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Semester 1 Review

Total questions: 138

Worksheet time: 1hrs 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This person is considered to be the Founder of Georgia.

a)

Robert Castell

b)

King George II

c)

James Oglethorpe

d)

Tomochichi

2.

James Oglethorpe was Head ___________.

a)

King

b)

Politician

c)

Trustee

d)

Doctor

3.

Who granted GA's Charter?

a)

James Oglethorpe

b)

Mary Musgrove

c)

Tomochichi

d)

King George II

4.

What was the year of Georgia's Charter?

a)

1730

b)

1732

c)

1731

d)

1733

5.

Complete the image.

a)

Restrictions on Trustees

b)

Restrictions on Colonists

c)

Restriction on Malcontents

d)

Restrictions on Jewish Settlers

6.

Complete the image.

a)

Reasons for English Exploration

b)

Reasons for Spanish Exploration

c)

Reasons for Georgia's Founding

d)

Reasons for South Carolina's Founding

7.

Which group is being described in the image?

a)

Salzburgers

b)

Highlanders

c)

Jewish Settlers

d)

Malcontents

8.

Which group is being described in the image?

a)

Jewish Settlers

b)

Salzburgers

c)

Malcontents

d)

Highland Scots

9.

CHOOSE 3: Which of the WRIST crops were successful in Georgia during the colonial period?

a)

Rice

b)

Indigo

c)

Wine

d)

Silk

e)

Tobacco

10.

CHOOSE 3: Which crops did the Trustees promise all colonists would grow?

a)

Indigo

b)

Rice

c)

Wine

d)

Silk

e)

Tobacco

11.

Which group is being described in the image?

a)

Malcontents

b)

Jewish Settlers

c)

Highland Scots

d)

Salzburgers

12.

Georgia was created as a buffer zone to protect which colony?

a)

South Dakota

b)

North Carolina

c)

South Carolina

d)

Florida

13.

What is being described in the image?

a)

Democracy

b)

Colonization

c)

Mercantilism

d)

WRIST Crops

14.

What did the Scottish Highlanders, Salzburgers, Oglethorpe, and the Trustees have in common?

a)

They were all Catholic.

b)

They were all anti-slavery.

c)

They were all slave owners.

d)

They were all from England.

15.

Complete the image.

a)

Groups banned by Georgia's Charter

b)

Groups banned by Georgia's Constitution

c)

Groups banned by Georgia's King

d)

Groups banned by Georgia's Governor

16.

Complete the image.

a)

Banned by Georgia's Charter

b)

Allowed by Georgia's Charter

c)

Encouraged by Georgia's Charter

d)

Required by Georgia's Charter

17.

Mary Musgrove played which role in her relationship with Oglethorpe and Tomochichi?

a)

Mediator

b)

Head Trustee

c)

Interpreter

d)

Chief

18.

What kind of relationship developed between the English and the Yamacraw?

a)

Peaceful

b)

Violent

c)

Agressive

d)

Angry

19.

Which European power was looking for Gold, God, & Glory?

a)

England

b)

Spain

c)

France

d)

Protugal

20.

Which European power was looking for natural resources and more land to control?

a)

England

b)

Spain

c)

France

d)

Portugal

21.

What happened to many of the colonist in the first year of the GA Colony?

a)

They died.

b)

They went back to England.

c)

They moved to South Carolina.

d)

They became Catholics.

22.

Why did the Trustees ban slavery in the Georgia Charter of 1732?

a)

Because the Trustees did not want Slavery.

b)

Because the Trustees wanted only English settlers.

c)

Because the Trustees didn't know any Black people.

d)

Because the Trustees wanted only Spanish settlers.

23.

Why did the Trustees ban Catholics in the Georgia Charter of 1732?

a)

Fear of Spanish Florida

b)

Fear of French Canada

c)

Fear of Portuguese Jews

d)

Fear of Scottish Highlanders

24.

What is being described in the image?

a)

Free stuff the colonists of GA got.

b)

Free stuff the Trustees of GA got.

c)

Free stuff the Indians of GA got.

d)

Free stuff the Spanish of GA got.

25.

Which person is being described in the image?

a)

Robert Castell

b)

King George II

c)

James Oglethorpe

d)

Mary Musgove

26.

Which person is being described in the image?

a)

King George II

b)

James Oglethorpe

c)

Mary Musgrove

d)

Tomochichi

27.

