American History 126: Section I Review Flashcards

1
Q

Name four possible causual factors for the War Between the States.

A
  • protective tariffs
  • slavery
  • states’ rights
  • the Bank of the United States
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2
Q

___ challenged people to humble themselves before the God, confess, their national sins, and pray for forgiveness.

A

President Abraham Lincoln

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3
Q

Th first state to ___ from the Union was South Carolina.

A

secede

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4
Q

List the eleven Confederate States.

A
  1. Alabama
  2. Arkansas
  3. Florida
  4. Georgia
  5. Louisiana
  6. Mississippi
  7. North Carolina
  8. South Carolina
  9. Tennessee
  10. Texas
  11. Virginia
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5
Q

Allan Pinkerton’s organization was able to uncover a plot to sabotage the train President-elect Lincoln was taking to ___, Maryland.

A

Baltimore

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6
Q

List four important provisions of the Conferedate constitution.

A
  • limited the central government
  • prhibited the slave trade
  • recognized and protected slavery itself
  • prohibited protective tariffs
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7
Q

Mississippian Jefferson Davis served as President of the ___.

A

Confederacy

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8
Q

The opening shots of the War Between the States were fired on Fort ___.

A

Sumter

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9
Q

The War Between the States began in what year?

A

1861

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10
Q

Who wrote the words to “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”?

A

Julia Ward Howe

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11
Q

The song “___” was written by Daniel Decatur Emmett and became the Confederate war song.

A

Dixie

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12
Q

Three basic battle strategies of the Union were to:

A
  • Blockade the Confederate coastline
  • Gain control of the Mississippi and divide the South in two
  • Seize Richmond, Virginia
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13
Q

The War Between the States was divided basically into two theaters of operation bounded by what three geographical features?

A

the Appalachian Mountains, Mississippi River, and Atlantic Sea

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14
Q

What is another name for the First Battle of Manassas?

A

Battle of Bull Run

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15
Q

General ___ was given the nickname Stonewall.

A

Thomas J. Jackson

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16
Q

The battle between the Monitor and the Merrimack was the first battle in history between two ___ warships.

A

ironclad

17
Q

Who did Robert E. Lee consider to be his most able opponent?

A

George B. McClellan

18
Q

What valley was the scene of Jackson’s Valley Comapaign?

A

Shenandoah Valley

19
Q

Confederate General Jackson, Lee, and Longstreet participated in the Second Battle of ___.

A

Manassas

20
Q

The Confederacy hoped to gain ___ by successfully invading the North.

A

foreign recognition

21
Q

The first ___ was issued five days after the Battle of Antietam and only the freed slaves in the Confederate States.

A

Emancipation Proclamation

22
Q

With the Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln wanted to keep ___ nations from recognizing and aiding the South.

A

European

23
Q

General McClellan was replaced by Union General ___.

A

Ambrose E. Burnside

24
Q

The slaves in Delaware and Kentucky were not freed until the adoption of the ___ Amendement to the United States Constitution.

A

Thirteenth

25
Q

The Battle of ___ was fought on the banks of the Rappahannock River.

A

Fredericksburg

26
Q

Union General Burnside was replaced by General Joseph “Fighting Joe” ___.

A

Hooker

27
Q

Confederate Generals ___ and “Stonewall” Jackson successfully attacked Hooker’s position at Chancellorsville.

A

Robert E. Lee

28
Q

Who replaced Union General Hooker?

A

General George Meade

29
Q

General “Stonewall” Jackson was accidentally shot and killed by one of his own men, which prompted General Lee to say, “___.”

A

I have lost my right arm

30
Q

Mark 14:38

A

Watch ye and pray, lest ye enter into temptation. The Spirit truly is ready, but the flesh is weak.

31
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