Texas in the Civil War Test Part 1

What caused the Civil War?

• Sectionalism

• Slavery

• States Rights

• Tariffs

• All of these

Placing the wants and needs of your region (local area or state) before the wants and needs of your country.

• Sectionalism

• Emancipation

• Secede

• Reconstruction

To withdraw, including the withdrawal of the states from the Union.

• Sectionalism

• Emancipation

• Secede

• Reconstruction

The act of giving someone their freedom.

• Sectionalism

• Emancipation

• Secede

• Reconstruction

The act of rebuilding that generally refers to the United States rebuilding the union of all states post (after) -Civil War.

• Sectionalism

• Emancipation

• Secede

• Reconstruction

A person who wanted to end slavery because they believed slavery was morally wrong.

• Confederacy

• Sharecropper

• Martial Law

• Abolitionist

• Blockade

A tenant farmer who receives a portion of the crops they cultivate from a field someone else owns.

• Confederacy

• Sharecropper

• Martial Law

• Abolitionist

• Blockade

An alliance between people or groups that share a common goal. The South created this form of government when they seceded from the Union.

• Confederacy

• Sharecropper

• Martial Law

• Abolitionist

• Blockade

When the MILITARY is put in charge of enforcing the laws, usually in defeated territories or during a state of emergency.

• Confederacy

• Sharecropper

• Martial Law

• Abolitionist

• Blockade

A military strategy that blocks off an area to prevent an enemy from moving supplies in or out of said area.

• Confederacy

• Sharecropper

• Martial Law

• Abolitionist

• Blockade