Unit 7 PreQuiz

What was the central role that the expansion of slavery played in Texas's involvement in the Civil War?

• It led to the development of new agricultural technologies.

• It was a primary factor in Texas's decision to join the Confederacy.

• It resulted in Texas becoming a major industrial state.

• It caused Texas to remain neutral during the Civil War.

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TX.§113.19.B.5.A.

Which battle was a significant event concerning Texas during the Civil War?

• The Battle of Gettysburg

• The Battle of Galveston

• The Battle of Antietam

• The Battle of Shiloh

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TX.§113.19.B.5.B.

How did the Civil War and Reconstruction affect the political landscape in Texas?

• It led to the immediate abolition of all political parties.

• It resulted in the establishment of a monarchy.

• It caused significant changes in governance and voting rights.

• It had no impact on Texas politics.

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TX.§113.19.B.5.C.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Sabine Pass?

• A decisive Union victory

• A stalemate with no clear winner

• A significant Confederate victory

• An inconclusive skirmish

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TX.§113.19.B.5.B.

What economic effect did the Civil War have on Texas?

• It led to a boom in the textile industry.

• It caused widespread economic hardship and disruption.

• It resulted in Texas becoming a leading exporter of manufactured goods.

• It had no significant economic impact.

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TX.§113.19.B.5.C.

Which battle marked the last land battle of the Civil War?

• The Battle of Palmito Ranch

• The Battle of Vicksburg

• The Battle of Bull Run

• The Battle of Fort Sumter

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TX.§113.19.B.5.B.

What was a social effect of the Civil War and Reconstruction in Texas?

• The immediate integration of all social classes

• The establishment of a new social hierarchy based on wealth

• The emancipation of enslaved people and changes in social dynamics

• The creation of a caste system

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TX.§113.19.B.5.C.

Why was the expansion of slavery a contentious issue leading to the Civil War?

• It was seen as a threat to industrial development.

• It was central to the economic interests of Southern states like Texas.

• It was irrelevant to the political climate of the time.

• It was universally accepted without opposition.

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TX.§113.19.B.5.A.

What was the significance of the Battle of Galveston for Texas?

• It marked the end of the Civil War.

• It was a major Union victory that secured Texas for the North.

• It was a Confederate victory that kept Galveston under Southern control.

• It had no significant impact on the war's outcome.

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TX.§113.19.B.5.B.

How did Reconstruction policies impact Texas after the Civil War?

• They led to the immediate prosperity of the state.

• They resulted in the disenfranchisement of former Confederates.

• They had no effect on the state's development.

• They caused Texas to secede from the Union again.

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TX.§113.19.B.5.C.