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Q1) How many major battle sites were there in total?
a.) 25 battle sites
b.) 20 battle sites
c.) 19 battle sites
d.) 18 battle sites

A1) 19 Battle Sites

Q2) How many major battle sites were in Tennessee?
a.) 4 battle sites
b.) 5 battle sites
c.) 6 battle sites
d.) 3 battle sites

A2) 5 battle sites

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Q1) How many Union victories were there in Pennsylvania?
a.) 0 victories
b.) 1 victory
c.) 2 victories
d.) 3 victories

A1) 1 victory

Q2) How many Confederate victories were there in Virginia?
a.) 4 victories
b.) 2 victories
c.) 3 victories
d.) 5 victories

A2) 4 victories

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Q1) How many States were Slave States in 1861?
a.) 13 States
b.) 12 States
c.) 15 States
d.) 9 States

A1) 15 States

Q2) How many States were free States in 1837?
a.) 8 States
b.) 5 States
c.) 12 States
d.) 13 States

A2) 13 States

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Q1) Which Confederate States seceded before Fort Sumter?
a.) Arkansas
b.) Alabama
c.) Tennessee
d.) North Carolina

A1) Alabama

Q2) Which Confederate States seceded after Fort Sumter?
a.) Mississippi
b.) Georgia
c.) Florida
d.) Virginia

A2) Virginia

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Q1) How many electoral votes did Lincoln have?
a.) 39 votes
b.) 12 votes
c.) 180 votes
d.) 72 votes

A1) 180 votes

Q2) How many popular votes did Breckinridge recieve?
a.) 847,953 votes
b.) 590,631 votes
c.) 1,375,157 votes
d.) 1,866,452 votes

A2) 847,953 votes

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Q1) In which State was the Confederate Capital located?
a.) Virginia
b.) Florida
c.) Georgia
d.) Tennessee

A1) Virginia

Q2) In which State was the Union Capital located?
a.) West Virginia
b.) Maryland
c.) Ohio
d.) New York

A2) Maryland

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Q1) Which one of these states was a free State?
a.) Tennessee
b.) Kentucky
c.) Ohio
d.) Virginia

A1) Ohio

Q2) What does the red represent on this map?
a.) Slave States
b.) Free States
c.) Territories
d.) All of the above

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Q1) Which State was Gettysburg located in?
a.) Virginia
b.) Maryland
c.) Pennsylvania
d.) New Jersey

A1) Pennsylvania

Q2) Which State lays directly South of Gettysburg
a.) West Virginia
b.) Virginia
c.) New Jersey
d.) Maryland

A2) Maryland

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Q1) Which State is not a Union State?
a.) Ohio
b.) Oregon
c.) Indiana
d.) Texas

A1) Texas

Q2) How many territories were there during the Civil war?
a.) 8 territories
b.) 6 territories
c.) 2 territories
d.) 5 territories

A2) 8 territories

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Q1) How many states were Confederate States?
a.) 12 States
b.) 11 States
c.) 10 States
d.) 50 States

A1) 11 states

Q2) How many states were Border States?
a.) 2 States
b.) 5 States
c.) 3 States
d.) 10 States

A2) 3 States

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Q1.) When did Abraham Lincoln release the Emancipation Proclamation?
a.) January 1,1863
b.) January 2, 1863
c.) February 5, 1863
d.) December 18, 1862
Q2.) What did slaves do to help end slavery?
a.) They escaped to fight for the North and become contrabands
b.) They began rebellions and fought against their masters
c.) They gave the Union secret info about the Confederate's plans
d.) They built an army to take over the South
Q3.) What did the Emancipation Proclamation encourage slaves to do?
a.) Escape the South for their freedom
b.) Spy on the South and tell the North
c.) Come to the North and fight for the Union for their freedom
d.) Rebel against their masters
Q4.) How many free black men and slaves become Union soldiers?
a.) 200,000 people
b.) 250,000 people
c.) 190,000 people
d.) 180,000 people
Q5.) Why did Britain stop trading cotton with the South?
a.) They did not want to travel the distance over the Atlantic
b.) They already had their own cotton
c.) Their country had already abolished slavery
d.) Cotton became useless to them over time
Q6.) Where did Britain begin trading for cotton and textiles?
a.) China
b.) Egypt and India
c.) Japan
d.) Brazil
Q7.) What was the Civil War first recognized as by Americans?
a.) A raging war without end
b.) The end of America itself
c.) The division between America forever
d.) The first modern war
Q8.) Abraham Lincoln was one of the first presidents to do what?
a.) Expand power of the executive branch
b.) Start a war
c.) Go hunting
d.) Live in the White house
Q9.) What was the total cost of the war for the Union?
a.) $5 billion
b.) $1 million
c.) $6.7 billion
d.) $100,000
Q10.) What did the Civil War create?
a.) Jobs
b.) Enemies
c.) 3 countries
d.) The American Nation that it became

