The Civil War and the End of Slavery -Slavery and Abolition Pt.2

Most people who opposed slavery joined which political party?

• Republican Party

• Democratic Party

Who was the Republican candidate for presidency during the 1860 election?

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Napolean Bonaparte

What is Inauguration Day?

• The day the US became a country.

• The day the Revolutionary War ended.

• The day we signed a peace treaty with France.

• The day the president elect officially becomes president.

What is the purpose of the 13th amendment?

• The 13th amendment banned slavery in the United States.

• The 13th amendment gave free speech.

• The 13th amendment gave citizens the right to bare arms.

• The 13th amendment gave citizens their right to trial.

What does the word secede mean in this sentence? "Leaders in South Carolina said the state would secede from the Union of Abraham Lincoln was elected president."

• to join together

• to work well together

• to formally withdraw from an alliance or group

• to formally continue helping eachother

Which amendment promised the right to vote?

• 15th Amendment

• 20th Amendment

• 27 Amendment

• 1st Amendment

What did the 13th Amendment do that the Emancipation Proclamation did not?

• Enslaved more citizens

• Freed enslaved people in the border state.

• Moved citizens away.

• Gave citizens more land.

How did the 14th Amendment impact American citizens?

• This amendment made anyone who was born or naturalized in the U.S. a citizen.

• This amendment gave citizens the right to free speech.

• This amendment allowed citizens to buy land.

• This amendment gave anyone who went to another country dual citizenship.

How did Southern leaders make it harder for black Americans to vote in elections?

• They made voters have free speech.

• They made voters have new jobs.

• They made voters work in the political party they voted for.

• They made voters pay poll taxes and take literary tests before they could vote.

What is the name of the group of laws that kept black and white people separate in the South?

• Jim Crow Laws

• New Land Laws

• Revolution Laws

• Tom Sawyer Laws