Which person is being described in the image?

a)

King George II

b)

James Oglethorpe

c)

Mary Musgrove

d)

Tomochichi

28.

CHOOSE 3: Which rules did the Malcontents protest?

a)

Ban on slavery

b)

Ban on Catholics

c)

Ban on alcohol

d)

Limits on religious freedom

e)

Limits on land ownership

29.

Which group is being described in the image?

a)

Scottish Highlanders

b)

German Salzburgers

c)

Jewish Settlers

d)

English Colonists

30.

Which war was partially fought in Georgia and allowed Georgia to fulfill its purpose as a buffer zone for South Carolina?

a)

War of Jenkins' Ear

b)

War of Spanish Agression

c)

French & Indian War

d)

Civil War

31.

Which key battle took place in Georgia during the War of Jenkins' Ear?

a)

Battle of Savannah

b)

Battle of St. Simon's Island

c)

Battle of the Spanish

d)

Battle of Bloody Marsh

32.

Who became the ruler of Georgia during the Royal Colony period?

a)

James Oglethorpe

b)

Tomochichi

c)

Trustees

d)

King of England

33.

What type of government did Georgia establish in the Royal Colony period?

a)

Self-government (Democracy)

b)

Monarchy

c)

Theocracy

d)

Oligarchy

34.

CHOOSE 2: How did one get to serve on the Commons House of Assembly?

a)

Own 500 acres of land

b)

Appointed by King

c)

Be elected

d)

Appointed by Parliment

e)

Chosen by God

35.

How did one serve on the Governor's Council?

a)

Be elected

b)

Chosen by God

c)

Appointed by Parliment

d)

Appointed by the King

36.

Which group wanted to remain with Great Britain because they felt they would be weak alone?

a)

Patriots

b)

Trustees

c)

Loyalists

d)

Neutrals

37.

Which of the following taxed paper goods such as newspapers, playing cards. & legal documents?

a)

Proclamation of 1763

b)

Tea Act

c)

Stamp Act

d)

Sugar Act

38.
What were the Articles of Confederation designed to protect?  
a)
Against war 
b)
States' rights
c)
Trade 
d)
Against a weak central government 
39.

Which section of the Declaration of Independence states "All men are created equal?"

a)

Preamble

b)

Grievances

c)

Declaration

d)

Signatures

40.

What was Georgia's new southern border after the French & Indian War?

a)

Savannah River

b)

Mississippi River

c)

Chattahoochee River

d)

St. Mary's River

41.

What was the main or primary problem with the Articles of Confederation?

a)

Created a weak federal government

b)

Created a strong federal government

c)

Led to the American Revolution

d)

Did not allow for the coining of money

42.

What was the name of the failed attempt by Patriots & the French to re-take Georgia's capital from the British?

a)

Battle of Kettle Creek

b)

Siege of Savannah

c)

French & Indian War

d)

Battle of Bloody Marsh

43.

Which group protested all taxes passed by the English Parliament?

a)

Trustees

b)

Loyalists

c)

Neutrals

d)

Patriots

44.

What was the only branch of government created by the Articles of Confederation?

a)

Executive

b)

Judicial

c)

Legislative

d)

Federal

45.

CHOOSE THREE: The Articles of Confederation allowed the federal government to do all of the following?

a)

Coin money

b)

Make treaties & alliances

c)

Maintain armed forces

d)

Collect taxes

e)

Maintain national courts

46.

What was Georgia's new western border after the French & Indian War?

a)

Mississippi River

b)

Pacific Ocean

c)

Chattahoochee River

d)

St. Mary's River

47.

What forbade colonists from settling lands west of the Appalachian Mountains?

a)

Charter of 1732

b)

Proclamation of 1763

c)

Declaration of Independence

d)

Articles of Confederation

48.

Which victory boosted Patriot morale and gave them much needed weapons and horses?

a)

Siege of Savannah

b)

French & Indian War

c)

Battle of Bloody Marsh

d)

Battle of Kettle Creek

49.

Which section of the Declaration of Independence states that the colonies are "free & independent states" from Great Britain?

a)

Grievances

b)

Declaration

c)

Signatures

d)

Preamble

50.

After the French & Indian War, the land between the Appalachian Mountains & the Mississippi River was reserved for who?

a)

French

b)

American Indians

c)

British

d)

Colonists

51.

What do Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, & George Walton have in common?

a)

Loyalists to the British Crown

b)

Signers of the U.S. Constitution

c)

Signers of the Articles of Confederation

d)

Signers of the Declaration of Independence

52.

