Unit 5 EOC Review

The proposed but rejected addition to the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo that would have prohibited slavery in any territory acquired from Mexico was the

• Missouri Compromise.
• Roosevelt Corollary.
• Wilmot Proviso.
• Compromise of 1850.

The first battle of the Civil War that took place in South Carolina in which the Confederates won and forced the Union troops to return to the north was the

• Battle of Fort Sumter.
• Battle of Antietam.
• Siege of Vicksburg.
• Battle of Gettysburg.

The president of the Confederacy during the Civil War was

• Abraham Lincoln.
• Stonewall Jackson.
• James Buchanan.
• Jefferson Davis.

The practice of allowing the voters in a territory to vote on whether slavery would be allowed or not is called

• appeasement.
• compromising.
• popular sovereignty.
• nativism.

The famous March to the Sea battle that impacted Lincoln's reelection in 1864 and gave the Union control of an important railroad hub in the south was the Battle of

• Antietam.
• Vicksburg.
• Gettysburg.
• Atlanta.

Abolitionist John Brown attempted to arm the slaves for a rebellion by stealing weapons from a federal arsenal located at

• Gettysburg, PA.
• Pottawatomie Creek, KS.
• Harper's Ferry, VA.
• Montgomery, AL.

The abolitionist that became a martyr for this cause when he was executed for trying to start a slave rebellion was

• John Brown.
• Nat Turner.
• William Lloyd Garrison.
• Frederick Douglass.

The slave from Missouri who sued for his freedom when he was taken into the free state of Illinois was

• Frederick Douglass.
• Nat Turner.
• John C. Calhoun.
• Dred Scott.

The Scott v. Stanford case caused an uproar in the northern states because

• it established more land to be added as slave states than free states.
• it held that slavery could exist even in free states.
• it allowed popular sovereignty in the west.
• it provided for the annexation of Texas as a slave state.

The slave that began a slave rebellion that resulted in 60 Virginians being killed on four different plantations before he was executed was

• John Brown.
• Nat Turner.
• William Lloyd Garrison.
• Dred Scott.