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The Civil War Chapter 5 Review!

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The Civil War

Chapter 5 Review!

Page 2: The Civil War. A. Slaves B. Unionist C. Tariff D. Farmers

A. Slaves

B. Unionist

C. Tariff

D. Farmers

Who were southerners who supported the North during the civil war?

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A. Slaves

B. Unionist

C. Tariff

D. Farmers

Who were southerners who supported the North during the civil war?

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A. Draft

B. Garrison

C. Sectionalism

D. Calling

What was the process of randomly selecting men to fight in a war called?

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A. Draft

B. Garrison

C. Sectionalism

D. Calling

What was the process of randomly selecting men to fight in a war called?

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A. Secede

B. Fence

C. Garrison

D. Orator

What was a military post or fort called?

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A. Secede

B. Fence

C. Garrison

D. Orator

What was a military post or fort called?

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A. Tariff

B. Draft

C. Secede

D. Money

What was a tax on goods shipped into the United States called?

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A. Tariff

B. Draft

C. Secede

D. Money

What was a tax on goods shipped into the United States called?

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A. Dodgers

B. Fort runners

C. Unionist

D. Blockade runners

Who were the men who broke through the blockades to sneak supplies into a port?

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A. Dodgers

B. Fort runners

C. Unionist

D. Blockade runners

Who were the men who broke through the blockades to sneak supplies into a port?

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A. Secede

B. Orator

C. Sectionalism

D. Foundries

To withdraw or separate..

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A. Secede

B. Orator

C. Sectionalism

D. Foundries

To withdraw or separate..

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A. Blockades

B. Foundries

C. Factories

D. Tariffs

Factories where metals are cast or molded..

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A. Blockades

B. Foundries

C. Factories

D. Tariffs

Factories where metals are cast or molded..

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A. Draft

B. Secede

C. Sectionalism

D. Orator

When one region believes its needs & culture are better than another’s region..

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A. Draft

B. Secede

C. Sectionalism

D. Orator

When one region believes its needs & culture are better than another’s region..

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A. Professor

B. Orator

C. Draft

D. Teacher

A person who gives speeches..

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A. Professor

B. Orator

C. Draft

D. Teacher

A person who gives speeches..

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A. Voted

B. Imported

C. Inaugurated

D. Ceremony

To be formally sworn into office..

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A. Voted

B. Imported

C. Inaugurated

D. Ceremony

To be formally sworn into office..

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A. feared it would raise the cost of

imported goods

B. didn’t make any money

C. didn’t like northerners

D. wanted to give their money to

other people

Southerners opposed a federal tariff because they..

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A. feared it would raise the cost of

imported goods

B. didn’t make any money

C. didn’t like northerners

D. wanted to give their money to

other people

Southerners opposed a federal tariff because they..

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A. it was the biggest city in Alabama

B. it had really beautiful buildings

C. it had a central location with good

railroad and river connections

D. it was the best city as far as

education

The Confederacy decided to make Montgomery the capital because..

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A. it was the biggest city in Alabama

B. it had really beautiful buildings

C. it had a central location with good

railroad and river connections

D. it was the best city as far as

education

The Confederacy decided to make Montgomery the capital because..

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A. The South fired on Fort Sumter

B. The South seceded from the North

C. The South didn’t agree to be taxed

D. The North wanted slavery to be

illegal

The Civil War began when..

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A. The South fired on Fort Sumter

B. The South seceded from the North

C. The South didn’t agree to be taxed

D. The North wanted slavery to be

illegal

The Civil War began when..

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A. It was the first battle in the war

B. The South had won the battle

C. The North captured a lot of

slaves

D. It gave the Union control of the

Mobile Bay

The Battle of Mobile was important because..

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A. It was the first battle in the war

B. The South had won the battle

C. The North captured a lot of

slaves

D. It gave the Union control of the

Mobile Bay

The Battle of Mobile was important because..

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A. slavery and politics

B. money and slavery

C. power and slavery

D. politics and money

In the early 1800’s, most of the issues between the North & South involved..

Page 31: The Civil War. A. Slaves B. Unionist C. Tariff D. Farmers

A. slavery and politics

B. money and slavery

C. power and slavery

D. politics and money

In the early 1800’s, most of the issues between the North & South involved..

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A. bigger army and more land

B. money and fighting on home ground

C. fighting on home ground and boys

attended military schools

D. boys attended military schools and

money

The South had the following advantages over the North..

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A. bigger army and more land

B. money and fighting on home ground

C. fighting on home ground and boys

attended military schools

D. boys attended military schools and

money

The South had the following advantages over the North..

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A. was captured by the south and became

a slave

B. helped General Forest catch Federal

raiders

C. helped free slaves to the north

D. dressed up as a soldier and fought for

the north

Emma Sansom was a young girl who..

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A. was captured by the south and became

a slave

B. helped General Forest catch Federal

raiders

C. helped free slaves to the north

D. dressed up as a soldier and fought for

the north

Emma Sansom was a young girl who..

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A. abolitionists

B. raiders

C. blockade runners

D. foundries

People who opposed slavery were called..

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A. abolitionists

B. raiders

C. blockade runners

D. foundries

People who opposed slavery were called..

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A. Barack Obama

B. George Bush

C. Abraham Lincoln

D. Jefferson Davis

The first President of the Confederacy was..

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A. Barack Obama

B. George Bush

C. Abraham Lincoln

D. Jefferson Davis

The first President of the Confederacy was..

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A. tax everyone, make a constitution, build

a capital, and win the war

B. design a currency (money), build an

military (army & navy), and build factories

C. pick a president, form an army, clear the

land, and save a lot of money

D. win the war

As the confederacy began to form a government, they had to..

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A. tax everyone, make a constitution, build

a capital, and win the war

B. design a currency (money), build an

military (army & navy), and build factories

C. pick a president, form an army, clear the

land, and save a lot of money

D. win the war

As the confederacy began to form a government, they had to..

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