1. ESS THURSDAYS IN LIBRARY!
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March 9th
ESS THURSDAYS IN LIBRARY!
Agenda:
Flashbacks 1-4
Primary Source Native Americans Native Americans and the West Notes Objectives:
I can identify and analyze significant events for Native Americans and their response to those events during the late nineteenth century.

2. Most missed questions on test
1. How did the Emancipation Proclamation affect the course of the Civil War? a.
by extending the North’s war aims to include the abolition of slavery b.
by promoting several states to secede from the Union c.
by forcing Southern states to stop importing slaves d.
by allowing escaped slaves to fight in the Union army

3. 2. What was the verdict in President Johnson’s impeachment trial?
He was found guilty. c.
He escaped conviction by one vote. b.
He was removed from office. d.
He was forced to confess his guilt.

4. 3. Which of the following describes the Republican Party’s official stance on slavery in the 1850’s?
The party officially supported the total abolition of slavery. b.
The party was in favor of popular sovereigny. c.
The party opposed the extension of slavery into new U.S. territories. d.
The party rejected the stance of the Free Soilers in favor of supporting state’s rights.

5. 4. Reconstruction ended predominantly for what reason?
The South had been rebuilt and no longer needed to be reconstructed. b.
New laws ensured the welfare of freed slaves, and a new generation of southern leaders were ready to continue Union policies. c.
Reconstruction was too expensive to continue. d.
A compromise gave Republican Rutherford B. Hayes the presidency in exchange for withdrawing Union forces from the South.

6. 1. How did the Emancipation Proclamation affect the course of the Civil War?
by extending the North’s war aims to include the abolition of slavery b.
by promoting several states to secede from the Union c.
by forcing Southern states to stop importing slaves d.
by allowing escaped slaves to fight in the Union army

7. 1. How did the Emancipation Proclamation affect the course of the Civil War?
by extending the North’s war aims to include the abolition of slavery b.
by promoting several states to secede from the Union c.
by forcing Southern states to stop importing slaves d.
by allowing escaped slaves to fight in the Union army

8. 2. What was the verdict in President Johnson’s impeachment trial?
He was found guilty. c.
He escaped conviction by one vote. b.
He was removed from office. d.
He was forced to confess his guilt.

9. 2. What was the verdict in President Johnson’s impeachment trial?
He was found guilty. c.
He escaped conviction by one vote. b.
He was removed from office. d.
He was forced to confess his guilt.

10. 3. Which of the following describes the Republican Party’s official stance on slavery in the 1850’s?
The party officially supported the total abolition of slavery. b.
The party was in favor of popular sovereigny. c.
The party opposed the extension of slavery into new U.S. territories. d.
The party rejected the stance of the Free Soilers in favor of supporting state’s rights.

11. 3. Which of the following describes the Republican Party’s official stance on slavery in the 1850’s?
The party officially supported the total abolition of slavery. b.
The party was in favor of popular sovereigny. c.
The party opposed the extension of slavery into new U.S. territories. d.
The party rejected the stance of the Free Soilers in favor of supporting state’s rights.

12. 4. Reconstruction ended predominantly for what reason?
The South had been rebuilt and no longer needed to be reconstructed. b.
New laws ensured the welfare of freed slaves, and a new generation of southern leaders were ready to continue Union policies. c.
Reconstruction was too expensive to continue. d.
A compromise gave Republican Rutherford B. Hayes the presidency in exchange for withdrawing Union forces from the South.

13. 4. Reconstruction ended predominantly for what reason?
The South had been rebuilt and no longer needed to be reconstructed. b.
New laws ensured the welfare of freed slaves, and a new generation of southern leaders were ready to continue Union policies. c.
Reconstruction was too expensive to continue. d.
A compromise gave Republican Rutherford B. Hayes the presidency in exchange for withdrawing Union forces from the South.