2. Texas History Chapter 15-16

3. A:B: South secededUnion was preserved #1 North’s victory in the Civil War meant C:D: Slavery was legalizedLincoln was no longer President

4. B. Union was preserved

5. A:B: They used coffee substitutes They wore homespun clothing #2 All were sacrifices made by Texans during the Civil War EXCEPT C:D: They stopped receiving nursing care They stopped printing newspapers

6. C. They stopped receiving nursing care

7. A:B: Had a busy seaportWas a railroad center #3 Union leaders wanted to gain control of Galveston because it C:D: Housed the State CapitolWas the geographic center of Texas

8. A. Had a busy seaport

9. A:B: Opposed secessionHad no opinion about secession #4 Many delegates to the Texas convention after the 1860 election C:D: Favored secessionDeclared secession illegal

10. C. Favored secession

11. A:B: Legalization of slaveryThe end of the Southern way of life #5 Most Southerners in the 1850s believed that the rise of the Republican party would mean C:D: Economic prosperityA depression in the North

12. B. The end of the southern way of life

13. A:B: Confederate States of America Whig Party #6 Members of the 1861 convention in Montgomery, Alabama, formed the C:D: Republican PartyDemocratic Party

14. A. Confederate States of America

15. A:B: Call for a recount Secede from the Union #7 If the Republicans won the 1860 election, Southern leaders threatened to C:D: Filibuster in Congress Assassinate Lincoln

16. B. Secede from the Union

17. A:B: New OrleansCalifornia #8 Despite a blockade of its ports, Texas continued to send cotton to Europe through C:D: Mexico Santa Fe

18. C. Mexico

19. A:B: The Union was dissolved More than 600,000 people died #9 All were results of the Civil War EXCEPT C:D: Slavery endedThe Confederacy was defeated

20. A. The Union was dissolved

21. A:B: Work on farmsSewed uniforms #10 During the Civil War, women did all of the following EXCEPT C:D: Serve as nurses Work in factories

22. D. Work in factories

23. A:B: 60,0006,000 #11 How many Texans served in the Confederate Army? C:D: 10,000 66,000

24. A. 60,000

25. A:B: President Lincoln The Confederacy #12 The Texas Secession Convention ordered all state officials to take an oath of allegiance to C:D: The Union Army Texas

26. B. The Confederacy

27. A:B: Secession from the Union Forced enrollment into military service #13 Conscription is C:D: Confederate paper money Hiring of a substitute for military service

28. B. Forced enrollment into military service

29. A:B: Invasions by Mexican soldiers Bitterness between North and South #14 Which of these was NOT a problem during Reconstruction? C:D: Scarcity of moneyLack of food and shelter for freedmen

30. A. Invasions by Mexican soldiers

31. A:B: Women had the right to vote Enslaved people were free #15 On June 19, 1865, General Granger issued a proclamation declaring that all C:D: Taxes were increasedAfrican Americans could vote

32. B. Enslaved people were free

33. A:B: Give African Americans the right to vote Declare secession illegal #16 The Texas Constitution of 1866 failed to C:D: Abolish slavery Cancel the state’s war debts

34. A. Give African Americans the right to vote

35. A:B: Too generousToo harsh #17 Most former Confederates felt the Radical Republicans’ plan for Reconstruction was C:D: unnecessaryFair to all

36. B. Too harsh

37. A:B: Reconstruction in Texas War with Native Americans #18 On March 30, 1870, President Grant Signed a proclamation ending C:D: The Civil WarThe Fifteenth Amendment

38. A. Reconstruction in Texas

39. A:B: Ku Klux Klan Welfare Department #19 The federal agency created to assist newly freed slaves was the C:D: Freedman’s BureauLadies Needle Battalion

40. C. Freedman’s Bureau

41. A:B: Lost most of his influence Was reelected to a second term C:D: Was removed from office Left the office voluntarily #20 After being impeached, President Johnson

42. A. Lost most of his influence

43. A:B: Renewal Reconstruction C:D: Reunion Reintegration #21 The period of reestablishing governments in the South after the Civil War is called

44. B. Reconstruction

45. A:B: Freed slaves in the Union states Condemned Southern states for seceding C:D: Freed slaves in the Confederate states Condemned President Johnson #22 The Emancipation Proclamation of 1863

46. C. Freed slaves in the Confederate states

47. A:B: RepublicansDemocrats C:D: Whigs Federalists #23 African Americans were most likely to vote for

48. A. Republicans

49. A:B: Emancipation Oath Abolitionist Oath C:D: Ironclad OathOath of Office #24 What oath did Southerners have to take before they could vote?

50. C. Ironclad Oath

51. A:B: Andrew JohnsonAbraham Lincoln #25 Who was the President of the United States impeached during Reconstruction? C:D: Ulysses S, GrantJohn H. Reagan

52. A. Andrew Johnson

53. A:B: Terry’s Texas Regiment Terry’s Texas Rangers #26 The 8 th Texas Cavalry Regiment was also know as C:D: Terry’s Tennessee Rangers Terry’s Rebel Regiment

54. B. Terry’s Texas Rangers

55. A:B: Union PrisonersUnion Farmers #27 Texans learned that General Lee had Surrendered a month before, after the battle at Palmito Ranch from C:D: Union PlantersNone of these

56. A. Union Prisoners

57. A:B: WhigsDemocrats #28 The political party that used violence to keep African Americans from voting in 1873 C:D: RepublicansFederalists

58. B. Democrats

59. A:B: Abraham LincolnJefferson Davis #29 Who was the president of the Confederacy? C:D: Sam HoustonMirabeau B. Lamar

60. B. Jefferson Davis

61. A:B: Abraham LincolnJefferson Davis #30 Who was the President of the United States, elected 1860? C:D: Andrew JacksonThomas Jefferson

62. A. Abraham Lincoln

63. A:B: Sabine PassPalmito Ranch #31 Site of the first battle of the Civil War C:D: Fort SumterNew Orleans

64. C. Fort Sumter

65. A:B: Sabine PassNew Orleans #32 City where Union forces launched an invasion of Texas in 1864 C:D: BrownsvilleGalveston

66. B. New Orleans

67. A:B: Sabine PassGalveston Bay #33 Battle that dashed Union plans to launch a major campaign against Texas C:D: Palmito RanchBuffalo Bayou

68. A. Sabine Pass

69. A:B: AppomattoxPalmito Ranch #34 Site of the last Civil War battle C:D: New OrleansFort Sumter

70. B. Palmito Ranch

71. A:B: Ku Klux KlanCarpetbaggers #35 Southern whites who supported Reconstruction C:D: AbolitionistsScalawags

72. D. Scalawags

73. A:B: ScalawagsCarpet baggers #36 Northerners who came to the South during Reconstruction C:D: Radical RepublicansAbolitionists

74. B. Carpetbaggers

75. A:B: Black codes13 th Amendment #37 Laws limiting the rights of African Americans after the Civil War C:D: Radical Republicans15 th Amendment

76. A. Black codes

77. A:B: ScalawagsFreedman’s Bureau #38 Set strict standards for admitting Southern states back into the Union C:D: Radical RepublicansAbolitionists

78. C. Radical Republicans

79. A:B: Mirabeau B. LamarSam Houston #39 Governor of Texas that opposed secession C:D: John H. ReaganMilton Holland

80. B. Sam Houston

81. A:B: George A. CusterGordon Granger #40 Union general whose cavalry occupied Austin in 1865 C:D: John H. ReaganMilton Holland

82. A. George A. Custer

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