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Abolitionists&

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Civil War

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People who wanted to end the practice of slavery were called?

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Abolitionists

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Which opponent of slavery led an armed raid on Harpers Ferry,

Virginia?

200a

John Brown

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Who was born into slavery and later spoke to audiences against it?

300a

Frederick Douglass

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To charge the President with wrongdoing while in office is to

_____?

400a

Impeach

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The separation of people is called __.

500a

Segregation

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The decision by the Southern states to leave the Union was called?

100a

Secession

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The growing importance of cotton in the 1840s and 1850s increased the

need for what?

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Slaves

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Laws passed to control newly freed slaves in the South were called__.

300a

Black Codes

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The fourteenth Amendment says that all U.S. citizens must____.

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…be treated equally under the law

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During Reconstruction, many African Americans ________.

500a

…became political leaders

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The large number of factories in the North led to the growth of_____.

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…cities

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Union troops expected an easy victory because the North had__.

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…more people and wealth

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After the Emancipation Proclamation, many African American men____.

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…joined the Union Army

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How did President Lincoln and his generals plan to divide the South?

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By seizing the Mississippi River

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President Lincoln believed that no state had the right to ______.

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Secede from the Union

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By 1850 the North and the South were deeply divided over the issue of

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slavery

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The ruling by the Supreme Court that said enslaved African Americans were property and could be taken anywhere was the ____.

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Dred Scott Decision

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Which law allowed the practice of slavery in some states south of an imaginary line, but forbade the practice north of that line?

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Missouri Compromise

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The book Uncle Tom’s Cabin convinced people that ______.

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…slavery should end

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In which state did war break out between “free soilers” and slave

owners in the 1850’s?

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Kansas

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Which candidate for President in the 1860 election opposed the spread of

slavery?

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Abe Lincoln

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The Republican Party grew out of the belief that _______.

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…new states must be free.

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Which method did Congress use to deal with the slavery issue?

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Compromises

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Which law allowed people in certain territories to decide for themselves whether

their state should be free or slave?

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Kansas- Nebraska Act

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The Fugitive Slave Law said that Free states must________.

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…return escaped slaves to the South.

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The time of rebuilding after the Civil War was called____________.

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• ….Reconstruction

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• After the Civil War, many members of Congress wanted to__________.

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• Punish the Southerners who had rebelled

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• After Reconstruction ended in 1877, African Americans in the South _____.

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…had their rights taken away

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• The purpose of the Under Ground Railroad was to__________________.

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• …help slaves escape to freedom.

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The purpose of General Grant’s “total war” plan was to _______________.

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…destroy the South’s ability and will to fight.

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On April 9, 1865 General Lee surrendered to General Grant at____________.

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Appomattox

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The Goal of the Confederacy during the Civil War was to______________.

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Become an independent country.

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In 1863 General Lee invaded the North in an attempt to __________.

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…cut off Washington D.C.

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The Civil War began with the __________.

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Confederate attack on Ft. Sumter.

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One reason that the North fought the Civil War was to keep _______________.

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…the United States together.