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2.4 Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A document that spells out the powers of a government and the rights of citizens is called what?

a)

constitution

b)

boycott

c)

segregation

d)

secede

2.

A form of protest in which customers refuse to use or purchase a good or service is called what?

a)

boycott

b)

capital

c)

secede

d)

constitution

3.

City where the government of a state or territory is located is called what?

a)

capital

b)

citizens

c)

government

d)

territory

4.

A system for making and enforcing laws and providing services to people is called what?

a)

government

b)

plantations

c)

boycott

d)

segregation

5.

To officially withdraw from a government or country is called what?

a)

secede

b)

territory

c)

reconstruction

d)

boycott

6.

A large farm, usually worked by many laborers is called what?

a)

plantation

b)

secede

c)

territory

d)

capital

7.

The process by which the United States reunited the South with the Union after the Civil War is called what?

a)

reconstruction

b)

territory

c)

segregation

d)

boycott

8.

An area of land that is part of a larger area and has its own government is called what?

a)

territory

b)

plantation

c)

constitution

d)

capital

9.

The separation of races is called what?

a)

segregation

b)

reconstruction

c)

government

d)

secede

10.

After the Civil War ended in 1865, the United States brought Florida back into the Union through a process called (a)  

11.

This process allowed formerly enslaved Africans to become United States (a)  

12.

There was still (a)   in the military, schools, and businesses.

13.

Later, many Floridians protested by deciding to march or (a)   services or goods provided by companies that supported segregation.

14.

In 1861, Florida joined other states in the South in deciding to (a)   from the United States over the issue of slavery.

15.

The wealthy started large farms, or (a)   , with cotton being the main crop.