Unit Five Review: Civil War

Essential People

Match the description with the correct individual.

• Frederick Douglass

• Union general

• Ulysses S. Grant

• Former enslaved who becomes leading abolitionist

• Robert E. Lee

• Confederate general

• James K. Polk

• President during Civil War

• Abraham Lincoln

• President who supported Manifest Destiny

Essential Groups

Match the group with the most accurate description

• Abolitionists

• People who worked to end slavery

• Republican Party

• Political party that opposed expansion of slavery.

• Free-Soilers

• Group that wanted western territories free of slavery and dedicated to white farmers.

Civil War Overview

Match the type of state with its description.

• Slave states that stayed loyal

• Union States

• Slave states that rebelled

• Border States

• Northern states without slavery

• Confederacy

Civil War Overview

Which Amendment ended slavery in the United States?

• 13th Amendment

• 1st Amendment

• 2nd Amendment

• 20th Amendment

Civil War Overview

Match the following states with their most accurate description during the Civil War:

Virginia, Texas, Mississippi

• Union Free State

• Border (Union Slave State)

• Confederacy

Civil War Overview

Match the following states with their most accurate description during the Civil War:

Pennsylvania, New York, Wisconsin

• Union Free State

• Border (Union Slave State)

• Confederacy

Civil War Overview

Match the following states with their most accurate description during the Civil War:

Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri

• Union Free State

• Border (Union Slave State)

• Confederacy

Causes of the Civil War

Match the event with the most accurate description.

• Required escaped enslaved to be returned

• Dred Scott Decision

• Case that said slavery can't be limited

• Uncle Tom's Cabin

• Novel that exposed slavery's cruelty.

• Republican Party

• Political party wanting to limit slavery

• Fugitive Slave Act

Causes of the Civil War: Slavery

Match the form of resistance with the most accurate description.

• Running Away

• Breaking tools, working slowly, preserving culture.

• Revolt

• Fleeing to areas free of slavery using resources like the Underground Railroad.

• Passive Resistance

• Violent resistance like Nat Turner's Rebellion.

Causes of the Civil War

According to Lincoln's First Inaugural Address, Abraham Lincoln's primary goal was to

• End slavery everywhere

• Keep the country (Union) together.