Which group had the rally cry "No Taxation without Representation" ?

a)

Patriots

b)

Loyalists

c)

Trustees

d)

Neutrals

53.

Under which document did the states have all the power- they were "sovereign & independent"?

a)

U.S. Constitution

b)

Charter of 1732

c)

Articles of Confederation

d)

Proclamation of 1763

54.

Which section of the Declaration of Independence listed all complaints against the British Crown and Parliment?

a)

Grievances

b)

Preamble

c)

Declaration

d)

Signatures

55.
How did the British try to deal with $100 million debt after the French & Indian War?  
a)
Demand payment from the French 
b)
Declare bankruptcy 
c)
Tax the colonists 
d)
Increase trade 
56.

What type of government was established by the Articles of Confederation?

a)

Democratic Republic

b)

Monarchy

c)

Oligarchy

d)

Confederacy

57.

Which document gave the Federal Government no power to enforce laws, no president, no power to collect taxes, & no national court system?

a)

Articles of Confederation

b)

Declaration of Independence

c)

U.S. Constitution

d)

Proclamation of 1763

58.

How did the Stamp Act change Georgia's relationship with England?

a)

Georgia became more dependant on England.

b)

Georgia began to support everything England did.

c)

It was the only time Georgia had to pay taxes.

d)

It was the first time Georgia had a major conflict with England.

59.

How did the French and Indian War impact Georgia's borders?

a)

GA stretched west to the Chattahoochee River and South to St. Mary's River

b)

GA stretched west to the Savannah River and South to Chattahoochee River

c)

GA stretched west to the Mississippi River and South to St. Mary's River

d)

GA stretched west to the Pacific Ocean and South to Altamaha River

60.

CHOOSE TWO: Which of the following led to heavy Patriot resistance and Protest in Georgia?

a)

Proclamation of 1763

b)

Charter of 1763

c)

Stamp Act

d)

French and Indian War

e)

Declaration of Independence

61.

Which battle was a Patriot loss and led to part of Georgia remaining under British control for the rest of the war?

a)

Siege of Savannah

b)

Battle of Kettle Creek

c)

Battle of Bloody Marsh

d)

Siege of Atlanta

62.

Who would be MOST likely to fight against Indian removal from Georgia?

a)

William McIntosh

b)

Andrew Jackson

c)

John Ross

d)

Eli Whitney

63.

The purpose of the cotton gin was

a)

To separate the seeds from the cotton boll

b)

To make it easier to grow cotton

c)

To make it easier to weave cloth

d)

