History
What was the main cause of the civil war?
The Civil war was a battle over economics and ownership between the north and southern territories of the United States. - slavery is an acceptable answer.
The North were also called the ____ soldiers.
Union
What did the south feel passionate about defending?
The South wanted to keep slavery because of their ability to make money through slavery.
Which President was responsible for enacting The Indian Removal Act?
President Andrew Jackson
How many people were killed in the civil war?
620,000 people died during the battle.
Which President led the Union army?
President Abraham Lincoln
What year did the South join the Confederate State of America?
1860
What was the purpose of the Indian Removal Act?
To remove Native Americans in the south from their lands to expand slavery efforts for white settlers.
What were the dates of the Civil War?
The Civil War occurred during the following dates of 1861 - 1865.
What advantage did the Union(North) have over the south?
Economics or a stronger army
In addition, slavery, what else did the South want to keep?
State rights
Which state in the United States of American was the location of the new homeland for Native Americans?
Present-day Oklahoma.
Name three states that were in the confederacy:
South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama
Name two Native American tribes that were asked to relocate during the Trail of Tears?
Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Seminole