WorksheetsFinal Exam Review Day 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Who was General Robert E. Lee?
lead General in the Union Army
lead General in the Confederate Army
Who was General William Tecumseh Sherman?
led the Battle of Antietam during the Civil War & practiced total war
led the "March to The Sea" during the Civil War & practiced total war
The qualifications to be President include:
native born
live in the U.S. at least 14 years prior to running
be at least 35 years old
all of the answers
The book published in 1852 that increased anti-slavery feelings in the North was:
Across Five Aprils
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Red Badge of Courage
Johnny Tremain
The Lewis & Clark Expedition was undertaken to explore what?
The Republic of Texas
The Louisiana Purchase
The Santa Fe Trail
Bexley Park
What territory was once part of Mexico, fought to become an independent nation and then was annexed by the United States?
Texas
Colorado
Oregon
Florida
The belief that the United States' fate was to expand its borders from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean was known as:
Holy Command
Divine Inspiration
Manifest Destiny
Expansion Distraction
How did the Monroe Doctrine effect our relations with foreign (European) powers?
It gave the U.S. military control over South & Central America
It commanded all nations to withdraw all of their forces from the Americas
It prevented European nations from adding any further colonies in the Americas
It caused a war between the United States and France
Which of the following played a critical role in the Industrial Revolution?
The use of water powered mills to produce textiles
The development of the steam engine for use in factories and transportation
The concepts of interchangeable parts in manufacturing
all of the answers
An abolitionist is a person who:
wanted to give women the right to vote
ran a large plantation with several slaves
wanted to see an end to slavery
wanted to see slavery spread into new territories
Abraham Lincoln was which of the following:
president of the United States during the Civil War
president who bought Louisiana
president of the Confederate States during the Civil War
president during the War of 1812
What was the purpose of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address?
to honor the Confederate soldiers & their bravery throughout the Civil War
to surrender to certain demands of the Confederacy
to honor the Union soldiers & renewed his commitment to winning the war
to declare the official end of the Civil War
Why did General Lee decide to surrender his troops at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia?
General Lee no longer wanted to fight & his troops wanted to surrender
The Union promised to restore the South to its way of life before the war
Confederate President Jefferson Davis ordered him to surrender
The Union had surrounded his troops and he ran out of supplies
The 13th amendment:
made slavery illegal in the United States
gave African American males the right to vote
granted citizenship to African Americans
The 14th amendment:
made slavery illegal in the United States
gave African American males the right to vote
granted citizenship to African Americans
The 15th amendment:
made slavery illegal in the United States
gave African American males the right to vote
granted citizenship to African Americans
How did the Reconstruction Acts, passed by Congress in March 1867 effect the makeup of the southern states?
the acts created new governments & appointed Republican governors to each state in the South
the acts divided the South into new stats controlled by leaders who had not been supporters of the Confederacy
the acts divided the South into five military districts controlled by a military commander
the acts created new boundary the separated the North from the states that had succeeded from the Union
When President Lincoln was assassinated, who took his position as president?
Vice President Ulysses S. Grant
Vice President Andrew Johnson
Speaker of the House Ulysses S. Grant
Speaker of the House Andrew Johnson
Who won the election of 1868?
Stephen Douglas
Andrew Johnson
John Brown
Ulysses S. Grant
