner
Total War
Discriminate
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Union blockade also known as...
the anaconda plan
scott's great snake
the march to sea
the georgia platform
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