A1.) January 1, 1863
A2.) They escaped to fight for the North and become contrabands
A3.) Come to the North and fight for the Union for their freedom
A4.) About 180,000 people in total
A5.) Their country had already abolished slavery
A6.) Egypt and India
A7.) The first modern war
A8.) Expand power of the executive branch
A9.) $6.7 billion
A10.) The American Nation that it became

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The Civil War Part 2: Crash Course US History #21

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Q1.) When did the Civil officially begin?
a.) When South Carolina passed the act of secession
b.) When the first shot was fired
c.) 1842
d.) 1843
Q2.) What did Abraham Lincoln think of the Union?
a.) That it was incredible
b.) That it was indivisible
c.) That it was worthless
d.) That it wouldn't work
Q3.) What did many Union garrisons surrender to?
a.) Money
b.) Big business
c.) Local forces
d.) Confederate soldiers
Q4.) Where was Fort Sumter?
a.) Florida
b.) Tennessee
c.) Arkansas
d.) Charleston Harbor
Q5.) What percentage of manufactured goods did the North have?
a.) 90%
b.) 80%
c.) 50%
d.) 10%
Q6.) What 3 factors did the South have?
a.) Cotton
b.) Prediction of the North
c.) Military Capabilities
d.) All of the above
Q7.) Where was the first major battle of the Civil War held?
a.) Battle of Gettysburg
b.) Battle ofAntietam
c.) Battle of Bull Run
d.) Battle of Fort Sumter
Q8.) How many people died at the battle of Antietam?
a.) 24,000 people
b.) 20,000 people
c.) 22,000 people
d.) 21,000 people
Q9.) What Union Commander was named the General of all Union soldiers?
a.) George Mclellan
b.) Ulysses S. Grant
c.) George Meade
d.) George Washington
Q10.) When did General Lee surrender to the Union?
a.) April 8, 1865
b.) April 7, 1865
c.) April 9, 1865
d.) April 10, 1865

A1.) When South Carolina passed the act of secession
A2.) That it was indivisible
A3.) Local forces
A4.) Charleston Harbor
A5.) 90%
A6.) All of the above
A7.) Battle of Bull Run
A8.) 24,000 people
A9.) Ulysses S. Grant
A.10) April 9, 1865

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This nine minute video provides an overall summary of the Civil War. It summarizes the advantages of the North and the South and then gives brief accounts of the major battles. This video has been excerpted from Civil War America's Epic Struggle an iPad, iphone App available on iTunes.

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Q1.) What did the North rely on for their economy?
a.) Their industrialized free labor paid by an employer
b.) Farming
c.) Fishing
d.) Land
Q2.) What did the South rely on for their economy?
a.) Fishing
b.) Their slave laboring agriculture and slave trading
c.) Their Industrialized factories
d.) Their railroads
Q3.) What political party was Abraham Lincoln from?
a.) Democratic
b.) Republican
c.) Independent
Q4.) Who was the new president of the South?
a.) Abraham Lincoln
b.) George Washington
c.) Jefferson Davis
d.) Benjamin Franklin
Q5.) What battle started the American Civil War?
a.) Battle of Gettysburg
b.) Battle of Bull Run
c.) Battle of Antietam
d.) Battle of Fort Sumter
Q6.) What was the North's overall population?
a.) 20 million people
b.) 30 million people
c.) 15 million people
d.) 25 million people
Q7.) What was the South's overall population?
a.) 10 million people
b.) 9 million people ( 4 million are slaves
c.) 8 million people ( 3 million are slaves
d.) 15 million people
Q8.) What did Abraham Lincoln make to free 3 million slaves?
a.) The Gettysburg address
b.) The Bill of Rights
c.) The Emancipation Proclamation
d.) The Constitution

Q9.) In 1865, what amendment to abolish slavery was approved?
a.) The 12th amendment
b.) The 11th amendment
c.) The 10th amendment
d.) The 13th amendment
Q10.) Where did the major Confederate General Lee surrender?
a.) Appomattox Courthouse
b.) Putnam County Courthouse
c.) The White house
d.) Battlefield

