The
Civil
War
Pre-Test
100

What was the North called during the war?

The Union

100

What was the South called during the war?

The Confederacy

100

What is the name of the war we just learned about? 

The Civil War

100

Who was the President during The Civil War?

Abraham Lincoln

200

To keep the country united, congress had to ___.

Compromise

200

What is sharecropping?

a system in which someone 'rents' land to someone else at a high price.

200

What is segregation?

the seperation of people, usually by race

200

What problems did Sharecropping create?

The renters would go into debt. (impossible to pay off)

300

What were the Northerners fighting for at the beginning of the Civil War?

Both sides were fighting for 'freedom'. The North wanted to abolish slavery.

300

What were the Southerners fighting for at the beginning of the Civil War?

Both sides were fighting for 'freedom'. The South wanted to keep slavery.

300

Does this describe the economic features of the North or South:

Had an abundance of coal/steel to sell, dependent on the buying of raw goods

The North

300

Who was the general of the Union?

Ulysses S. Grant

400

Does this describe the economic features of the North or South:

Based on agriculture, supplies raw goods to the country, depends on physical labor

The South
400

Does this describe the geographical features of the North or South:

Hills, mountains, lakes, cold/snowy in winters

The North

400

What is the Emancipation Proclamation? 

Declared that all enslaved people in Confederate states were to be free.

400

Who was the general of the Confederacy? 

Robert E. Lee

500

Are the following states a part of The Union or The Confederacy: Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia

The Confederacy

500

Are the following states a part of The Union or The Confederacy: Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York

The Union

500

Does this describe the geographical features of the North or South: 

Rich soil, flat land, warm/sunny climate, large farms.

The South

500

What did the Compromise of 1850 do?

California was admitted as a free state, and the North agreed to the Fugitive State Law.