Sectionalism to Reconstruction

The strife in "Bleeding Kansas" was associated with a conflict between _____ and _____.

• slaves and masters

• Catholics and Protestants

• free-soilers and slavery supporters

• immigrants and nativists

The Missouri Compromise dealt with

• the admission of California and Missouri to the Union.

• the expansion of slavery into the former Louisiana Territory.

• the slave trade in Washington, DC, and the return of runaway slaves

• the right of states to negotiate their own trade agreements with foreign nations.

The American Civil War took place during the

• 1860's

• 1900's

• 1770's

• 1890's

William Lloyd Garrison and his newspaper, The Liberator, are associated with which of these movements?

• Education Reform

• Prohibition

• Manifest Destiny

• Abolitionist

Lincoln's "10 Percent Plan" dealt with

• his idea for instituting an income tax.

• his quest to reconquer only 10% of the South.

• how to draft more men into the Union Army.

• re-admitting Southern states into the Union.

Abraham Lincoln's biggest objective in the Civil War was to

• end slavery.

• save the Union.

• win the Election of 1864.

• destroy the South.

Which is an example of the concept of Manifest Destiny in action?

• the Compromise of 1850

• the Missouri Compromise

• the Transatlantic Slave Trade

• the annexation of Mexican territory

The Wilmot Proviso (1846) attempted to forever ban slavery in territories that were won as a result of

• the Civil War.

• the Spanish-American War.

• the Mexican War.

• the Louisiana Purchase.

Ulysses S. Grant's early success came in the western theater of war, particularly in the successful 1863 siege of

• Atlanta

• Mobile

• Vicksburg

• Richmond

General William T. Sherman's "March to the Sea" was important to the Union war effort because

• it placed the Mississippi River under Union control.

• important railroad tracks were destroyed, severing supply lines for Confederate forces.

• Robert E. Lee was forced to surrender his forces as a direct result of Sherman's victory.

• it convinced Great Britain to stop supporting the Confederacy.