Texas and the Civil War

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Civil War Vocabulary:

Vocabulary (write these in your journal!)

Secede: to formally leave or withdraw.

Annex: to bring into a country.

Union: The United States

Confederacy: The Southern states which seceded and created their own country.

State's rights: rights which states have which the government cannot mess with.

Surrender: declare that the enemy has won and the fighting can stop.

Multiple Choice

THE NAME OF THE GROUP OF SOUTHERN STATES THAT SECEDED

SECEDE

CONFEDERACY

EMANCIPATION

VOLUNTEER

Multiple Choice

TO BREAK AWAY FROM A GROUP

CONFEDERACY

VOLUNTEER

ARSENAL

SECEDE

Multiple Choice

declare that the enemy has won and the fighting can stop.

secede

abolitionists

hardship

surrender

Multiple Choice

When was the Civil War?

1861-1876

1870-1876

1861-1865

2015-2019

Multiple Choice

He was president during the _____.

Revolutionary War

War of 1812

Civil War

Great War

Multiple Choice

What event occurred right before the southern states started to secede?

Lincoln elected president

Slavery was outlawed in the north

Missouri compromise

Compromise of 1850

Multiple Choice

What was a major cause for the Civil War?

Differences over slavery and States' Rights.

Differences over trade with European countries.

Different state alliances with European countries.

None of these answers are correct.

Multiple Choice

The Civil War was fought between ______.

the Union and Confederates

Whites and Blacks

Mexico and America

The Native Americans and the Union

Multiple Choice

The Northern States were the _____.

French

Confederates

Union

Americans

Multiple Choice

Who won the Civil War?

Union

Confederates

West

East

Multiple Choice

Which explanation best describes the Civil War?

The conflict between states deciding whether or not to admit Missouri into the Union.

The conflict between the states in the North and the South in the mid-1800s.

The riots in New York City.

The conflict between the states in the West and the North in the mid-1800s.

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Texas and the Civil War

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