To plant cotton more efficiently

64.
Gave away all remaining Creek lands to the state & federal government.
a)
Treaty of New Echota 
b)
Worcester vs. Georgia 
c)
Headright system 
d)
Treaty of Indian Springs
65.
The forced removal of the Cherokee from the Southeast to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) was known as
a)
Yazoo Land Fraud 
b)
Red Stick War 
c)
Trail of Tears 
d)
The Cherokee Journey 
66.
Means "end of the line"
a)
Marthasville 
b)
Atlanta 
c)
New Echota 
d)
Terminus
67.
Why was Chief William McIntosh murdered by his own people?  
a)
He signed the Yazoo Land Act 
b)
He signed a treaty giving away all remaining Creek lands to the government 
c)
He started the Creek War 
d)
He signed a treaty giving away all Cherokee lands to the government 
68.
What does assimilate mean?  
a)
To become more different 
b)
To model or become more like 
c)
To oppose 
d)
To fight against 
69.
The discovery of ______ in Dahlonega led to the removal of the Cherokee.  
a)
Iron ore 
b)
Silver 
c)
Coal 
d)
Gold 
70.
Each white male received 200 acres of land + 50 acres for each additional family member up to 1000 acres describes
a)
Land Lottery
b)
Yazoo Land Act 
c)
Headright System 
d)
Treaty of New Echota 
71.
The person who developed the Cherokee Syllabary so the Cherokee could read & write in their own language.  
a)
John Ross
b)
Sequoyah 
c)
Samuel Worcester 
d)
William McIntosh 
72.
What is the correct chronological order of Georgia's state capitals?  
a)
Atlanta, Louisville, Augusta, Milledgeville, Savannah 
b)
Atlanta, Milledgeville, Louisville, Augusta, Savannah 
c)
Savannah, Louisville, Milledgeville, Augusta, Atlanta
d)
Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, Milledgeville, Atlanta 
73.
What invention led to Atlanta to becoming an important city in the Southeast by the 1850s?  
a)
Cotton gin 
b)
Steamboat
c)
Railroads
d)
Mechanical reaper 
74.
Chief Justice John Marshall ruled in favor of the Cherokee stating they were their own nation & not subject to state or federal laws in 
a)
Yazoo Land Act 
b)
Treaty of Indian Springs 
c)
Worcester vs. Georgia 
d)
Treaty of New Echota 
75.
The sell of western land to 4 land companies after the governor & members of the General Assembly had been bribed was called
a)
Headright System 
b)
Yazoo Land Fraud 
c)
Treaty of Indian Springs 
d)
Trail of Tears 
76.
What was New Echota?  
a)
The Creek capital 
b)
The first capital of Georgia 
c)
The Cherokee capital 
d)
The site of the Creek War 
77.
As Georgia's population moved west what happened to the state capital?  
a)
It stayed in the same location 
b)
It continued to move west
c)
It moved further south 
d)
It was relocated to the Chattahoochee River 
78.
Who ignored & refused to enforce Worcester vs. Georgia & stated "John Marshall has made his decision now let him enforce it."?  
a)
Samuel Worcester 
b)
William McIntosh 
c)
John Ross 
d)
Andrew Jackson 
79.
As a result of the Yazoo Land Fraud what land did Georgia lose?  
a)
Alabama & Mississippi 
b)
Alabama & South Carolina 
c)
Alabama & Florida 
d)
All western land to the Pacific Ocean 
80.
Refused to sign the Treaty of New Echota, wrote Congress, and took a petition to Washington,D.C. to try & prevent Cherokee removal BEST describes
a)
William McIntosh 
b)
John Ross 
c)
Andrew Jackson 
d)
Samuel Worcester 
81.
In which land distribution system did widows & war veterans receive extra chances to win land?  
a)
Land Lottery 
b)
Headright system
c)
Worcester vs. Georgia 
d)
Treaty of New Echota 
82.
Established a national capital, created a government & constitution modeled after the U.S., & created a written language all describe 
a)
Cherokee attempts to assimilate to American culture 
b)
The reasons for creating public domain lands 
c)
Ways in which the Cherokee tried to be different from American culture
d)
Ways in which the Cherokee tried to be different from the Creek 
83.
Who was the missionary to the Cherokee who refused take an oath of allegiance to the state & governor of Georgia & was jailed?  
a)
Andrew Jackson 
b)
Samuel Worcester 
c)
Eli Whitney 
d)
John Ross 
84.
The invention of the ________ led to the growth of slavery & plantation system in the South.  
a)
Railroads
b)
Steamboat 
c)
Cotton gin 
d)
Mechanical reaper 
85.
According to its charter, why was the University of GA founded?
a)
Because everyone, regardless of wealth status, deserves an education and we need educated people for a healthy democracy. 
b)
Because education will help the Creek and Cherokee Tribes assimilate to white culture. 
c)
Because Georgia was without a University, which all of the other states already had. 
d)
Because wealthy white men in Georgia wanted a place that only they could go to recieve an education. 
86.
What did Chief Justice John Marshall rule in "Worcester v. Georgia"?
a)
That the Cherokee must be removed from Georgia as soon as possible. 
b)
That the Cherokee were subject to all laws and regulations put in place by the State of GA and Federal Government.
c)
That the Cherokee were a sovereign nation and did not have to follow the laws of the State of GA or the Federal Government. 
d)
That the Cherokee were not complying with GA laws and must be punished. 
87.
Which three Amendments where designed to ensure equality for the slaves?
a)
17th,18th,19th
b)
13th,14th,15th
c)
13th,14th,16th
d)
8th,9th,10th
88.

What Amendment was passed to guarantee African American men the right to vote?

a)

13th

b)

12th

c)

16th

d)

15th

89.

The 13th,14th, and 15th Amendments were passed during which time period?

a)

Colonial

b)

Reconstruction

c)

Civil War

d)

Revolutionary War

90.
Which Reconstruction era organization worked to improve conditions for the newly-freed African-Americans?
a)
the Redeemers
b)
the Freedman's Bureau
c)
the White League
d)
the Ku Klux Klan
91.
What was the MAIN purpose of the Freedmen's Bureau?
a)
to establish Black Codes to limit freed slaves' rights
b)
to serve as a voice for freed slaves in Congress
c)
to battle terrorist groups like the Ku Klux Klan
d)
to help slaves adjust to their newfound freedom
92.
Which of these was a task of the Freedmen's Bureau?
a)
It set up "return to Africa" trips for former slaves.
b)
It helped transition Native Americans to city and industrial life.
c)
It created jobs for newly arrived immigrants to the United States
d)
It established schools for newly-freed slaves
93.
Which Amendment states that anyone born in the United States is a citizen?
a)
14th
b)
15th
c)
16th
d)
13th
94.

