Transcript JEOPARDY review2

2ND SEMESTER FINAL EXAM
REVIEW
CIVIL WAR
CAUSES
CIVIL WAR
N VS. S
CIVIL WAR
OTHER
RECONSTRUCTION
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What was the Fugitive Slave Act?
Portion of the Compromise
of 1850 that made the
South most happy.
Row 1, Col 1
Who was the North?
More factories.
1,2
What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
This freed the slaves in the
Confederate states.
1,3
Who was Congress?
Believed in harsh punishment
for the South after the
Civil War.
1,4
What was the Missouri Compromise?
This document allowed Missouri
in as a slave state, Maine in as a
free state, and allowed slavery
South of the 36/30 line, not
North of it.
2,1
Who was the South?
Less railroads
2,2
What was gaining control of the Mississippi?
This was the importance of the
Battle of Vicksburg.
2,3
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
Proposed the 10% Plan (10% of
Southerners had to pledge an
oath of loyalty to the Union
before creating new state
constitutions.
2,4
What is it should be weaker than the states?
Supporters of state’s rights
believed this about the federal
government
3,1
Who was the South?
Smaller population.
3,2
What was preserving the Union?
This was Lincoln’s original
reason for fighting the Civil War.
3,3
What was the 14th Amendment?
Established citizenship for blacks
(and that rights couldn’t
be taken away without
due process).
3,4
What is not spreading it to the western territories?
Most Northerners wanted this
in regards to slavery.
4,1
Who was the North?
Weak military leaders.
4,2
What was Gettysburg & Vicksburg?
Victories at these two battles
were the turning point
in the Civil War.
4,3
What was Plessy v. Ferguson?
The Supreme Court case that
said segregation was legal as
long as facilities were equal.
4,4
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
Election of this person was one
cause of the Civil War.
5,1
What was Richmond, VA?
Capital of the Confederacy
5,2
What was freed slaves in Conf., changed purpose of
the war, and Britain becoming more favorable to the
North?
This was a result of the
Emancipation Proclamation.
5,3
What was the continued mistreatment of freedmen?
The reason the 14th Amendment
was necessary.
5,4