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Causes of the Civil War
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Who was the president of the Confederate States of America?
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
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Which side wanted to keep slavery?
The Union
The Confederacy
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Who won the presidential election of 1860?
Frederick Douglass
Jefferson Davis
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
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Which thing did the Kansas-Nebraska Act NOT do?
Repealed the Missouri Compromise.
Let both territories decide if they would be slave or free.
Created two new territories.
Forced Kansas & Nebraska to have slaves.
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What is the name of the group of states that wanted to own slaves?
The Hillbillies
The Confederacy
White Supremacists
Abraham Lincoln Haters
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What did the Supreme Court rule in the Dred Scott decision?
Dred Scott will die a slave.
Dred Scott's owner should release him.
Slaves should be freed immediately.
Slaves are property and do not have rights as Americans.
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What is another term for the Union?
Those Flag People
The United States
The Anti-Hillbillies
The Country
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Which thing did the Kansas-Nebraska Act NOT do?
Created two new territories.
Let both territories decide if they would be slave or free.
Repealed the Missouri Compromise.
Forced Kansas & Nebraska to have slaves.
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What did abolitionists want to do?
Arrest everyone with slaves
Have more slaves
End slavery
Ship slaves elsewhere
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What was John Brown's goal when he broke into the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry?
Start a war between pro-slavery and anti-slavery people.
Murder the masters himself.
Arm the slaves so they can murder their masters.
Start the Civil War early.
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What was Popular Sovereignty?
When the president is very popular.
The authority of a government comes from the people.
How King George III ruled over the colonists.
The reason colonists broke away from England.
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