Unit 5 Review
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- Q1one who wanted to do away with slaveryabolitionist30sEditDelete
- Q2a system where the residents vote to decide an issue (as in whether a state is going to be a slave or free state)popular sovereignty30sEditDelete
- Q3to invalidate a federal law; when a state decides they are not going to follow a federal lawnullification30sEditDelete
- Q4when the southern states leave the unionsecession30sEditDelete
- Q5the right of a state to govern themselves without the intrusion of the Federal Governmentstates' rights30sEditDelete
- Q6Admitted California as a free state, abolished slavery in the Distrcit of Columbia (D.C.), created the Fugitive Slave Act, let New Mexico and Utah decide for themselves whether they will be free or slaveCompromise of 185030sEditDelete
- Q7Maine is admitted as a free state, Missouri is admitted as a slave state, slavery prohibited north of the 36, 30 latitide lineMissouri Compromise30sEditDelete
- Q8Lincoln wins the Presidency. The final blow leading to southern secession.Election of 186030sEditDelete
- Q9Kansas and Nebraska could vote on their own as to whether they were to be admitted to the Union as a slave or free state. (popular sovereignty)Kansas-Nebraska Act30sEditDelete
- Q10Worst Confederate war prison in the Civil War.Andersonville30sEditDelete
- Q11Strategy by which the Union proposed to defeat the confederacy by surrounding them and not letting them export or import anything.Anaconda Plan30sEditDelete
- Q12An order issued by President Lincoln freeing the slaves in the rebelling states.Emancipation Proclamation30sEditDelete
- Q13It ruled that slaves are the property of their owners and had no rights.Dred Scott Case30sEditDelete
- Q14He asked GA citizens to accept the compromise of 1850 and not secede from the Union; became the VP of the ConfederacyAlexander Stephens30sEditDelete
- Q15Part of the Anaconda Plan where Union ships blocked access to trade and supplies from Southern portsUnion Blockade30sEditDelete
- Q16Battle that was considered to be the turning point and the bloodiest battle of the Civil WarGettysburg30sEditDelete
- Q17Sherman and the Union's plan to capture Atlanta; Atlanta was a key transportation and industrial center in the SouthAtlanta Campaign30sEditDelete
- Q18Sherman's advance from Atlanta to Savannah through Georgia; destroying military and civilian targets and leaving parts of Georgia devastatedMarch to the Sea30sEditDelete
- Q19Bloodiest ONE-DAY battle of the Civil WarAntietam30sEditDelete
- Q20freed slaves; banned slavery in the US13th Amendment30sEditDelete