WorksheetsTexas and the Civil War
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A large farm that produces crops to sell.
plantation
abolitionist
tariff
nullify
A person who wants to end slavery.
plantation
abolitionist
tariff
nullify
A tax paid on goods that come from another country.
secede
cavalry
tariff
nullify
To cancel
blockade
cavalry
tariff
nullify
To officially leave or separate from a group.
blockade
cavalry
secede
nullify
A group of soldiers who fight battles on horseback.
blockade
cavalry
secede
nullify
An effort to stop ships from going in or out from a port.
blockade
cavalry
secede
nullify
p, 246
What do all the battle locations on the map have in common?
All are by the water, and most are near the Gulf of Mexico.
All are by the water, and most are near the Pacific Ocean.
All are far from water.
All are located in snowy mountains.
p. 247
Describe the impact of the Civil War on Texas port cities.
The cities could not ship goods because of the Union blockades.
The cities could not ship goods because of the weather.
The cities could not ship goods because of the drought.
The cities could not ship goods because of the cavalry.
p. 248
How did the Civil War affect women in Texas?
They sewed uniforms and cared for soldiers. They managed farms and ranches on their own.
They fought in the war too.
They were shipped away with their children to another country.
They hid in a special secret location.
