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Westward Expansion/ Civil War 2015 Review
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By Michelle Byrd | Updated: Mar 20, 2022
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What war strategy did the South use to gain foreign support during the Civil War?
King Cotton Diplomacy
Trade restrictions
Bribing the French for their support
Blockade Runners
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Westward Expansion, LA Purchase, War of 1812
2.
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2.
When the Civil War began, what was the main purpose Lincoln gave for fighting this war?
To bring an end to slavery
To preserve the Union
To let the South know that he was the President and that he was in charge
Carry out total war and to destroy the enemy
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3.
What was the most significant issue that led the Southern states to break away from the Union?
State Rights
Slavery
Creation of the Republican Party
Desire to create and form own nation
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4.
Who was the President of the Confederate States of America?
Thomas Jefferson
JeffersonDavis
Stonewall Jackson
Robert E.Lee
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5.
Which political party was against the spread of slavery into the new territories or states?
Democrat
Unionist
Republican
Whig
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6.
Select the years for the Civil War.
1861-1865
1845-1865
1900-1910
1860-1870
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7.
The Anaconda Plan was a war strategy that the Union used during the Civil War. Which of the following was not included in the military plan?
Conquering the Confederate Capital of Richomond, VA
Gain control of Mississippi River
Blockade Southern ports
King Cotton Diplomacy
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8.
The Emancipation Proclamation main purpose would be...?
Declared all slaves to be free in those areas controlled by the Confederacy
Immediately freed all the slaves in the United States
Called for an end to the Civil War
Called for only slaves to be freed in the Northern states
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9.
Sherman targeted military and useable civilian resources to destroy the South's ability to fight and win the war. What type of war was this known as?
Blockade running
Anaconda Plan
King Cotton Diplomacy
Total war
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10.
What is the main idea expressed in the Gettysburg Address?
The war must end quickly because causalities are too high
All men are equal
Slavery should end
The war should continue- total war was announced
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11.
Who was the assassin of Lincoln?
John Adams
William Holden
John Wilkes Booth
Zebulon Vance
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12.
Why was the Battle of Vicksburg a turning point in the Civil War?
The South gained full control of the Mississippi River
The North gained full control of the Mississippi River
The South surrendered after losing the battle
The North surrendered weapons at this battle
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13.
The Presidential Election of 1860 marked a turning point for the United States. Why?
The Southern states felt helpless after Lincoln's election and fearful that slavery would end in the US
The Northern states decided to end slavery after Lincoln was elected
The Northern states asked the new western states to ban slavery after 1860
The Southern states decided to ban slavery after Lincoln was elected
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14.
What document did Lincoln draw inspiration from as he was writing the Gettysburg Address?
US Constitution
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Treaty of Paris
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15.
What was the main purpose of the 13th Amendment?
Forgave the war debts of the Confederacy
Abolished slavery in the US
Lincoln gave his plan for reconstruction of the South
Gave voting rights to women
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16.
Complete the analogy Manifest Destiny:_______________ 13 colonies : Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi River
Missouri River
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17.
Homesteading laws were desgined to attract which of the following groups?
Gold miners
Farmers
Trappers
Mountain men
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18.
President Thomas Jefferson was concerned about the LA Purchase because?
The new government could not afford the purchase of 15 million
The Constitution did not say anything about the president's right to purchase land
Spain was threatening to declare war on the US over the territory
France would kick the US off the land and contol the whole region
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19.
The LA purchase...?
Included all the territory east of the Mississippi River
Tripled the size of the US
Stretched all the way to the Pacific Ocean
Doubled the size of the US
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20.
Why was NC concerned with the LA Purchase?
They thought the new land would eventually bring an end to slavery
They did not have the money to pay for the new land
It was too much land to gevern
They did not believe in manifest destiny
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21.
Who was sent to explore the LA territory in 1804?
Andrew Jackson/James Madison
Lewis/Clark
Washington/Franklin
Adams/Franklin
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22.
The Great Wagon Road was the Central pathway that most settlers used from 1735-1775 in the Southern US.
True
False
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23.
What event motivated Congress to pass the Homestead Act of 1862?
Civil War
Completion of the Transcontinental Railroad
Building of cities
Gold Rush of 1848
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24.
Who was known as one of the original "frontier settlers"?
Daniel Boone
George Washington
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
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25.
Which of the following reasons
would not be a reason why settlers moved west?
