H5/H6

Why did slaves have to go to Canada for freedom and not free states?

• Fugitive Slave Act

• Dred Scott Decision

• Missouri Compromise

• Three Fifths Compromise

What divided the North and South before the Civil War?

• Taxes

• Secession

• Slavery

• Tariffs

Why is the Battle of Chickamauga significant?

• it was the first Union victory

• it was the deadliest Civil War battle

• the last union incursion into the South

• first major Civil War battle fought in Georgia

The Union blockade of Georgia's coast was called

• The Anaconda Plan

• King Cotton Diplomacy

• presidential Reconstruction

• Sherman's March to the Sea

Why was Atlanta the target of the Union Army during the Civil War?

• it was the Confederacy's largest port

• it was the capital city of the Confederacy

• it was an important railroad hub

• it was William Sherman's hometown

Why did the state adopt the Georgia Platform?

• The State wanted federal troops to force the natives out of their homeland

• federal government promised to raise tariffs to protect Georgia's industry

• federal government promised to limit immigration

• state supported the Fugitive Slave Act banning the protection of slavery

Why was Georgia placed under military control for a second time during Reconstruction and, reentry to the Union delayed?

• Businesses refused to engage in trade

• State leaders refused to provide funding and resources

• Racial violence & political fraud after African Americans were removed

• Rufus Bullock refused to support expulsion of former confederate members

32 members were removed from the legislature to limit the power of African Americans.

• True

• False

13th Amendment and the Emancipation Proclamation are the same.

• True

• False

What impact did the 15th Amendment have on African Americans?

• African American men and women began to vote and females held office

• Men of all races began to vote and they had more political representation

• The Ku Klux Klan was forced to end its violence toward people of color

• Slavery and involuntary servitude was made was made illegal within the US