A1.) Their industrialized free labor paid by an employer
A2.) Their slave laboring agriculture and slave trading
A3.) Republican
A4.) Jefferson Davis
A5.) Battle of Fort Sumter
A6.) 20 million people
A7.) 9 million people (4 million are slaves)
A8.) The Emancipation Proclamation
A9.) The 13th amendment
A10.) Appomattox Courthouse

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Q1.) What did the South think of Abraham Lincoln?
a.) A hostile person
b.) A smart individual
c.) A delusional idiot
d.) The best president ever
Q2.) What was similar between the North and the South?
a.) They bothe supported slavery
b.) They were from the same country
c.) They spoke the same language
d.) b and c
Q3.) Which book sold more than a million copies in the time of the Civil war.
a.) Harry Potter
b.) Romeo and Juliet
c.) Uncle Tom's Cabin
d.) Where the Lilies Bloom
Q4.) What part of the South begins to fall to the North first?
a.) Southeast
b.) Southwest
Q5.) Where was most of the battles in the end of the war fought?
a.) In the South
b.) In the North
c.) In the West
d.) In the East
Q6.) What did the North institute in the Southern ports of America?
a.) An extremely long wall
b.) A blockade
c.) The Biggest Navy in the History of the world
d.) Countless resource transports on ships
Q7.) What was this blockade pictured as?
a.) A spider
b.) A chain
c.) A giant snake
d.) A wall
Q8.) Where did this blockade affect the South the most?
a.) In Kansas
b.) In Alabama
c.) In North Carolina
d.) In Texas
Q9.) In the East, what happened the most between the North and the South?
a.) 2 armies kept trying to push each other past the barriers of their land
b.) Armies tried to get to each other's resource deposits
c.) Armies would collide with other armies unexpectedly and begin fighting immediately
d.) A general in the Northeast or Southeast would make up a weird reason to attack an opposing general
Q10.) What happened to Lincoln after the war?
a.) He threw a big party
b.) He was assassinated
c.) He named Ulysses S. Grant as president
d.) He built the Lincoln memorial

A1.) A hostile person
A2.) b and c
A3.) Uncle Tom's Cabin
A4.) Southwest
A5.) In the East
A6.) A blockade
A7.) A giant snake
A8.) In Texas
A9.) 2 armies kept trying to push each other past the barriers of their land
A10.) He was assassinated

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The War Between the States (A Civil War Overview): The Civil War in Four Minutes

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Q1.) About how many people died in the Civil War?
a.) 680,000 - 800,000 people
b.) 1.5 million people
c.) 100,000 people
d.) 1 billion people
Q2.) How long was the Civil War?
a.) 10 years
b.) 2 years
c.) 4 years
d.) 6 years
Q3.) What was the main true reason why the Civil War started?
a.) Riots
b.) Slavery
c.) Resource shortages
d.) Public disagreements
Q4.) How many miles of railroad did the North have?
a.) 10,000 miles
b.) 15,000 miles
c.) 9,000 miles
d.) 20,000 miles
Q5.) How many miles of railroad did the South have?
a.) 10,000 miles
b.) 20,000 miles
c.) 1,000 miles
d.) 3,000 miles
Q6.) What some of the most famous Southern Generals?
a.) Ulysses S. Grant
b.) Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and Jeb Stuart
c.) George Washington
d.) George Meade
Q7.) How long did it take for the Union to adopt General Grant's strategy?
a.) 1 minute
b.) 4 months
c.) 3 years
d.) 2 weeks
Q8.) How long was the Battle of Gettysburg in Pennsylvania?
a.) 5 days
b.) 17 hours
c.) 1 week
d.) 3 days
Q9.) In which way was the capture of Atlanta more significant?
a.) Politically
b.) Militarily
c.) Economically
d.) Industrially
Q10.) What did the capture of Atlanta do to help Lincoln?
a.) It helped inspire his speech
b.) It gave people a new public opinion on him
c.) It helped him get elected a second term
d.) It strengthened his belief about abolishing slavery

A1.) 680,000 - 800,000 people
A2.) 4 years
A3.) Slavery
A4.) 20,000 miles
A5.) 10,000 miles
A6.) Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and Jeb Stuart
A7.) 3 years
A8.) 3 days
A9.) Politically
A10.) It gave people a new public opinion on him

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The Civil War, Part I: Crash Course US History #20