3/3 Tues. 5th Warm Up: Civil War, Day 4

All Year:

First anti-slavery group who lived in Pennsylvania.

• Transcendentalists

• Quakers

• Mercantilism

• Sectionalism

All Year:

Wanted ideal societies; founded by Ralph Waldo Emerson.

• Transcendentalists

• Quakers

• Mercantilism

• Sectionalism

All Year:

British controlled colonial trade; angered colonists.

• Transcendentalists

• Quakers

• Mercantilism

• Sectionalism

All Year:

Region's geography impacted its economy; a cause of the Civil War.

• Transcendentalists

• Quakers

• Mercantilism

• Sectionalism

Yesterday

The Emancipation Proclamation

• freed slaves in states that rebelled against the Union

• abolished slavery in the United States

• ended the slave trade in the North and abolished slavery in the South

• declared that upon the end of the Civil War, the institution of slavery would cease

Yesterday

Determine which detail explains the significance of the Civil War hero. Write the letter in the correct box.

• William Carney

• Earned a Medal of Honor for bravery in naval battles

• William Carney

• Soldier in the 54th Massachusetts Regiment

• Philip Bazaar

• Protected the American flag at the Battle of Fort Wagner

• Philip Bazaar

• South American immigrant that served in the U.S. military

Released STAAR® Question - Answer the question below.

The New York City riots of 1863 were partly a result of

• the economic uncertainty faced by the working class

• strong local opposition to federal taxes

• housing shortages affecting recent immigrants

• the meager wages paid to military recruits

Released STAAR® Question - Answer the question below.

Which human geographic factor helped the Union win the Civil War?

• A network of railroads in the North allowed Union soldiers to be moved quickly over long distances

• The Oregon Trail allowed Union military supplies to be moved quickly to the West.

• Northern farms started producing cotton used to make Union military uniforms.

• Canals in the Midwest allowed food for Union soldiers to be moved quickly to the front lines.