Civil War Test Review Flashcards

1
Q

Did John Brown support slavery?

A

No- he felt so strongly that he gathered weapons and tried to kill people against it.

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2
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How was John Brown viewed after he died?

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A martyr to abolitists.

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3
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What did the Kansas-Nebraska act replace?

A

The Missouri Compromise.

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4
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What could people use to decide on free or slave states after Kansas-Nebraska act?

A

Popular sovereignty

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5
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In bleeding kansas, why did people against and for slavery move there?

A

To change the vote.

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6
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In the fugitive slave act, what did people have to do with runaway slaves?

A

Return them to their owners.

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7
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Did Dred Scott have a case with moving from slave to free to slave?

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Yes, because technically if he was in free territory he should be free.

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8
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Why did Dred Scott eventually not have a case?

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Because the supreme court ruled that since he was black, he didn’t have a case because he was listed under property laws and not considered a citizen.

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9
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What were Lincoln’s goals?

A

To keep the states together.

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10
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What was Lincoln portrayed as?

A

An abolitionist, by Stephen Douglas.

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11
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Why did the Republican party win?

A

Because the Democratic party couldn’t decide on a candidate because of slavery beliefs.

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12
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What does Lincoln’s election cause?

A

S.C. and other states seceding.

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13
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Why did the South hate tariffs?

A

Because they affected them more and were high.

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14
Q

What did the economies rely on?

A

North- factories and industry
South- plantations, slave labor, and crops

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15
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Had the states been unified in beliefs before they seceded?

A

No.

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16
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How many states in total seceded?

A

Eleven.

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17
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Is Lincoln for or against slavery?

A

Neither; he wants ALL or NOTHING.

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18
Q

Where was the bombing of Fort Sumter?

A

South Carolina

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19
Q

What did the bombing of Fort Sumter mark?

A

First exchange of fire

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20
Q

Was Fort Sumter a Union or Confederate victory?

A

Confederate

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21
Q

Where was the first battle of Bull Run?

A

Virginia

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22
Q

What did confederate general Stonewall Jackson come with?

A

Reinforcements

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23
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Was the first battle of Bull run a Confederate or Union victory?

A

Confederate

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24
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Where was the Battle of Antietam fought?

A

Maryland

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25
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Who led the Confederate army at Antietam?

A

General Robert E. Lee

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26
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Who led the Union army at Antietam?

A

General McLellan

27
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Was Antietam a Confederate or Union victory?

A

Union

28
Q

What is Antietam remembered as?

A

The bloodiest one day battle

29
Q

What did the emancipation proclamation do?

A

Declare all slaves free and let them join the Union army

30
Q

Where was the Battle of Vicksburg fought?

A

Mississippi

31
Q

What was the plan included in Vicksburg?

A

The anaconda plan, a plan to cut off the Confederate troops of vital food and supplies. Ulysses S. Grant

32
Q

Was the Battle of Vicksburg a Confederate or Union victory?

A

Major Union victory

33
Q

Where was the Battle of Gettysburg fought?

A

Pennsylvania

34
Q

What is the Battle of Gettysburg known as?

A

The turning point of the civil war, and the bloodiest battle with over 55,000 casualties. Union victory.

35
Q

What did the Gettysburg address do?

A

Made a national cemetery to honor ALL who had died.

36
Q

Where did Sherman’s March to the Sea happen?

A

Georgia

37
Q

What was the purpose of Sherman’s March to the sea?

A

To cause total destruction. Stole food and livestock and burned houses and barns. Big hit to South economy.

38
Q

Who surrendered at Appomattox Court house?

A

General Lee and the Confederate army surrendered to general Grant

39
Q

What did the confederates surrender at the end of the war?

A

Richmond, Virginia

40
Q

What did Appomattox Court House mark?

A

The end of the civil war

41
Q

Who is Abraham lincoln?

A

The union president

42
Q

What did Clara Barton do and what did she found?

A

She was a nurse in the civil war. She went on to found the American Red Cross.

43
Q

What did Ulysses s Grant serve as?

A

Commander in Chief of the Union army during the civil war. Later became president.

44
Q

Who is William h Carney?

A

First African American to be awarded the medal of honor. Served with the 54th massachusetts.

45
Q

Why is general Jackson called Stonewall Jackson?

A

Because he commanded his troops to stand like a stone wall at the Battle of Bull run, forcing the Union army to retreat.

46
Q

Who was Jefferson davis?

A

The president of the Confederate States of America.

47
Q

Which side was Robert e Lee on?

A

The Confederacy

48
Q

Who was Harriet tubman?

A

Escaped slave who helped the underground railroad and work for the Union army.

49
Q

What did Frederick Douglass publish?

A

Narrative of the Life of Frederick douglass, an American slave

50
Q

Which reform movements was Sojourner Truth part of?

A

The abolitionist, women’s rights, and temperance movements.

51
Q

What did William Lloyd Garrison view the Constitution as?

A

Pro slavery

52
Q

Did the North or South have better weapons?

A

The north, because of industrial power

53
Q

What is a disadvantage of the South?

A

The war was fought in their land, so more land was hurt.

54
Q

What was transcendentalism?

A

The belief that some things humans cannot understand.

55
Q

Who were the Hudson River School artists?

A

They painted vivid landscape paintings, romanticizing the country before the industrial

56
Q

What reform did Dorothea Dix lead?

A

Prison and hospital reform

57
Q

What did Henry David Thoreau write?

A

Civil disobedience

58
Q

Were Quakers violent or peaceful?

A

Peaceful

59
Q

What was manifest destiny?

A

The belief that the United States was destined to reach the West Coast.

60
Q

Why was James k Polk elected as president?

A

Because he promised that the people would achieve a manifest destiny.

61
Q

The slogan 54 40 or fight was a popular slogan to acquire what land?

A

The Oregon Territory

62
Q

What could be found in california?

A

The gold rush

63
Q

What started the Mexican-American war?

A

Border disputes

64
Q

What ended the Mexican-American war?

A

The treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo