Sophia - US History I - Unit 4 - Milestone 4

1 CONCEPT → The Election of 1860 and Secession 2 CONCEPT → Towards a Greater Reconstruction 3 CONCEPT → The Compromise of 1850 4 CONCEPT → A House Divided: Crises of the 1850s 5 CONCEPT → The Slave Experience 6 CONCEPT → Manifest Destiny 7 CONCEPT → Reconstructing the South 8 CONCEPT → Perspectives on Emancipation 9 CONCEPT → The Civil War 10 CONCEPT → The Collapse of the Reconstruction 11 CONCEPT → The End of the War 12 CONCEPT → Slavery in the United States in the 19th Century 13 CONCEPT → Women's Activism in the Early 19th Century 14 CONCEPT → Think About It: Was Lincoln an Abolitionist? 15 CONCEPT → The Abolitionist Movement 15/15 " that's 100% RETAKE # 15 questions were answered correctly . Which of the following played the biggest role in Lincoln's election in 1860? Report an issue with this question Which of the following events resulted in western lands being given away for a nominal fee to independent adults who could improve on them? Report an issue with this question Which of the following was a provision of the Compromise of 1850 that appealed to northerners? Report an issue with this question Choose the combination of words that correctly completes this sentence: "The ________ was one of several events that upended the second-party system of Whigs and Democrats and increased the membership of the Republican Party, which dedicated itself to the principles of ________." Report an issue with this question Which of the following statements about slave resistance is true? Report an issue with this question Which element of Manifest Destiny is reflected in the following statement? "The vast frontier is destined to become part of the United States and a place where freedom and democracy reign." Report an issue with this question Which of the following supported the criticisms of Presidential Reconstruction by Radical Republicans in Congress? Report an issue with this question Read an excerpt from Lincoln's 1864 speech in Baltimore: “Having determined to use the negro as a soldier, there is no way but to give him all the protection given to any other soldier. The di ffi culty is not in stating the principle, but in practically applying it. It is a mistake to suppose the government is indi ff erent to this matter, or is not doing the best it can in regard to it...” What does Lincoln's speech reveal about the participation of Black soldiers in the Civil War? Report an issue with this question Which of the following was an advantage for the Union in the Civil War? Report an issue with this question Which of the following groups formed rifle clubs known as "Red Shirts" to intimidate voters? Report an issue with this question Which of the following o ffi cially ended the Civil War? Report an issue with this question Which statement best summarizes the "concurrent majority," an idea advanced by John C. Calhoun to protect slavery in the 19th century? Report an issue with this question Consider the following statement: "Women have a duty to take direct action in providing freedom for slaves." Which of the following principles or movements would the speaker most likely support? Report an issue with this question Which of the following statements best represents Abraham Lincoln's experience of and views on slavery prior to the Civil War? Report an issue with this question Which statement best reflects the approach of abolitionists to ending slavery? Report an issue with this question ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " ● " " # The Democratic Party was divided and ran multiple candidates. ● Northerners were united around abolition and equal rights for blacks. ● Many southerners saw Lincoln as weak and open to manipulation. ● Lincoln promised to end slavery once and for all. ● The Morrill Act # The Homestead Act ● The Indian Wars ● The Treaty of Fort Laramie ● A ban on slavery in Washington, D.C. # Admission of California into the Union as a free state ● Bounties o ff ered on escaped slaves caught in the North ● Popular sovereignty in the Mexican Cession aside from California ● Kansas-Nebraska Act; popular sovereignty ● attack on Lawrence, Kansas; abolitionism # Dred Scott decision; free labor ● Missouri Compromise; equal rights ● Women were the ones who more frequently ran away, even though it meant that they would be separated from their children. ● Running away was one of the more common forms of slave resistance because it was easy. # Most runaway slaves went to join free black communities, or to visit family nearby. ● Slaves preferred more violent forms of resistance, like rebellions. ● White supremacy # Divine mission ● Capitalism ● Safety valve # Southerners elected former Confederate o ffi cials to Congress. ● Southern states refused to abide by the terms of Presidential Reconstruction. ● Southern states ratified the 13th Amendment. ● All men were given the right to vote, regardless of skin color. # Lincoln was concerned that they could face more severe consequences from southerners than white soldiers. ● Lincoln wanted to convince African Americans that participating in the war would help them be free. ● Lincoln objected to using African Americans as soldiers, as they were untested in battle. ● Lincoln thought freed slaves should fight on behalf of those still enslaved in the South. ● The ability to institute a draft # A significantly larger free population ● Long supply lines ● Home-turf advantage # Democratic Party ● Freedmen's Bureau ● Southern black churches ● Scalawags ● The Wade-Davis Bill ● The Emancipation Proclamation ● The capture of Richmond # The surrenders of Lee and Johnston # The majority’s interests should be o ff set with measures that protect regional minority interests. ● Congress should represent the majority opinion, to prevent minority groups from seizing power. ● A Democratic majority was a threat to the Whig minority. ● A minority should leave a political community if the majority infringes upon its rights. ● Republican Motherhood ● Separate Spheres Ideology ● The Seneca Falls Convention # The Underground Railroad ● "The biggest challenge to emancipation will be compensating freed slaves for the pain they su ff ered." ● "I've come up with a plan for the end of slavery which I shall carry out as president." # "We cannot recognize slavery as an evil and at the same time allow it to spread." ● "The West is too insignificant to have any e ff ect on slavery's position in the rest of the nation." ● "Relocating African Americans is the most appropriate way to end slavery in America." ● "Slavery must be contained in the South and not allowed into the Western territories." # "We appeal to the conscience of all Americans to protect the country’s soul by ending slavery." ● "We support a gradual approach to the end of slavery, like that which has occurred in the northern states." 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