SS UNIT 4 CH 2 TEST END OF UNIT

What was the relationship between cotton and enslaved labor in the South?

• As the supply of cotton grew, the demand for enslaved workers fell.

• As the demand for enslaved workers fell, the supply of cotton grew.

• As the demand for cotton grew, so did the demand for enslaved workers.

• As the supply of enslaved workers grew, so did the supply of cotton.

Who is this person? Use the image to answer this question.

What is he known for? Select the three correct answers.

• He was a presidential candidate.

• He was an author.

• He was an Underground Railroad conductor.

• He was a newspaper publisher.

• He was an abolitionist.

Use the image to answer the question. What is Harriet Tubman doing in this image?

• leading Confederate soldiers into a trap

• convincing Northerners that slavery is wrong

• helping people escape on the Underground Railroad

• reuniting families that have been separated by slavery

Eleven states left the Union after Abraham Lincoln was elected president because they thought he was going to __________.

• raise taxes

• abolish slavery

• sell Southern farmland

• stop the spread of slavery

Why did President Lincoln send Union troops into war following the Confederacy's attack on Fort Sumter?

• He thought it was the only way to reunite the country.

• He wanted to punish Southerners for leaving the United States.

• He wanted to scare Confederate leaders into surrendering.

• He knew it was the best chance of ending slavery in America.

What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?

• It banned slavery in Union states.

• It banned slavery in the United States.

• It freed all enslaved people in the United States.

• It freed all enslaved people in Confederate states.

What did the Thirteenth Amendment do?

• It reunited the Union.

• It freed enslaved Americans.

• It officially ended the Civil War.

• It banned slavery in the United States.

What document did the Thirteenth Amendment change?

• the Declaration of Independence

• the Emancipation Proclamation

• the Articles of Confederation

• the Constitution

• the Bill of Rights

What does the Juneteenth holiday celebrate?

• the end of the Civil War

• the end of slavery in the United States

• the end of the French and Indian War

• the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment