2. The Civil War and Reconstruction Test Review Ch. 2 and 3

3. Pick a Level Single 11, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 102345678910 Double 11, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1223456789101112 Triple 11, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 102345678910 Homerun 11, 2, 3, 4, 52345

6. Single Question # 1 Lincoln suspended _________________, or the lawful reason to hold a person in prison. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

7. Single Question # 2 Lincoln placed neutral states under ____________________, making the army responsible for the actions of the government. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

8. Single Question # 3 __________________ are the total number of wounded, killed, and missing in action in a battle. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

9. Single Question # 4 ___________________ is the process of bringing confederate states back to the Union. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

10. Single Question # 5 ___________________ are former African- American slaves who were set free with the end of the Civil War. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

11. Single Question # 6 The South instituted a series of codes that discriminated against the African-Americans, these were known as the __________________. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

12. Single Question # 7 President Andrew Johnson was ___________________, because the House of Representatives brought charges against him. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

13. Single Question # 8 Gen. Grant had a fighting tactic known as ______________________, or the process of fighting not only against troops, but farms, manufacturing facilities, in general the peoples’ will to fight. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax reconstruction freedmen kenny Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

14. Single Question # 9 The process by which a person pays rent for land they grow food on is known as ____________________. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws share cropping

15. Single Question # 10 _______________________ is the forced separation of races in public places. Martial lawhabeas corpustranscontinental RR Platformcasualtiesdraftincome tax Total warreconstruction freedmen Black codesimpeachedtotal warfare SegregationJim Crow laws

16. Double Question # 1 Please identify which side was victorious at the battle. Gettysburg Union Confederate

17. Double Question # 2 Please identify which side was victorious at the battle. Antietam Union Confederate

18. Double Question # 3 Please identify which side was victorious at the battle. Vicksburg Union Confederate

19. Double Question # 4 Please identify which side was victorious at the battle. Atlanta Union Confederate

20. Double Question # 5 Please identify which side was victorious at the battle. First Battle of Bull Run Union Confederate

21. Double Question # 6 This battle is known as the single “bloodiest day of the war.” A) Gettysburg A) Gettysburg B) Atlanta B) Atlanta C) Antietam C) Antietam D) Chattanooga

22. Double Question # 7 From the beginning of the Civil War, both sides thought that the war would be A) short A) short B) long B) long C) were not sure C) were not sure D) none of the above

23. Double Question # 8 The Civil War officially began with A) the Union’s attack on Richmond A) the Union’s attack on Richmond B) the Union’s attack on the Mississippi River B) the Union’s attack on the Mississippi River C) the Confederate’s attack on Ft. Sumter C) the Confederate’s attack on Ft. Sumter D) the Confederate’s attack on Gettysburg

24. Double Question # 9 All of the following are strengths of the North except A) 70% of the population A) 70% of the population B) had numerous strong leaders B) had numerous strong leaders C) had a Navy C) had a Navy D) had 85% of the factories

25. Double Question # 10 The Supreme Court case of Plessy v. Ferguson left us with the idea that A) segregation was illegal A) segregation was illegal B) racism was acceptable B) racism was acceptable C) as long as facilities were equal, they could be separate C) as long as facilities were equal, they could be separate D) none of the above

26. Double Question # 11 Identify the Union States BLUE RED

27. Double Question # 12 Identify the Confederate States BLUE RED

28. Triple Question # 1 In general, describe the differences between the North and South regarding their supplies and preparation for war.

29. Triple Question # 2 Explain why President Andrew Johnson was impeached.

30. Triple Question # 3 How did President Johnson’s and the Radical Republicans’ plans for reconstruction differ?

31. Triple Question # 4 Describe some of the factors that led to the end of Reconstruction.

32. Triple Question # 5 Do you feel that Reconstruction was successful? Explain why or why not.

33. Triple Question # 6 Originally, the North had what stance on African-Americans in the Army A) did not allow them to join A) did not allow them to join B) allowed them to join B) allowed them to join C) only allowed to serve as cooks and other less important jobs C) only allowed to serve as cooks and other less important jobs D) none of the above

34. Triple Question # 7 Who delivers the Emancipation Proclamation? A) U.S. Grant A) U.S. Grant B) Jefferson Davis B) Jefferson Davis C) Abe Lincoln C) Abe Lincoln D) George McClellan

35. Triple Question # 8 Robert E. Lee, the Confederate General, would be forced to surrender at A) Richmond A) Richmond B) Antietam B) Antietam C) Washington D.C. C) Washington D.C. D) Appomattox Courthouse

36. Triple Question # 9 This amendment to the US Constitution forever banned slavery A) 2 nd A) 2 nd B) 13 th B) 13 th C) 15 th C) 15 th D) 21 st

37. Triple Question # 10 Following the end of the war, the South had three new types of voters, which of the following are carpetbaggers? A) Voters who moved from the North A) Voters who moved from the North B) Freed slaves B) Freed slaves C) People of the south who did not claim ties to the confederacy C) People of the south who did not claim ties to the confederacy D) All of the above

38. Homerun Question # 1 Summarize Galatians 1:10 and explain what it has to do with our unit of study.

39. Homerun Question # 2 Explain why the Civil War was fought, make sure to identify each side’s reasons for fighting.

40. Homerun Question # 3 Do you think that the Civil War could have been avoided, explain how and why.

41. Homerun Question # 4 Explain what Jim Crow Laws were, and why they were used.

42. Homerun Question # 5 Who delivered the Gettysburg address, where was it delivered, what event was being marked. With what famous words does the Gettysburg Address end?