5 Written Questions

1. high taxes
2. Abolitionist who led the attack on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia
3. Person liberties guaranteed by law
4. Nation created by states of the lower South when they seceded from the Union
5. More experienced generals

5 Matching Questions

1. After the South's victories at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. Gettysburg Address
4. By capturing Fort Henry and Fort Donelson
5. Charles Sumner

1. a President Lincoln's address that redefined the ideas of freedom and equality in the US
2. b Some Northern leaders began to talk about making peace with the South
3. c The North gained control of important water ways
4. d Senator of Massachusetts - gave a powerful speech "The Crime Against Kansas"
5. e Republican - opposed slavery on moral grounds in debates with Stephen Douglas

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Britain and France
   1. Fourteenth Amendment
   2. Charles Sumner
   3. countries South asked to intervene
   4. Thirteenth Amendment
2. Senator from South Carolina - declared that the South would not give up its liberty to save the Union
   1. John Calhoun
   2. John Brown
   3. contraband
   4. Pardon
3. Removed federal troops from the south
   1. Sharecropper
   2. Henry Clay
   3. Roger Taney
   4. Rutherford B. Hayes
4. Official forgiveness of a crime
   1. John Brown
   2. Pardon
   3. Copperheads
   4. Draft
5. Rents the land on which which he or she grows crops
   1. nativism
   2. Carpetbagger
   3. Black codes
   4. Tenant farmer

5 True/False Questions

1. agriculture in the South after the war → Racists attitude continued in the North and South

   True        False

2. Failure of the Reconstruction → high taxes

   True        False

3. reelection of Lincoln showed Northern voters → ratification of the 13th Amendment

   True        False

4. John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry → Deepened the division between North and South

   True        False

5. contraband → Chief Justice - Dred Scott decision upheld the right of slaveholders to take their slaves anywhere in the US and keep them as slaves

   True        False