Civil War Review

Bleeding Kansas was a disagreement regarding...

• Economic policy

• Slavery in new territories

• Foreign policy

• Voting Rights

According to the Fugitive Slave Act, those who assist runaway slaves would..

• Face fines or imprisonment

• Receive no charges

• Be tried in the Supreme Court

• Be tracked down by the US army

In the South, 'white gold' refers to...

• Flour

• Sugar

• Cotton

• Silk

Frederick Douglass' ideas of abolition were reflected through...

• Public speeches in the South

• Violence and use of force

• His anonymous newspaper and other writings

• Public protests

Harriet Tubman's work as an abolitionist included...

• Public speeches and protests

• Secretly escorting slaves to freedom

• Debates with Congress

• The use of violence and force

John Brown's main method of abolition included...

• Public speeches and protests

• Anonymous writings and newspapers

• The use of violence and terror

• Using the Underground Railroad

What political party represented the Northern, anti-slavery view?

• Democratic Party

• Whig Party

• Federalist Party

• Republican Party

The Supreme Court case ruling of Dred Scott v. Sandford declared that...

• Slavery is immoral and should be outlawed

• There should be a balance between slave and free states

• Runaway slaves in the North are still considered someone's property

• The North and South will face off in a Civil War

Heading into the Civil War, the North had advantages that included...

• Home field advantage, and unlimited agricultural products

• The most experienced military generals, and elite military training

• A bigger populus, and major cities for war industry

• Home field advantage, and elite military generals

Heading into the Civil War, the South had advantages that included...

• Home field advantage, and experienced military generals

• An expansive railroad network, and major cities for industry

• A bigger populus, and major cities for war industry

• A strong national government and well developed navy