A) cotton B) tourists C) industry D) tobacco
A) Free states got extra votes B) Georgia changed from a slave to free state. C) Arkansas as a free state D) Maine as a free state
A) passengers B) sailors C) operators D) conductors
A) oppose the spread of slavery B) pass the Kansas-Nebraska Act C) build a transcontinental railroad D) support slavery
A) It imposed big fines on slave owners. B) It abolished slavery. C) Meant that if slaves were taken to free states, they were still slaves. D) It closed the underground railroad.
A) Anaconda B) Vicksburg C) Shiloh D) Bull Run
A) South had more railroads. B) Southerners were more skilled at hunting, shooting, and riding. C) South had a larger population. D) Southern factories were larger than in the north.
A) ironclad battle ships B) muskets C) bayonets D) mustard gas
A) south B) Mrs. Marcus C) north
A) North Korea B) south C) north
A) Canada B) south C) north
A) north B) south C) Mr. Bedwell
A) Antietam B) Shiloh C) Gettysburg D) Vicksburg
A) She made food for the troops. B) She was a scout. C) She cared for the wounded. D) She spied on the Confederates.
A) move troops north and fight in Arkansas B) find General Sherman and join his troops. C) destroy Lee's army and capture Richmond D) move troops east and destroy Alabama
A) no property was destroyed B) South won the war C) troops marched in Alabama D) South's fighting spirit was broken
A) Appomattox, VA B) Richmond, VA C) Savannah, GA D) Washington DC
A) carpetbaggers B) Kim Jong Uns C) sharecroppers D) Yankee Doodles
A) Ku Klux Klan B) Jim Crow Society C) Freedmen's Bureau D) Communists
A) Jim Crow Laws B) White Laws C) 13, 14, 15 amendments D) Fugitive slave laws |