Chapter 14 and 15 Test Flashcards

1
Q

What did the doctrine of free soil insist?

A

That Congress prohibit slavery in the territories

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2
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What would the solution of popular sovereignty allow?

A

It would allow each territory to decide the matter of slavery for themselves

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3
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What did the Wilmot Proviso insist?

A

That Congress could bar slavery in any territory that Mexico had ceded to the Union

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4
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Who wrote up the compromise of 1850 and sent it to President Taylor?

A

Henry Clay

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5
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What six things did the Compromise of 1850 entail?

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The admission of Cali. as a free state
The division of the remainder of the Mexican cession into two territories, New Mexico and Utah, without the federal restrictions on slavery
The settlement of the Texas-New Mexico boundary dispute on terms favorable to New Mexico
As an incentive for Texas, an agreement that the federal government would assume the considerable public debt of Texas
The continuance of slavery in the district of columbia but the abolition of the slave trade
A more effective slave law

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6
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What was the compromise of 1850 organized into?

A

The omnibus bill

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7
Q

Who gave the seventh or March speech?

A

Daniel Webster

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8
Q

After Taylor’s death, who took the presidency?

A

Millard Fillmore

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9
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Who finally instituted the compromise of 1850?

A

Stephen A. Douglas

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10
Q

The did the fugitive slave act do?

A

Denied fugitives right of trial
Cannot testify on own behalf
Have to return to slavery
More money to commissioner if they ruled for the slaveholder

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11
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What was happened after the attempt to free Anthony Burns

A

Shattered the complacency of conservative supporters of the compromise of 1850

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12
Q

What anti-slavery book was turned into a play?

A

Uncle Tom’s cabin

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13
Q

Who won the election of 1852?

A

Franklin Pierce

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14
Q

Which election left the Whig party diminished to only the know-nothings and Republicans

A

1852

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15
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What drove Douglas to organize the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

A

His intent for a transcontinental railroad

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16
Q

The Kansas-Nebraska act, which divided the Nebraska state into both slave and free, violated which doctrine?

A

The Missouri compromise

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17
Q

How did Taney address the Dred Scott Case?

A

Scott could not sue for his freedom
No black or descent from a slave could become a US citizen
The Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional

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18
Q

What events posed Lincoln as a true threat for presidency?

A

Lincoln-Douglas debates

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19
Q

Whose name was not on any of the ballots in the election of 1860, even though he won?

A

Lincoln

20
Q

What was the aftermath of the election of 1860?

A

Southern States succeeded from the union

21
Q

What event marked the beginning of the confederate Army?

A

John Brown’s attacks on Harper’s Ferry

22
Q

Who was the first president of the confederate States?

A

Jefferson Davis

23
Q

What event marked the beginning of the civil war?

A

The cannon attacks on Fort Sumter

24
Q

What advantage and disadvantage did the Union army have against the confederate army?

A

They had more soldiers but they were not as experienced

25
Q

Who came up with the Anaconda Plan?

A

Winfield Scott

26
Q

What were the three parts to the Anaconda plan?

A

The Peninsula Campaign
The Western Campaign
Naval Blockade

27
Q

Who took over the Union army after the Peninsula Campaign?

A

George McClullen

28
Q

Who controlled the confederate army?

A

Robert E. Lee

29
Q

What was Lee’s strategy to win the war?

A

Wear out the Union Army

30
Q

Who led the captures of Paducah, Kentucky and Fort Donaldson

A

Ulysses S. Grant and Tecumseh Sherman

31
Q

What was the first major battle of the war and who won?

A

The Battle of Shiloh - Union Victory

32
Q

What was George McClullen’s major problem?

A

Too conservative and refused to use the army

33
Q

What was Lee’s strategy to winning the Battle of Seven Days?

A

To distract the Union Army away from Richmond

34
Q

What did Lincoln suspend in Virginia, allowing him to arrest any rebels or anyone anti-government?

A

Habeas Corpus

35
Q

Who won the Battle of Cedar Mountain?

A

Confederates

36
Q

Who won the second battle of Manassas

A

Confederates

37
Q

Who replaces McClullen after Lincoln fires him?

A

Albert Burnside

38
Q

Who decides to create an Ironclad to rival the confederates’?

A

Gideon Welles

39
Q

What did the contraband act say?

A

You could keep all southern Contraband as property

40
Q

What did the Confiscation Act say?

A

Allowed the Union to keep escaped slaves

41
Q

Who won the election of 1864?

A

Lincoln

42
Q

Who accepts the Confederate surrender?

A

Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain

43
Q

What was the first time we see sterile operating rooms and hospitals?

A

the Women’s Sanitary Society

44
Q

What did the Homestead Act say?

A

In each state, a hundred and sixty acres of free land west of the MI river, would be set aside for universities

45
Q

Which amendment banned slavery forever?

A

13th