SS8 H4-H6 Unit 3 Review
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- Q1What happened during the Yazoo Land Fraud?Land companies bribed GA legislators so that they could buy land cheaplyLand companies bought land from the US governmentLand companies sold land west of the Chattahoochee River to the state of GALand companies sold land to the US Government30s
- Q2Which of the following was a consequence of the Yazoo Land Fraud?Legislators were re-electedGeorgia gave up land to the west to the US GovernmentGeorgia grew in size30s
- Q3Who was Chief of the Cherokee ?John AndrewsJohn RossJohn MarshallWilliam McIntosh30s
- Q4What effect did the Dahlonega gold rush have on the Cherokee?Cherokee profited from the gold rushCherokee were forced by the Army to leave their lands, led to the Trail of TearsCherokee sold land to Yazoo Land Companies30s
- Q5Did Andrew Jackson enforce the ruling in Worcester v. Georgia?No, but he pushed Congress to pass other laws to help the CherokeeYes, he enforced both the Worcester v. GA and the Indian Removal Act.No, he enforced the Indian Removal Act instead.Yes, he sent the Army to enforce the ruling30s
- Q6Slavery, states' rights, Compromise of 1850, and the election of 1860 are allcauses of the Declaration of Independencecauses of the Dred Scott casecauses of the Civil Warcauses of the Georgia Platform30s
- Q7Which of the following was NOT a provision of the Compromise of 1850?the Fugitive Slave ActSlave trade ended in Washington, DCCalifornia admitted to the Union as a free stateMissouri entered the Union as a slave state30s
- Q8What did the Supreme Court decide in the Dred Scott case?Slaves were free if they traveled to free statesSlaves were property, not citizens, and therefore had no rightsSlaves were free if they gained citizenship by being born in the USASlaves in rebel states were free30s
- Q9What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?freed ALL slaves in all statesfreed slaves in northern statesfreed slaves in border statesfreed slaves in rebel states30s
- Q10What was the name of the Union strategy that kept Southerners from using their ports for trade?Union BlockadeBoa Constrictor PlanFire and RainShock and Awe30s
- Q11The Atlanta Campaign was important becauseAtlanta was a cultural centerAtlanta was a major supply depot & transportation hubAtlanta was the capitol of the ConfederacyAtlanta was a major port city30s
- Q12How was Lincoln's plan for reconstruction described by Republicanstoo harshtoo difficultpunishmenttoo lenient30s
- Q13Which of the following does NOT describe the Congressional Plan for Reconstruction?passed by radical RepublicansGA placed under military control10% must take an oath of allegiancerequired to ratify the 14th & 15th amendments30s
- Q14Why did former slaves continue to work for former masters as sharecroppers or tenant farmers?Farmers needed workers; former slaves needed job & they already knew how to farmFormer slaves preferred farm work over other types of employmentFreedmen were offered great pay for their work as laborers30s
- Q15What were the differences between Sharecroppers and tenant farmers?Tenant farmers worked for a share of the crops & were often in debt; share croppers rented land from farmers & kept more of their cropsShare croppers worked for a share of the crops & were often in debt; tenant farmers rented land from farmers & kept more of their cropShare croppers earned more money than tenant farmers.30s