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WorksheetsWeek 19 Studies Weekly Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Why did the expansion of slavery cause so much conflict?
It led to increased trade.
It caused economic prosperity.
It increased sectionalism and conflict over states' rights.
It promoted peace among states.
What was the most significant cause of the division shown on this map?
the Civil War
popular sovereignty
westward expansion
the expansion of slavery
Which quotation from the Gettysburg address speech addresses the main conflict that led to the Civil War?
“…brought forth on this continent a new nation …”
“…that all men are created equal …”
Which of the following statements is TRUE about American Indian involvement in the Civil War? Select all that apply.
All tribes agreed on which side of the Civil War to support.
Approximately 20,000 American Indians served in the Civil War.
American Indians hoped each government would see them as allies.
Very few American Indians served in the Union and Confederate armies.
What challenges did the Civil War cause for many American Indians?
Loss of land and resources.
Increased trade opportunities.
Improved relations with settlers.
Access to new technologies.
Why did many Irish immigrants enlist in the Union Army during the Civil War?
It was difficult to find jobs.
They felt loyalty to the Union.
They were promised land in the South.
The law stated that immigrants must enlist.
During the Civil War, Irish Americans in the Irish Brigade __________.
suffered very few casualties
fought for the Confederate Army
deserted and moved to the West
participated in every major battle
Which of the following is the best title for this list? - Worked as spies - Worked as army nurses - Managed businesses and farms
Why Immigrants Fought in the Civil War
Jobs of Union Officers
Contributions of Women During the Civil War
Successes of the Irish Brigade
This list best describes the contributions and achievements of __________ during the Civil War.
serving as soldiers in the military
including infantry and artillery unit
performed vital support roles like nurses, cooks, scouts, spies, laborers, teamsters, and carpenters.
African Americans
immigrants
the Irish Brigade
women
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