UNIT 6 QUIZ REVIEW

MATCH THE TERM TO THE DEFINITION

• Grants citizenship and equal protection under the law.

• 13TH AMENDMENT

• State laws that restricted African American rights.

• BLACK CODED

• Prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude.

• 15TH AMENDMENT

• Prohibits voting discrimination based on race.

• 14TH AMENDMENT

MATCH THE EVENT OF THE LINCOLN PRESIDENCY TO THE CORRECT DESCRIPTION

• Declared the freedom of slaves in Confederate states

• EMANCIPATION PROCLIMATION

• Allowed the military to detain individuals without trial

• SUSPENSION OF HABEUS CORPUS

• Honored the fallen soldiers at the Battle of Gettysburg

• LINCOLN'S 2ND INAUGURAL ADDRESS

• Speech that encouraged reuniting the cou

• GETTYSBYRG ADDRESS

MATCH THE DESCRIPTION OF THE FOLLOWING CIVIL WAR KEY FIGURES TO THE EVENTS MOST ASSOCIATED WITH THEM

• Confed Gen Surrendered at Appomattox

• ROBERT E. LEE

• General known for his 'March to the Sea'

• WILLIAM T. SHERMAN

• Union Gen. who accepted Lee's surrender

• JEFFERSON DAVIS

• President of the Confederate States

• ULYSSES S. GRANT

​ (a)   was a Union victory that allowed Lincoln to announce the Emancipation Proclamation​.

​ (b)   was a Union victory that gave control of the Mississippi River to the Union and divided the Confederacy in half

​ (c)   Was Union victory that assured the end of the war was near and led to Lincoln's reelection in 1864

• Battle of Antietam
• Battle of Vicksburg
• Battle of Atlanta

​ (a)   was the first battle of the Civil War

​ (b)   Was a Union victory that ended Confederate attempts to invade the North and capture Washington, DC

• Battle of Ft. Sumter
• Battle of Gettysburg

Skilled Confederate general who was successful at the Battle of Bull Run.

• Thomas Stonewall Jackson

• Robert E Lee

• Jefferson Davis

• Robert Anderson

One purpose of General William T. Sherman's "March to the Sea" was to

• break the spirits of Confederate citizens.

• allow troops under his command to get rest.

• find ships to sail his soldiers to the North.

• prove that he was the most skilled Union general.