The group known as the Ku Klux Klan can be described as:

a)

Terrorists

b)

Assassins

c)

Politicians

d)

Citizens

95.
If you are "disfranchised", which one of your rights is being restricted?
a)
Right to Own Land
b)
Right to Free Speech
c)
Right to Vote
d)
Right to Bear Arms
96.

Which groups did the KKK terrorize?

a)

Freedmen and White Republicans

b)

Freedmen and Democrats

c)

Women and Politicians

d)

Whigs and Republicans

97.
Which Amendment prohibits slavery?
a)
15th
b)
14th
c)
13th
d)
16th
98.
Created a balance of power in the Senate between free and slave states for 30 years. 
a)
Compromise of 1850
b)
Election of 1860
c)
Compromise of 1820
d)
Nullification Crisis
99.
Made the demand for slavery even greater and created a planter class. 
a)
Cotton gin
b)
Tariffs
c)
Dred Scott Case
d)
Election of 1860
100.
Won the election of 1860 without any southern electoral votes.
a)
Abraham Lincoln 
b)
John Breckenridge
c)
John Bell
d)
Stephen Douglas
101.
Protective taxes on goods coming into the country. This helped the North and hurt the South.
a)
Cotton gin.
b)
Tariffs
c)
Secession
d)
Sectionalism
102.
California entered as a free state.
a)
Election of 1860
b)
Dred Scott Case
c)
Compromise of 1850
d)
Compromise of 1820
103.
The right of a territory to choose by voting whether they are free or slave. 
a)
Popular Sovereignty
b)
Free Speech
c)
Freedom of Press
d)
Georgia Platform 
104.
To leave or withdraw 
a)
Sectionalism
b)
Secession
c)
States' Rights
d)
Nullify
105.
The belief that regional issues were more important than national issues.
a)
States' Rights
b)
Nullification
c)
Sectionalism
d)
Secession
106.
Primary reason for southern secession
a)
Uncle Tom's Cabin
b)
Compromise of 1850
c)
Compromise of 1820
d)
Slavery
107.
To make legally null and void.
a)
Nullify
b)
Secede
c)
Tariff
d)
Compromise
108.
This was considered the "final straw" to the South, as they felt they had lost all influence. 
a)
Underground Railroad
b)
Popular Soveregnty
c)
Secession
d)
Election of 1860
109.
Their original, primary goal was to stop the expansion of slavery into the West.
a)
Secessionists
b)
Republicans
c)
Planters
d)
Democrats
110.
This court case ruled that slaves were property and led to Northern fears about the expansion of slavery.
a)
Worcester Case
b)
Dred Scott Case
c)
Uncle Tom Case
d)
States' Rights Case
111.
Belief that an area could abolish federal laws they did not support. 
a)
Secession
b)
Sectionalism
c)
Nullification
d)
Abolitionist 
112.
These are people who wanted to end slavery. 
a)
Secessionists
b)
Fire Eaters
c)
Abolitionists 
d)
Democrats
113.
Plan to accept the Compromise of 1850 if the North complied with the Fugitive Slave Act.
a)
Election of 1860
b)
Popular Sovereignty 
c)
Georgia Platform
d)
States' Rights
114.
California entered as a free state.
a)
Election of 1860
b)
Dred Scott Case
c)
Compromise of 1850
d)
Compromise of 1820
115.
The right of a territory to choose by voting whether they are free or slave. 
a)
Popular Sovereignty
b)
Free Speech
c)
Freedom of Press
d)
Georgia Platform 
116.
The belief that regional issues were more important than national issues.
a)
States' Rights
b)
Nullification
c)
Sectionalism
d)
Secession
117.
How did the nullification crisis end?
a)
South Carolina threatens secession but does not leave after being told the Federal government's law is supreme. 
b)
South Carolina threatens secession but does not leave after the tariff is abolished. 
c)
South Carolina leaves the Union after the tariff is raised.
d)
South carolina leaves the Union and the Civil War begins.
118.
What happened after the Dred Scott decision?
a)
There was finally agreement between the states, which lead to a long-lasting friendly relationship. 
b)
The South began the process of seceding from the Union. 
c)
Passions were inflamed on all sides: Slave states supported it and free states refused to accept it.
d)
The North began the process of removing the slave states from the Union. 
119.
What do these three things have in common: Slavery, States' Rights, Sectionalism 
a)
Key issues supported by the North.
b)
Key issues related to agriculture. 
c)
Key issues that led to the Civil War.
d)
Key issues related to manufacturing. 
120.
What was the Fugitive Slave Law/Act?
a)
Free states must prohibit slaves from testifying against whites. 
b)
Free states must outlaw former slaves from gatherings or meetings 
c)
Free states must ask for citizenship papers from former slaves in order to obtain jobs. 
d)
Free states must return runaway slaves to their owners in slave states. 
121.
What was unique about Lincoln's election? 
a)
His win was unanimous, meaning every state voted for him.
b)
He won the popular vote by over 70%.
c)
He won the election without any electoral votes from the South.
d)
He was the first president from the Democratic party. 
122.
What is nullification?
a)
The belief that states have more power than the federal government.
b)
The blelief that regional issues were more important than national issues. 
c)
The belief that the states could void a law they did not agree with.
d)
The belief that states could leave the country if they wanted to. 
123.
What was the capital of the Confederacy?
a)
Atlanta
b)
Richmond
c)
Gettysburg 
d)
Antietam 
124.
Which battle is being described?
Bloodiest battle in GA, Confederate Victory, and was the mistake that led to the fall of Atlanta
a)
Antietam
b)
Gettysburg
c)
Chickamauga
d)
Atlanta
125.

