Ch 8 Review
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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| frontier | the farthest part of a settled country
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| free enterprise | an economic system in which producers and consumers can make choices
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| profit | the money a producer has left over after all costs are paid
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| plantation | a large farm that produces crops to sell
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| nullify | to reject
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| secede | to separate
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| cavalry | soldiers who fight on horseback
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| sharecropper | a farmer who pays part of the crops he/she grows to a landowner
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| Jefferson Davis | President of the Confederacy
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| Robert E. Lee | Confederate General
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| Ulysses S. Grant | Union General
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| Abraham Lincoln | President of the Union
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| How did new settlers in Texas affect Native Americans? | They killed the buffalo they needed for food and tools.
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| Why did we have slaves in Texas? | Slaves worked on plantations to produce more cotton.
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| What did most slaves do? | Most worked in the fields.
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| Why did plantation owners become wealthy in the 1850's? | A lot of cotton was being sold in Europe.
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| What did cotton sales in Europe cause? | Texas needed more slaves to produce more cotton.
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| Why were the blockades in the Gulf of Mexico during the Civil War? | They stopped ships from entering or leaving the ports in the Gulf of Mexico.
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| How did the Civil War end? | General Lee surrendered to General Grant
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| What was life like during reconstruction? | Hard for everyone
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| What did farmers need to learn? | How to grow crops without slaves.
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