chapter 13-16 true and false

In the North we see the opening up of the political process, including the giving the right to vote to all white men.  While at the same time in the South, Plantation owners, continued to eliminate the majority of non-slave holding whites from voting.

• True

• False

The South produced 75% of the words supply of cotton

• True

• False

The surveyor’s mark that established the boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania,  pre-Civil War, came to represent the dividing line between the free North and the slave South was called the Mason Dixon Line.

• True

• False

75% of all white households in the South owned slaves.

• True

• False

Christianity drove out traditional African beliefs.

• True

• False

European immigrants were attracted in equal numbers to both the North and South.

• True

• False

The North developed fewer factories and fewer cities.

• True

• False

 The Southern non-slave holding majority sought to erode the elite’s institution of slavery.

• True

• False

By 1860 1 in every 3 Southerners was black and 1 in every 76 Northerners.

• True

• False

Planters characterized their mastery over slaves in terms of what they called  Christian guardianship, what historians have called paternalism, was in part propaganda and part self-delusion.

• True

• False