Which part of the Union "Anaconda" Plan impacted GA the most?

a)

Blockade of Confederate coasts

b)

Attack of Richmond

c)

Capture of the Mississippi River

d)

Capture of the Railroads.

126.
This was considered the turning point of the Civil War and was the bloodiest battle of the war. 
a)
Battle of Gettysburg
b)
Battle of Chickamauga
c)
Battle of Antietam 
d)
Battle of Atlanta
127.

Which battle led to the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation?

a)

Gettysburg

b)

Antietam

c)

Chickamauga

d)

Atlanta

128.
Which event occurred with the goal of ending civilian support for the Civil War?
a)
March to the Sea
b)
Battle of Atlanta
c)
Union Blockade
d)
Anaconda Plan
129.

Who was the governor of GA during the Civil War?

a)

Joseph E. Brown

b)

Abraham Lincoln

c)

Alexander Stephens

d)

Jefferson Davis

130.
Sherman's Christmas gift to Lincoln that contained 25,000 bales of cotton occurred directly after which event?
a)
Battle of Antietam
b)
Battle of Atlanta
c)
Capture of Atlanta
d)
Capture of Savannah 
131.
Who was the Union commander who used the concept of "Total War"?
a)
William T. Sherman
b)
Alexander Stephens
c)
Joseph E. Brown
d)
Henry Wirz
132.
Who was the Vice President of the Confederacy and opposed secession based on legal reasons?
a)
Joseph E. Brown
b)
Alexander Stephens
c)
Abraham Lincoln
d)
Jefferson Davis
133.

What was the Confederate plan that hoped France and England would support their war effort?

a)

Secession Convention

b)

Emancipation Proclamation

c)

Anaconda Plan

d)

King Cotton Diplomacy

134.
What was the plan to capture the Confederate's most important rail and manufacturing center?
a)
Capture of Richmond
b)
Capture of Savannah
c)
March to the Sea
d)
Atlanta Campaign
135.
What was the main Union plan to defeat the confederacy? This had three main parts.
a)
King Cotton Diplomacy
b)
Anaconda Plan
c)
The Atlanta Campaign
d)
March to the Sea
136.
Who was the prison commander in GA and only Confederate to be hanged for war crimes?
a)
Henry Wirz
b)
William Sherman
c)
Joseph E. Brown
d)
Alexander Stephens 
137.
This event was held in Milledgeville in 1861. At the end, GA became the 5th state to leave the Union before the war began.
a)
Secession Convetion
b)
Atlanta Campaign
c)
Fort Sumter
d)
Andersonville 
138.
What was the name of the prison camp in GA that had deplorable conditions, which led to the death of over 13,000 people?
a)
Antietam
b)
Chickamauga
c)
Andersonville
d)
Richmond

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