The Civil War. A. Slaves B. Unionist C. Tariff D. Farmers.

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The Civil War

A. Slaves B. Unionist C. Tariff D. Farmers

A. Slaves B. Unionist C. Tariff D. Farmers

A. Draft B. Garrison C. Sectionalism D. Calling

A. Draft B. Garrison C. Sectionalism D. Calling

A. Secede B. Fence C. Garrison D. Orator

A. Secede B. Fence C. Garrison D. Orator

A. Tariff B. Draft C. Secede D. Money

A. Tariff B. Draft C. Secede D. Money

A. Dodgers B. Fort runners C. Unionist D. Blockade runners

A. Dodgers B. Fort runners C. Unionist D. Blockade runners

A. Secede B. Orator C. Sectionalism D. Foundries

A. Secede B. Orator C. Sectionalism D. Foundries

A. Blockades B. Foundries C. Factories D. Tariffs

A. Blockades B. Foundries C. Factories D. Tariffs

A. Draft B. Secede C. Sectionalism D. Orator

A. Draft B. Secede C. Sectionalism D. Orator

A. Professor B. Orator C. Draft D. Teacher

A. Professor B. Orator C. Draft D. Teacher

A. Voted B. Imported C. Inaugurated D. Ceremony

A. Voted B. Imported C. Inaugurated D. Ceremony

A. feared it would raise the cost of imported goods B. didn’t make any money C. didn’t like northerners D. wanted to give their money to other people

A. feared it would raise the cost of imported goods B. didn’t make any money C. didn’t like northerners D. wanted to give their money to other people

A. it was the biggest city in Alabama B. it had really beautiful buildings C. it had a central location with good railroad and river connections D. it was the best city as far as education

A. it was the biggest city in Alabama B. it had really beautiful buildings C. it had a central location with good railroad and river connections D. it was the best city as far as education

A. The South fired on Fort Sumter B. The South seceded from the North C. The South didn’t agree to be taxed D. The North wanted slavery to be illegal

A. The South fired on Fort Sumter B. The South seceded from the North C. The South didn’t agree to be taxed D. The North wanted slavery to be illegal

A. It was the first battle in the war B. The South had won the battle C. The North captured a lot of slaves D. It gave the Union control of the Mobile Bay

A. It was the first battle in the war B. The South had won the battle C. The North captured a lot of slaves D. It gave the Union control of the Mobile Bay

A. slavery and politics B. money and slavery C. power and slavery D. politics and money

A. slavery and politics B. money and slavery C. power and slavery D. politics and money

A. bigger army and more land B. money and fighting on home ground C. fighting on home ground and boys attended military schools D. boys attended military schools and money

A. bigger army and more land B. money and fighting on home ground C. fighting on home ground and boys attended military schools D. boys attended military schools and money

A. was captured by the south and became a slave B. helped General Forest catch Federal raiders C. helped free slaves to the north D. dressed up as a soldier and fought for the north

A. was captured by the south and became a slave B. helped General Forest catch Federal raiders C. helped free slaves to the north D. dressed up as a soldier and fought for the north

A. abolitionists B. raiders C. blockade runners D. foundries

A. abolitionists B. raiders C. blockade runners D. foundries

A. Barack Obama B. George Bush C. Abraham Lincoln D. Jefferson Davis

A. Barack Obama B. George Bush C. Abraham Lincoln D. Jefferson Davis

A. tax everyone, make a constitution, build a capital, and win the war B. design a currency (money), build an military (army & navy), and build factories C. pick a president, form an army, clear the land, and save a lot of money D. win the war

A. tax everyone, make a constitution, build a capital, and win the war B. design a currency (money), build an military (army & navy), and build factories C. pick a president, form an army, clear the land, and save a lot of money D. win the war

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