Civil War

> How would having more factories be an advantage for the North?

• The North could make more weapons, railroads and other war materials than the South.

• The North would be able to march faster

• The North would be able to provide its armies with more food than the South.

• The North would be able to use freedmen in their armies.

>How did the Missouri Compromise solve the problem of keeping the balance of power in the Senate between free and slave states?

• Both Maine and Missouri became free states.

• Both Maine and Missouri became slave states.

• Missouri became a free state and Maine became a slave state.

• Maine became a free state and Missouri became a slave state.

>A serious weakness in the South was that it had

• few nurses who volunteered

• few trained army officers

• few soldiers who knew how to fire a gun

• few railroads

>The North's greatest advantage over the South in the Civil War was

• more manufacturing

• more agriculture

• didn't have slaves

• larger states

> Which state entered the Union as a free state, according to the Compromise of 1850?

• South Carolina

• Nebraska

• California

• New York

>How would Kansas and Nebraska deal with slavery, according to the Kansas-Nebraska?

• The state of slavery would be decided by popular sovereignty (people voting)

• Both states would be free states.

• Both states would be slave states.

• All other states would vote on whether these two states would be slave or free states.

>Dred Scott was taken from a slave state to a free state. The Supreme Court Justices in 1857 thought he should be considered ...

• a paid employee

• a freedmen

• a slave

• an indentured servant

>The Republican Party believes that slavery...

• should be allowed to spread.

• should not be carried into any of the territories/states being created in the USA.

• should be decided by voters.

• will result in peace for the US.

>The creation of the Republican Party was to triumph over ...

• slavery

• Spain

• Native Tribes

• Mexico

>All of the following states seceded from the Union (USA)

• Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas

• New York, Ohio and Kentucky

• West Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri

• California, Arkansas, and Kentucky