FL US History EOC 2.1_2020

The Kansas-Nebraska Act stated that _______________ would determine slavery in the West.

• popular soverneighty
• Constitutional amendments
• the House of Reps
• the Senate

The Dred Scott decision said...

• slaves are property
• slaves are free in the South
• slaves are now citizens
• slaves are free if they go to free states

Bleeding Kansas...

• showed America was headed to war
• resulted from the Dred Scott decision
• started in Topeka, Kansas
• was the first battle of the Civil War

Under the Fugitive Slave Act, it was ILLEGAL for a northerner to let a runaway slave go free

• True 
• False

As the Civil War began, the South had all of the following advantages EXCEPT

• superior military leadership

• fighting for their way of life

• defending their homeland

• enormous industrial capabilities

According to the bar graph, the greatest difference between resources of the North and South is in which category?

• exports

• manufactured goods

• number of farms

• population

The North's plan to blockade the South using the Union navy was called the

• Viper Plan.

• Master Plan.

• Anaconda Plan.

• Manhattan Project.

Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation declared:

• Women to be treated equally as men.

• Slaves in the Union to be free.

• Slaves in the Confederate states to be free.

• African Americans in the North to be treated equally as white men.

How did Lincoln want to treat the Southern states after the war?

• He wanted to be compassionate and let them back into the Union.

• He wanted to be strict and forbid them from re-entering the Union.

• He wanted to hold and election to determine whether they should be let back into the Union.

• He wanted all residents of the Southern states to move to the North.

The excerpt below is from a letter by General Winfield Scott written in 1861.
The Anaconda Plan
"So as to envelope the insurgent States and bring them to terms with less bloodshed than by any other plan"
What was the main objective of the plan described in General Scott's letter?

• to attack and bring under control a few key Southern cities
• to disrupt Southern supply lines by controlling the railroad junctions in the South
• to sign treaties with Britain and France to prevent them from assisting the South
• to suffocate the South by controlling the Mississippi River and the Southern ports