Unit 4 Chapter 2—Slavery, Civil War, and Abolition

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? (3.6.a)

• Jefferson Davis

• Sojourner Truth

• Frederick Douglass

• William Lloyd Garrison

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.

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 teh 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? (3.6.a, 3.6.b)

• 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