1. LOUISIANA Wrap-Up Chapter 10 Secession & Civil War
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4. What would be the position of a person who supported the idea of states’ rights in the United States in the 18th century?

5. The rights of states should prevail over the rights of the federal government
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6. What is the author’s intended message in this political cartoon?

7. The argument over slavery was tearing the United States apart
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8. What was the purpose of the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850?

9. To settle disputes over slavery
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10. What novel published in 1852 created great sympathy for the suffering of slaves and advanced the abolitionists’ movement in the North?

11. Uncle Tom’s Cabin
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12. What was the most controversial part of the Compromise of 1850?

13. Fugitive Slave Act
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14. According to the timeline, which event occurred in 1861?

15. Louisiana seceded from the U.S.
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16. Disputes over which two issues led to the creation of the Confederate States of America?

17. slavery and states’ rights
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18. What happened as a direct result of Lincoln’s election in 1860?

19. Southern states began to secede from the United States
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20. Why did many Southerners feel Lincoln’s election was illegitimate?

21. His name was not on the ballots in ten of the fifteen slave states
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22. What conclusion can be drawn from this sermon excerpt by Reverend Benjamin Palmer of New Orleans?

23. Palmer’s status and words helped to persuade Louisiana’s citizens to secede
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24. What is the author’s intended message in this political cartoon?

25. The argument over slavery was tearing the United States apart
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26. What was the purpose of the Emancipation Proclamation?

27. to pressure the Confederates to end the war
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28. How was the complaint “a rich man’s struggle but a poor man’s fight” related to the Conscription Act?

29. Draft exemptions favored upper class professionals and those who benefited from slavery
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30. What does the author want you to know about Abraham Lincoln?

31. Lincoln would attack slavery in order to force the Confederate States to stop fighting
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32. What conclusion can be drawn from the graphs?

33. The Union would have a greater advantage during the Civil War
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34. Where did the longest siege of the Civil War occur?

35. Port Hudson
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36. What conclusion can be drawn about the role of the Mississippi in the Union strategy?

37. Much of the Union’s strategy depended on controlling the Mississippi
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38. Why did Wheat’s unit become known as the “Fighting Tigers”?

39. They were ferocious with the enemy and wild off the battlefield
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40. Why was Louisiana a primary target for the Union?

41. The port of New Orleans and the Mississippi River were crucial to Confederate trade and transportation
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42. What was Louisiana’s primary concern when considering secession?

43. economic impact
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44. What conclusion can be drawn about the Union’s plan to defeat the Confederacy?

45. Blockading the South’s major ports and waterways would cripple their transportation, supplies, and economy
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46. What was the Confiscation Act?

47. It allowed Union soldiers to take possession of property belonging to Confederate
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48. Which Confederate capital was the last to surrender?

49. Shreveport
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50. Who was the commander of the United States Navy at New Orleans?

51. David Farragut
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52. What group did Kate Stone start a chapter of in Madison Parish?

53. United Daughters of the Confederacy
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54. What is the meaning of the term emancipate?

55. set free
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56. What is popular sovereignty?

57. The ability of the people of an area to decide an issue for themselves
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58. The division of the nation’s states based on slave or free would be the best example of what term?

59. Sectionalism
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60. To which event is the text referring?

61. Emancipation Proclamation
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62. What was the Fugitive Slave Act?

63. It required all citizens to assist officials in the locating and return of escaped slaves
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65. Why were Louisiana sugar planters particularly concerned with secession?

66. Losing protective federal tariffs would affect prices and markets for their crop
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