WorksheetsCivil War Review Quizizz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 3600secs
to remove oneself from a union as in what the southern states began to do after the election of lincoln
free soil party
secede
liberator
abolitionist
supreme court decision regarding a slave brought to the north that effectively ruled that slaves are property and can never be freed.
dred scott decision
popular sovereignty
free soil party
fugitive slave law
part of the compromise of 1850 that required that all escaped slaves be returned to their masters and that free states had to cooperate in this law.
abolitionist
free soil party
fugitive slave law
dred scott decision
concept that the will of the people is the authority and people are the source of all political authority.
liberator
abolitionist
secede
popular sovereignty
anti-slavery newspaper published by william lloyd garrison.
liberator
abolitionist
secede
free soil party
political party of the mid-1800's that supported abolitionism as its main goal.
dred scott decision
popular sovereignty
secede
free soil party
someone who was against slavery.
liberator
secede
abolitionist
popular sovereignty
which of the following was a way for congress to balance free and slave states.
compromise of 1850
missouri compromise, 1820
kansas-nebraska act 1854
all the above
this admitted california as a free state, created utah and new mexico territories with slavery to be determined by popular sovereignty in each, and ended the slave trade in washington, D.C.
compromise of 1850
missouri compromise
kansas-nebraska act
this was reached in 1820 to banance the # of free and slave states after the admission of missouri as a slave state and maine as a free state.
compromise of 1850
missouri compromise
kansas-nebraska act
this mandated popular sovereignty allowing settlers of a territory to decide whether slavery would be allowed in kansas & nebraska and overturned the missouri compromise's
compromise of 1850
missouri compromise
kansas-nebraska act
favored federal government power
north
south
pro-slavery
north
south
wealthy plantation owners
north
south
large farming and slaves
north
south
antislavery
north
south
wanted to secede
north
south
favored state power/rights
north
south
wanted kansas to be free
north
south
abolitionists
north
south
industry/ large cities
north
south
disliked abraham lincoln for president
north
south
feared they would lose powers/rights with new states added.
north
south
favored abraham lincoln for president
north
south
wanted kansas to have slavery
north
south
novel that helped fuel the fire between the north and south
uncle tom's cabin
confederacy formed
john brown's raid
fugitive slave act
pushed the country closer the war in stating that a slave who had lived in a free state didn't have his freedom
confederacy formed
john brown's raid
dred scott decision
kansas-nebraska act
states runaway slaves had to be returned and if you were found helping escaped slaves you would be punished
dred scott decision
confederacy formed
fugitive slave act
uncle tom's cabin
battled slavery in new territories as the U.S. extended westward
dred scott decision
confederacy formed
lincoln elected president
lincoln-douglas debate
allowed popular sovereignty to decide if a state had slavery
fugitive slave act
kansas-nebraska act
lincoln-douglas debate
uncle tom's cabin
the goal was to seize arms and ammuntion from a federal arsenal, arm slaves in the area and start a slave rebellion in the south.
john brown's raid
confederacy formed
fugitive slave act
dred scott decision
the start of the confederate sate of american v united state of america
south carolina secedes
john brown's raid
confederacy formed
lincoln elected president
first to leave the union
south carolina secedes
conferderacy formed
kansas-nebraska act
lincoln elected president
election of 1860
lincoln elected president
john brown's raid
dred scott decision
uncle tom's cabin
less diverse
north
both
south
larger cities
north
both
south
more industrial
north
both
south
history and culture
north
both
south
slavery-based economy
north
both
south
mostly christian
north
both
south
more manufacturing and factories
north
both
south
more diverse
north
both
south
fewer immigrants
north
both
south
democratic
north
both
south
english language
north
both
south
smaller population
north
both
south
larger population
north
both
south
few large cities- made up mostly of smaller cities and towns
north
both
south
more agricultural with large plantations
north
both
south
Ulysses S. Grant
north
south
William T. Sherman
north
south
Stonewall Jackson
north
south
J.E.B. Stuart
north
south
Robert E. Lee
north
south
July 1-3, 1863 40,000 casualities won by the Union and a major turning point in the war after the South lost so many troops.
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Bull Run
Antietam
July 1861- First major LAND battle of the war. Neither side was prepared but it was considered a victory for the Confederacy
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Bull Run
Antietam
September 1862 Over 20,000 casualties won by Union's General McClellan but the deadliest single day in U.S. History. Took place in Maryland.
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Bull Run
Antietam
Delivered November 19, 2816 at the dedication of Gettysburg battle field. It was a short message to commemorate the battlefield and soldiers who died. In it, Lincoln sums up what makes America great the principles of human equality and freedom.
The Gettysburg Address
2nd Inaugural Address
Emancipation Proclamation
Delivered March 4, 1865 at the Capitol building. Victory in the Civil War was at hand and Lincoln spoke about Reconstruction and welcoming back the South with open arms.
The Gettysburg Address
2nd Inaugural Address
Emancipation Proclamation
Freed all slave in rebelling states.
The Gettysburg Address
2nd Inaugural Address
Emancipation Proclamation
