Causes of the Civil War
The Civil War
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100
The economy of the south was based on agriculture and this was considered to be a "necessary evil" as a source of labor for growing crops like cotton. a) share cropping, b) slavery, c) tenant farming
What is slavery?
100
The election of this Republican for President in 1860 brought about the movement for seccession.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
100
The Agency was set up to assist freed slaves with food, clothing, shelter, and education. a) The Slavery Bureau, b) the Freedmen's Bureau, c) the Welfare Bureau
What is the Freedman's Bureau?
100

This group of three Georgia leaders were white supremacist but wanted to bring industry to the South. a) The group of three, b) the industry league, c) the Bourbon Triumvirate

What is the Bourbon Triumvirate?
100
These laws were passed to separate blacks from whites.  a) Jim Crow Laws, b) Racist Laws, c) Seperation Laws
What is Jim Crow Laws?
200
The South believed in this concept that the individuals state's interest take precedence over interest of national government: a) states rights, b) national rights, c) federal rights
What is States Rights?
200
This Proclamation after the bloodiest battle in the Civil War stated that all slaves in any states still in rebellion would be free. a) Emancipation Proclamation, b) Slavery Proclamation, C) Civil War Proclamation
What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
200
This form of farming had mostly former slaves working for their former owners in return for a portion or share of the crop. a) sharecropping b) portion control, c) post slavery
What is sharecropping?
200
This individual was called the "Father of the New South" and was editor of the Atlanta Newspaper. He wanted to bring industry to Georgia.  A hospital now bears his name. a) Henry Grady, b) George Walton, C) Jimmy Carter
Who is Henry Grady?
200
This Supreme Court decision based on an African American riding in the "white coach" approved Jim Crow laws and kept separate but equal in place.  a) Jones vs. the Louisiana Railroad, b) Plessy v. Ferguson, c) Smith v. Georgia
What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
300
This law was a compromise that entered Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state? a) the Maine Compromise, b) the Slave Compromise, C) the Missouri Compromise.
What is the Missouri Compromise?
300
This Georgian became Vice President of the Confederacy.  a) who is Robert E. Lee, b) who is Abraham Lincoln, c) who is Alexander Stephens
Who is Alexander Stephens?
300
This amendment to the US Constitution resulted in the freeing and outlawing of slavery in the United States. a) the first amendment, b) the 13th  amendment, c) the 20th ammendment
What is the 13th ammendment?
300
This fair brought thousands of people to Atlanta to show off its economic recovery.  a) The Atlanta Fair, b) the Georgia Fair, C) the International Cotton Exposition
What was the International Cotton Exposition?
300
These two early civil rights leaders had opposite views on equality.  One thought African Americans should work hard and get an education to gain respect of whites working within the system while the other though African Americans should demand their rights. a) Booker T. Washington and WEB Dubois, Plessy and Ferguson, Leo Frank and John Gordon
Who was Booker T. Washington and WEB DuBois?
400

This compromise law brought California in as a free state but also included the Fugitive Slave Act for the South which allowed for the return of runaway slaves? a) the California Compromise, b) the Compromise of 1850, c) the Civil War Compromise

What is the Compromise of 1850?
400
This military campaign included Kennesaw Mountain and the burning of the capital of Georgia.  a) the Georgia Campaign, b) the Atlanta Campaign, c) the Macon Campaign
What is the Atlanta Campaign?
400
What amendment gave all males (including slaves) the right to vote. a) 13th amendment, b) 14th amendment, c) 15th amendment
What is the 15th amendment?
400
Tom Watson started this political party and movement which stood for  farmers rights . a) the Democrat party, b) the Republican party, c) the populist party
What is the Populist Party?
400
President Franklin D. Roosevelt was connected to Georgia by this.  a) his Lake Lanier Cabin, b) his Savannah Beach House, c) his Warm Springs Little White House
What is the Little White House in Warm Springs?
500
This Supreme Court case in 1857 came after a former slave who had traveled with his owner to the free state of Illinois and returned to the slave state of Missouri.  The court held that slaves were not citizens and thus could not file a law suit. a) What is Missouri Case, b) What is the Illinois Case, c) What is the Dread Scott Case
What is the Dread Scott Case?
500
This military prison camp in south Georgia was extremely overcrowded and resulted in the death of over 13,000 Union prisoners? A) Atlanta prison, b) Savannah prison, c) Andersonville prison
What is Andersonville?
500
This secret group wore robes and masks and terrorized minorities including blacks. a) Carpetbaggers, b) Ku Klux Klan c) Rebels
What is the Ku Klux Klan?
500
This string of violence by whites against African Americans over two days in 1906 killed 21 people. A) the Atlanta Race Riot, b) the Georgia Klan Riot, c) the Confederate Rebel Riot
What is the Atlanta Race Riot?
500
This Georgian and former Governor from Plains, Georgia became President. a) Martin Luther King, b) Jimmy Carter, c) Maynard Jackson
Who is Jimmy Carter.
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