6 Written Questions

1. He was the first African-American to be elected to the Senate.
2. Nicknamed the Little Giant, this Illinois Senator help work out a compromise over California. He later lost the 1860 presidential election.
3. She was a former slave who made 19 trips to the South to lead other slaves north to freedom.
4. This Union general captured Atlanta and then marched to the sea in order to bring the pain of the war of the South.
5. He led the main southern army, and was almost unbeatable until he lost a major to General Meade in the biggest battle of the Civil War.
6. This vice-president became president and then was impeached because he opposed Congress.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. This southern general got his nickname at Bull Run, and was know for arriving at a battle in the nick of time.
   1. Andrew Johnson
   2. Stonewall Jackson
   3. Jefferson Davis
   4. Clara Barton
2. This Mississippi plantation owner was president of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
   1. Jefferson Davis
   2. Hiram Revels
   3. Stephen Douglas
   4. John Brown
3. This Illinois lawyer was president of the United States during the Civil War.
   1. Abraham Lincoln
   2. Clara Barton
   3. Andrew Johnson
   4. Hiram Revels
4. He was a Radical Republican from Pennsylvania who wanted to punish the South and protect African-Americans.
   1. Hiram Revels
   2. Thaddeus Stephens
   3. Ulysses S. Grant
   4. Harriet Tubman
5. This "Pathfinder" mapped Oregon, led troops in California against Mexico, and was Republican candidate for president in 1865.
   1. John Brown
   2. John C. Fremont
   3. Ulysses S. Grant
   4. Hiram Revels

5 True/False Questions

1. George MaClellan → After the loss at Bull Run he became the leader of the Union army. He prepared the army to fight by was not aggressive enough in battle.

   True        False

2. John Brown → He was a radical abolitionist who killed 5 man in Kansas before leading a raid on Harper's Ferry to free the slaves.

   True        False

3. Clara Barton → He was a radical abolitionist who killed 5 man in Kansas before leading a raid on Harper's Ferry to free the slaves.

   True        False

4. Harriet Beecher Stowe → Her book, Uncle Tom's Cabin, portrayed the cruelty of slavery ad helped to turn northern opinion toward action against it.

   True        False

5. Ulysses S. Grant → This "Pathfinder" mapped Oregon, led troops in California against Mexico, and was Republican candidate for president in 1865.

   True        False