What is the most accurate title for this map?

Which of the following is a cause of the Civil War?

Which of the following was NOT an advantage of the Union during the Civil War?

Which of the following was NOT an advantage of the Confederacy during the Civil War?

Which of the following was not an aspect of the Union's military strategy the "Anaconda Plan"?

What was the Confederate military strategy during the Civil War?

Which of the following was NOT an impact of the Emancipation Proclamation?

Which of the following best identifies African Americans in the Union military during the Civil War?

What was the first significant unit of African American soldiers in the Union during the Civil War?

Which battle of the Civil War demonstrated that African American soldiers were just as brave and trained as white soldiers, dispelling the untrue beliefs of African American soldiers?

What is the military strategy in which not only does an army attack its enemy's troops, but also the economic and civilian resources that support them?

What battle of the Civil War proved to be the first shots of the war, starting the Civil War?

What battle of the Civil War proved that the war would not be short nor be easy?

What battle of the Civil War gave the Union control of the Mississippi River, successfully cutting the Confederacy in half, key to the Anaconda Plan?

What battle of the Civil War proved to be the turning point of the war, never again would the Confederacy have the manpower to invade the North again?

What famous document reminded the American people why they were fighting the Civil War: preserve the union, uphold freedom and equality, and to promise the birth of a new nation?

What action of the Civil War was designed to destroy Southern moral and their willingness to support the war?

What was the lasting impact of the Civil War?

What was the purpose of the Reconstruction?

What were the laws passed in the Southern States during Reconstruction to restrict the rights of African Americans?

What organization was founded in the South following the Civil War, designed to limit the power of the Republican Party and the rights of African Americans?

What government agency was created to provided assistance to those displaced after the Civil War, this included food, health care, and education?

Which amendment to the Constitution ended slavery in the United States?

Which amendment to the Constitution guaranteed all citizens "equal protection" under the law?

Which amendment to the Constitution guaranteed the right to vote for all men, regardless of race, color, or previous servitude?

Whose Reconstruction plan hoped to restore the Union as quickly and peacefully as possible?

Whose Reconstruction plan punished the South for their role in the Civil War?

What does it mean to charge a public official with a wrongdoing?

Andrew Johnson was impeached for impeding Congressional Reconstruction and violating the Tenure in Office Act.

During Reconstruction, African Americans politically prospered with the power to vote and hold political offices.

What was the system of farming in which a farmer tends some portion of a landowner's land and receives a share of the crop at harvest time as payment?

What is the negative term used to describe a Northerner who moved to the South after the Civil War, thought to be taking advantage of the poor economic conditions of the South?

What is the negative term used to describe a white Southern Republican, believed to be traitor to the South and what it stands for?

What brought about an end to the Reconstruction?

African American rights continued to thrive in the years following the conclusion of the Reconstruction?

What is the forced separation of the races?

What were the intent of the Jim Crow laws that were instituted in the South following the Reconstruction?

What Supreme Court ruling established the "separate but equal" clause, legalizing segregation throughout the South?

Which of the following was NOT used to prevent African Americans from voting in the South in the decades following Reconstruction?

What 19th century civil rights activist promoted the need for African Americans to pursue a vocational education, focusing instead on economic well-being rather than political and social equality?

What 19th century civil rights activist promoted that all African Americans should pursue whatever education they choose, as well as those college educated, the "Talented Tenth," should lead the fight in demanding full equality?

Though different in their ideologies in regards to African American rights, what belief did both Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois agree?

What 19th century civil rights activist promoted the need for government to implement anti-lynching legislation in the United States?

What organization was established in the early 20th century to abolish segregation, oppose racism, and promote civil rights for African Americans?

What was name of the government program that provided 160 acres of land in return for the improvement of the land, the government hoped this program would escalate the settlement of the West?

What federal legislation provided government support/aid for the construction of the transcontinental railroad in the 19th century?

Which of the following was used by the federal government to help finance the construction of the transcontinental railroad during the 19th century?

Which of the following was NOT a result of the construction of the transcontinental railroad?

What group of African Americans migrated westward after the Civil War, often to locations like Kansas, to seek a new life away from the South?

What is the only native American religion established in the United States, they would be persecuted and forced to migrate westward and settled in lands of the Great Salt Lake?

Which immigrant group was highly recruited to construct the transcontinental railroad in the West?

What was the "open range"?

Why did many consider the "frontier" to be closed at the end of the 19th century?

What is the term for the lands where Native Americans were forced to live by the federal government?

Which of the following was NOT a way in which the United States exploited the Native Americans in the West?

The American destruction of what animal crippled the Native Americans in the late 19th century?

Who were the African American soldiers who served in the West to control Native Americans, capture cattle thieves, and to protect people migrating westward?

What was the Native American battle in which the Sioux massacred the Colonel Custer's 5th Cavalry, increasing the tense relationship between the Native Americans and American military?

What banned Native American ceremony, that resumed in the late 19th century, was viewed as a threat by Native Americans to the people of the West?

What was the Native American battle in which the American military slaughtered dozens of innocent Native Americans, bringing about an end to the Indian Wars and demise of Native Americans?

What legislation passed by the federal government forced the assimilation of the Native Americans through the breaking up of the reservations and the establishment of citizenship of the Native Americans?