US HISTORY CIVIL WAR TEST REVIEW Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

lincoln justified the emancipation proclaimation as the first steps to realizing the goals of the

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declaration of independance

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2
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the disorder in kansas was caused by

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interference from the outsiders (north and south on the slavery issue)

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3
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confederate troops fired on fort sumter when lincoln ordered

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supplies to be sent to the fort

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4
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early military actions seemed to indicate that the

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southern generals were superior

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5
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the emancipation proclaimation promised freedom to slaves

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in the confederate held states and territories

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6
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_________ built some powerful _______________for the confederacy

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france
iron clad cruisers

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7
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lincolns primary goal was to

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preserve the union

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8
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in lincolns second inaugural address he urged ______________________ towards the south

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the tolerance and mercy

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9
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who was lincolns running mate in1864

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andrew johnson

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10
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what president served prior to lincoln and was considered weak

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james buchanan

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11
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___________ was a famous ____________ republican

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thaddeaus stevens
radical

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12
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he southern idea that __________played a major role in their ___________

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cotton is king
foreign affairs

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13
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the nyc draft riots were mainly against

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conscription (drafts into army)

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14
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the north had many advantages such as more _______ more ___________and more __________ capabilities but they did not have ____________

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people
railroads
industiral
superior military leadership

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15
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an advantage for the confederacy was that they were fighting a

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defensive war

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16
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the south believed that the ________ would come to their aid because they ______________

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british
needed southern cotton

17
Q

general george mccleallan was too ______ for lincoln

18
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__________ march through georgia contributed greatly to __________election

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shermans
lincolns

19
Q

the 14th ammendment gave

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US citizenship to former slaves

20
Q

the 15th ammendment gave

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african american males the right to vote

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the major american export was

22
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the general believed in the doctrine of total war

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william t sherman

23
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whi was the president of the confederact

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jefferson davis

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jefferson davis did not use lincolns unrestrained powers because of the souths

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emphasis on state rights

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lees last attempt to invade the north ended in defeat at the battle of
gettysburg
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where did robert e lee surrender to grant
applomax court house
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in the decades before the civil war the north ________________ lincoln suspended the __________ during the war and applied __________
rapidly expanded industry writ of habeus corpus martial law freely
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the first major battle of the civil war was
bull run (north wins)
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the union victory at _________ gave them control of the __________
vicksburg mississippi river
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the south was divided into _______ under the provisions of the ________
5 military districts reconstruction act
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senator _______ was beated unconsious by a member of the ________ for an anti slavery speech
charles sumner house of representatives
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dred scott decision
the supreme court says that african americans were not citizens and that congress could not outlaw slavery
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secede
when the southern states choose to leave the US and form their own country
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abolitionist
a person who wanted to eliminate slavery
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sectionalism
putting local interest ahead of the entire country
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mason-dixon line
a border that seperated free and slave states
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fugitive slave laws
states that escaped slaves had to be returned to their owners
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emancipation proclaimation
an executive oreder by president lincoln stating that slaves were to be set free