Search for gold, silver or other natural resources
Land opportunites
Religious opportunites
Wilderness/dangerous animals encounters/ exposure to harsh elements of weather
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26.
Who saved valuable documents during the War of 1812?
James Madison
Dolley Madison
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
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27.
Why was the War of 1812 known as the "War for Second Independence"?
The war was fought with the French
The war was fought against the British again- if the US lost, we could have been colonies again
The main reason it was called this is because it was the second time we went to war as a...
The main reason it was called this is because it was the second time we went to war as a nation
No importance to this name at all, James Madison just called it this for memorial purposes
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28.
How did the War of 1812 greatly help the American economy?
The US made own goods and items since trade difficulties occurred with embargo and blockades
James Madison encouraged trade with the other nations of the world after the war
Native Americans gave up fighting with the US people and the economy began to grow
Thomas Jefferson sent the French out of the nation
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29.
Why was NC called the "Rip Van Winkle State"?
People farmed and grew only tobacco crops for export
People moved out of state, the economy was weak, lack of educational opportunities in the state,
People in NC decided to build and move the new capitol to Raleigh
People in NC disobeyed the leadership of NC and voted out all the leaders
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30.
Why is Archibald Murphey important to NC?
Governor of NC in the 1800's
Reform leader of the 1800's in NC who tried to solve problems
Leader of the Trail of Tears
Leader of the Constitutional Convention of 1835
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31.
How did the new Constitution of 1835 in NC
become more undemocratic?
Fewer leaders were elected to political office
The governor had complete power for several years before re-election had to occur
Free African Americans and Native Americans lost the right to vote
The people of the West(Backcountry) had little power in the government after 1835
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32.
What Native American tribe was moved from NC during the Trail of Tears?
Cherokee
Catawba
Hatteras
Tuscarora
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33.
How did the gold rush in NC impact the state?
The state experienced a long steady stream of gold being found in the state and the population of the state...
The state experienced a long steady stream of gold being found in the state and the population of the state will grow
Gold coins were minted in the state which boosted the economy
New groups moved to state to mine for gold and new businesses were created
All of above
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34.
Which of the following true statements does not belong with the concept of Manifest Destiny
Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence
The LA Purchase doubled the size of the US and was acquired under Thomas Jefferson
The Monroe Doctrine was the basis of foreign policy in the US in 1823- the US became the defender of...
The Monroe Doctrine was the basis of foreign policy in the US in 1823- the US became the defender of freedom for all of the nations of the Western Hemisphere
Native American removal was a painful part of our national history.
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35.
The US Constitution is the basis of all of the laws in the US.
True
False
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36.
The Piedmont region is characterized by red clay soil, rolling hills and rapids.
True
False
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What war strategy did the South use to gain foreign support...
When the Civil War began, what was the main purpose Lincoln gave for...
What was the most significant issue that led the Southern states to...
Who was the President of the Confederate States of America?
Which political party was against the spread of slavery into the new...
Select the years for the Civil War.
The Anaconda Plan was a war strategy that the Union used during the...
The Emancipation Proclamation main purpose would be...?
Sherman targeted military and useable civilian resources to destroy...
What is the main idea expressed in the Gettysburg Address?
Who was the assassin of Lincoln?
Why was the Battle of Vicksburg a turning point in the Civil War?
The Presidential Election of 1860 marked a turning point for the...
What document did Lincoln draw inspiration from as he was writing the...
What was the main purpose of the 13th Amendment?
Complete the analogy Manifest Destiny:_______________ 13 colonies...
Homesteading laws were desgined to attract which of the following...
President Thomas Jefferson was concerned about the LA Purchase...
The LA purchase...?
Why was NC concerned with the LA Purchase?
Who was sent to explore the LA territory in 1804?
The Great Wagon Road was the Central pathway that most settlers used...
What event motivated Congress to pass the Homestead Act of 1862?
Who was known as one of the original "frontier settlers"?
Which of the following reasons would not be a reason why settlers...
Who saved valuable documents during the War of 1812?
Why was the War of 1812 known as the "War for Second...
How did the War of 1812 greatly help the American economy?
Why was NC called the "Rip Van Winkle State"?
Why is Archibald Murphey important to NC?
How did the new Constitution of 1835 in NC become more undemocratic?
What Native American tribe was moved from NC during the Trail of...
How did the gold rush in NC impact the state?
Which of the following true statements does not belong with the...
The US Constitution is the basis of all of the laws in the US.
The Piedmont region is characterized by red clay soil, rolling hills...
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