This invention by Eli Whitney helped strengthen the institution of slavery in the South?

Which of the following represents the Abolitionists view of enslaved African Americans?

Northerners headed to Kansas because they wanted to create an antislavery majority, what was passed that caused this to happen?

Missouri was admitted to the Union as a slave state and Maine was admitted as a free state, how did this come about?

What did the First Battle of Bull Run show the Union Army?

Which Union Victory cut off Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas effectively cutting the Confederacy in half?

Harriet Beecher Stowe was the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, what was Uncle Tom's Cabin?

Allowing voters to decide whether a territory would ban or allow slavery was known as Popular Sovereignty.

What occurred when California wanted to enter the Union as a free state and the balance of the free and slave states would have been thrown off?

Thousands of African Americans were forced to move to Canada in order to escape potential prosecution because of which of the following?

Harriet Tubman was the most famous conductor on the Underground Railroad, the Underground Railroad was important in helping circumvent the Fugitive Slave Act

What did the Dred Scott Decision in the Supreme Court determine?

The purpose of the raid at Harper's Ferry, was to arm slaves and begin an uprising, no slaves joined the uprising and it was a failed attempt.

Which of the following men attempted to start a slave uprising by invading a federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry?

Which election angered the South because Lincoln was elected and southerners believed he would abolish slavery?

In the election of 1860, there were four candidates, who won the election without a single vote from the southern states, leading these states to secede from the Union?

Kansas earned the nickname "Bleeding Kansas" for which of the following reasons?

On April 12th, 1861, Union forces were forced to surrender at what location?

Abraham Lincoln was the U.S. President during which war?

The South used "cotton diplomacy" to gain foreign support from which nation?

Which of the following was the president of the Confederate States during the Civil War?

I was the commander of the Confederate forces and a graduate of West Point, who am I?

Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and Delaware were all considered what during the Civil War?

One new invention during the war allowed for weapons to be more accurate and expanded on impact, what was the name of this?

The Union strategy to surround and squeeze off the supplies of the Confederacy was called _____

Near Manassas Creek on July 21, 1861, the first major battle of the Civil War occurred, what was this battle called?

What was the ironclad?

At the Battle of Bull Run a Confederate General was given the nickname "Stonewall" who was this General?

In 1862, the bloodiest single-day of the Civil War occurred with over 25,000 deaths, what was this battle?

What was the significance of the Virginia and the Monitor during the Civil War?

Which of the following were advantages for the North over the South?

Which document, released in 1862, freed all slaves in areas rebelling against the Union?

“These dead shall not have died in vain…Government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth,” is a line from Lincoln's speech in which he gave the Union their reason for fighting the war.

During the Civil War, the South suffered the most destruction, what was the reason for this?

The democratic ideals our forefathers fought to create were a key message by Lincoln in which of the following

What occurred during the Battle of Vicksburg?

Which battle was so horrifying that it kept Great Britain from becoming involved in the war, the reason it horrified them was because it was the bloodiest day in the war?

Fought for three days in the north, this battle became the turning point of the Civil War.

The Emancipation Proclamation did not free all slaves, it only freed slaves in states that left the Union.

This battle took place over several days and the Union should have won and taken Richmond, but were turned back and burned their supplies so they could retreat faster.

After winning the Battle of Atlanta and destroying the city, General Sherman ordered his troops on a long march in which they lived off the land and destroyed everything in their paths. This crushed the spirit of the southerners, what was this event called?

Lee (C) surrendered because the Confederacy was out of supplies, money was worthless, people were suffering, and the troops lost hope, while the Union troops were getting stronger, were well supplied and were getting paid.

Who won the Civil War?

This style of war that was used in the Civil War did not only target the enemies army but also civilians and the land they lived on.

Which of the following about Sherman's "march to the sea" is true?

An attempt to wear down the Confederates and their supplies was a strategy used by Sherman and Grant what is the name of this strategy?

Where did the Confederates surrender in April, 1865?

President Lincoln was assassinated:

Who was the assassin who killed Abraham Lincoln?

The Union had many advantages over the south during the Civil War, which of the following is one of those advantages?

Who was sworn in as the new President following the assassination of Abraham Lincoln?

Which of the following is one of the reasons for such high casualties during the Civil War?

The burning of Atlanta took place...

What were some of the advantages the south had during the Civil War?

The passage of what amendment showed that Americans wanted to end slavery?

After the Civil War, ______ occurred, during this time concerns such as how to integrate the South back into the union and status of former slaves became issues within America.

Which of the following provisions allowed freedman their first civil rights in America?

What event was the signal for the end of Reconstruction?

Which of the following was not included in the 14th Amendment?

Which of the following was not a part of the 15th Amendment?

Southern legislatures passed laws known as the Black Codes, why did this anger Congressional Republicans?

President Johnson was the first president to have what happen to him?

What was the nickname given to Northerners who traveled to the South to fill elected or appointed positions in the new governments following the Civil War?

Once slaves were freed, many of them continued to work the land in the South without owning any of the land, but were given small wages in addition to tools, seeds, and housing. What is this system called?

During Reconstruction, African American men were NOT able to enter politics or gain offices at all levels of government in the South.

Under Reconstruction primary and secondary schools were build in the South so black students and white students could receive an education together.