Civil War

Why did southerners believe their states’ rights had been violated?

• Slaves were free.

• Congress passed tariffs that limited slavery and hurt the South’s economy.

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How are Uncle Tom’s Cabin and John Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry connected to the Civil War?

• Both decreased tension between the North and the South

• The raid on Harper’s Ferry

• Both made Northerners aware of the cruelty of slavery.

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Why is Fort Sumter considered a major battle in the Civil War?

• the prohibition of alcohol

• the election of a new president

• Congress passed laws that hurt the South’s plantations.

• The Confederates opened fire on the fort forcing the Union troops to surrender, which began the Civil War.

Which of these causes would strong southern supporters of states’ rights most likely support?

• secession, or leaving the Union

• recession, the slowing of the economy

• the abolition of slavery

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Which event was used to justify the need for slavery in the South?

• the invention of Jordans

• the invention of the cotton gin

• the invention of the steamboat

• the invention of the iphone

How did opposing beliefs about slavery and state’s rights increase tension between the North and the South?

• W.G. Nunn wanted its teachers to be free

• Free is free

• The North wanted men to be free.

• The South wanted men to be free

How did the Civil War end?

• A. Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered his army to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Valdosta Court House.

• A. Confederate General Charlene J. Hickman surrendered his army to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House.

• A. Confederate General Robert E. Lee kept fighting with his army to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House.

• A. Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered his army to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House.

What political problems did the United States face at the end of the Civil War?

• keeping slavery and reintegrating the South back into the Union

• abolishing slavery and not letting the South back into the Union

• abolishing slavery and reintegrating the South back into the Union

• abolishing slavery and reintegrating the North back into the Union

How did the Civil War impact the North and the South?

• North grew stronger

• War destroyed Southern farms, cities, and factories

• North was not severely damaged

• Thousands of people died on both sides

• All of the above

What was Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson’s role in the Civil War?

• He stood weak in the Battle of Witherspoon Run.

• He stood happily in the Battle of Dolphin Run.

• He stood strong in the Battle of Bull Run.

• He sat strong in the Concert of Bull Run.