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A major cause of the Civil War was Congress' failure to address the

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institution of slavery.

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The nineteenth century concept that America was divided into two regions is called

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sectionalism

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Which of the following are most likely associated with the South before the Civil War? dry climate, open territories, small population; enslaved population, King Cotton, good soil; factory workers, large cities, cold climate; indentured workers, tropical climate, islands

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enslaved population, King Cotton, good soil

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Which of the following are most likely associated with the North before the Civil War? dry climate, open territories, small population; enslaved population, King Cotton, good soil; factory workers, large cities, cold climate; indentured workers, tropical climate, islands

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factory workers, large cities, cold climate

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President Lincoln passed this, which freed enslaved people and weakened the Confederacy.

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The Emancipation Proclamation

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In which speech did Lincoln state what you see in the image?

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The Gettysburg Address

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What was Lincoln's objective at the beginning of the Civil War?

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To reunite the country

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By the end of the Civil War, what was Lincoln's second objective? Options: To end slavery, To open the territories to slavery, The close the border with Canada, To open trade with Mexico

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To end slavery

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Which of the following is an example of Black agency? Confederate Soldiers fighting in Mississippi, Abraham Lincoln reading the bible, Frederick Douglass' speeches for the abolition of slavery , Jefferson Davis as president of the Confederacy

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Frederick Douglass' speeches for the abolition of slavery

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Which best describe Lincoln's plan for the South after the war? Options: To allow them to peacefully return to their normal lives, To capture the Confederate Generals and hang them, To give all plantation land to the freed slaves, To allow them to continue the institution of slavery.

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To allow them to peacefully return to their normal lives