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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| one of president Lincoln first major goals for reconstruction was to | reunify the nation |
| which of the following advantage was held by the british at the beginning of the way | The british army had more weapons and ship than the continental Army |
| the fifteenth Amendment impeached the woman suffrage movement by | splitting the movement |
| which idea was a part of Lincoln plan for reconstruction | The southern state had never really left union |
| According to the declaration of independence where does a groverment power come from | the consent of the governed |
| what port on the gulf of mexico was captured by union forces early in the war | new orleans |
| the enforcement Acts | made it federal offense to interfere with citizens right to vote |
| why was the battle of bunker hill considered a patriot victory | the british lost twice as many troops as did the patriots |
| which of the following contributed to defeat of british troops in the south | The british did not support loyalist adequatly |
| by the end of the civil war | the south economy has been destroyed |
| what is one advantage that helped the north to achieve victory in the civil war | more technological resources |
| battles on the frontier took place mostly between | native americans and patriots |
| where did lee finally surrender to grant | appomattox court house |
| who ran against grant in 1872 as the liberal republican party candidate | Horace Greeley |
| The union started to control the mississippi river when troops captured | vicksburg |
| what does leon say about the town of kinston | the town has been severely damaged by union troops |
| After british forces strated losing battles in the south neutral colonists reacted by | supporting the partriots |
| After the revaloution the practice of enslaving African Americans was | eliminated in the north |
| Colonists opposed new british taxes by protesting violently and | writing defiant pamphlets |
| which of the following grops led violents protest against British taxation in the colonies | sons of libery |
| the republican party became strong in the south in part because | millions of southern African American men became voters |
| which two acts did not include a new tax | quartering act and the coercive acts |
| what incident led parliament to withdraw nearly all of the townshend act | the boston massacre |
| During his presidency ulysses s.grant | gave high-level advisory posts to untrustworthy friends and acquaintances |
| what happened to the south's economy during the civil war | it deteriorated |
| some aboliltonists criticize lincoln emancipation proclamation because | they knew it did not specifically free all enslaved people |
| how were violators of the Enforcement act of 1879 punished | They were fined at least $500 and imprisoned for minimum of one month |
| how did the south attempt to compensate for it disadvantages | southern leader approached foreign government for aid |
| why was the civil war first large battle so shocking | the battle was more brutal than people expected |
| African Americans in the south often helped union forces by | serving as spies and scouts |
| president Johnson plan for reconstruction required | wealthy planters and confederate leader to apply for pardons |
| The radical republicans rejected the ten percent plan because they believed that | African Americans should be granted full citizenship |
| One of the patriots greatest strengths was their | persistence in fighting |
| In what way did each colony government mirror the govenment of britain | Each colony had a two-house legislature |
| southern Democrats appealed to small farmers by | pointing out that school and road building resulted in higher tax |
| The americans revolution began when shots were fired at | lexistangton |
| how could northern advantages primarily be categrized | industrial |
| the treaty of paris | ceded far more territory to united states than the colonies had won in the war |
| in what way did the American Revolution affect other countries | other republican group fought to overthrow aristocratic goverments |
| what event led to fall of the confederate capital | lee retreat from Petersburg |
| what is one effect of the battle fought on the western frontier during the american revolution | hostility between white settlers and native americans deepened |
| spanish attack on british forts in the south | drew british troops away |
| what was one effect of new british taxes on colonists | outraged colonists protested the new taxes |
| what did the united states treasury create when the legal tender act was passed in 1862 | a common national currency |
| which of the following was a consequence of the first continental congress | more colonists became politically active |
| the patriots began to hope they could win the war after the battle of | saratoga |
| which of the following describes loyalist | they thought patriots were too radical |
| how did the civil war affect industries in the north | industries became more mechanized |
| what was the basis of the south economy after the civil war | banks |
| the colonists modeled their government on the government of | great britain |
| during reconstruction most african american families in the south | remained in rural area where worked at jobs such as lumbering or farming |
| what did union forces decides to attack in their effort to demoralize the south after 1863 | military and civilian targets |
| after the emancipation proclamation the union army | actively began recruiting african american soldiers to fight |
| during reconstruction groups such as the kkk | used violence to prevent feed people from voting |
| what effect did lincoln ability to unify the bitterly divided north have on the outcome of the civil war | it helped the union win |
| why was a plan for reconstruction of the south needed | the constitution provided no guidance on secession or readmission of states |
| during the 1870 supreme court decisions | restricted the scope of the fourteenth amendment |
| as a result of the union women in america | gained respect |
| which side had a more difficult time rebuilding after the civil war | the north |
| what action did congress take to support southern African Americans | congress overturned johnson vetoes on major reconstruction legislation |
| how did the north population differ from the south population | the north population was larger |
| by the end on the 1860 northern support for reconstruction had faded because | the cost of military operation in the south worried many people |
| what risk did a soldier face if he survived being wounded in a civil war battle | dying from disease |
| what is one geographic advantage the south had over the north | the south was fighting in its own territory |
| in the system of share-tenancy farm-worker | had more control over their crop and supplies than was true in sharecropping |
| which event led the house of representatives to impeach president johnson | johnson's attempt to fire secretary of war edwin stanton |
| what impact did the civil war have on the south african american population | many migrated north and west |
| what profession grew substantially with women participation during the civil war | nursing |
| what does leon account suggest about life as a confedearte soldier | camp life could be just as dangerous as fighting |
| who drafted the declaration of independence | thomas jefferson |
| which of the following contributed to lincoln decision to address the issue of slavery in the south | he was worried about ant-slavery sentiment in europe |
| after the battles of gettysbrug the south | never again fought on union soil |
| how did the civil war affect states right | the supremacy of the federal government over the states was firmly established |
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