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Texas History Chapter 15-16

Texas History Chapter 15-16. #1 North’s victory in the Civil War meant. South seceded. Union was preserved. A:. B:. Slavery was legalized. Lincoln was no longer President. C:. D:. B. Union was preserved. #2 All were sacrifices made by Texans during the Civil War EXCEPT.

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Texas History Chapter 15-16

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  1. Texas History Chapter 15-16

  2. #1 North’s victory in the Civil War meant South seceded Union was preserved A: B: Slavery was legalized Lincoln was no longer President C: D:

  3. B. Union was preserved

  4. #2 All were sacrifices made by Texans during the Civil War EXCEPT They used coffee substitutes They wore homespun clothing A: B: They stopped receiving nursing care They stopped printing newspapers C: D:

  5. C. They stopped receiving nursing care

  6. #3 Union leaders wanted to gain control of Galveston because it Had a busy seaport Was a railroad center A: B: Housed the State Capitol Was the geographic center of Texas C: D:

  7. A. Had a busy seaport

  8. #4 Many delegates to the Texas convention after the 1860 election Opposed secession Had no opinion about secession A: B: Favored secession Declared secession illegal C: D:

  9. C. Favored secession

  10. #5 Most Southerners in the 1850s believed that the rise of the Republican party would mean Legalization of slavery The end of the Southern way of life A: B: Economic prosperity A depression in the North C: D:

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

  12. #6 Members of the 1861 convention in Montgomery, Alabama, formed the Confederate States of America Whig Party A: B: Republican Party Democratic Party C: D:

  13. A. Confederate States of America

  14. #7 If the Republicans won the 1860 election, Southern leaders threatened to Call for a recount Secede from the Union A: B: Filibuster in Congress Assassinate Lincoln C: D:

  15. B. Secede from the Union

  16. #8 Despite a blockade of its ports, Texas continued to send cotton to Europe through New Orleans California A: B: Mexico Santa Fe C: D:

  17. C. Mexico

  18. #9 All were results of the Civil War EXCEPT • The Union was dissolved More than 600,000 people died A: B: Slavery ended The Confederacy was defeated C: D:

  19. A. The Union was dissolved

  20. #10 During the Civil War, women did all of the following EXCEPT Work on farms Sewed uniforms A: B: Serve as nurses Work in factories C: D:

  21. D. Work in factories

  22. #11 How many Texans served in the Confederate Army? 60,000 6,000 A: B: 10,000 66,000 C: D:

  23. A. 60,000

  24. #12 The Texas Secession Convention ordered all state officials to take an oath of allegiance to President Lincoln The Confederacy A: B: Texas The Union Army C: D:

  25. B. The Confederacy

  26. #13 Conscription is Forced enrollment into military service Secession from the Union A: B: Hiring of a substitute for military service Confederate paper money C: D:

  27. B. Forced enrollment into military service

  28. #14 Which of these was NOT a problem during Reconstruction? Invasions by Mexican soldiers Bitterness between North and South A: B: Scarcity of money Lack of food and shelter for freedmen C: D:

  29. A. Invasions by Mexican soldiers

  30. #15 On June 19, 1865, General Granger issued a proclamation declaring that all Women had the right to vote Enslaved people were free A: B: Taxes were increased African Americans could vote C: D:

  31. B. Enslaved people were free

  32. #16 The Texas Constitution of 1866 failed to Give African Americans the right to vote Declare secession illegal A: B: Abolish slavery Cancel the state’s war debts C: D:

  33. A. Give African Americans the right to vote

  34. #17 Most former Confederates felt the Radical Republicans’ plan for Reconstruction was Too generous Too harsh A: B: unnecessary Fair to all C: D:

  35. B. Too harsh

  36. #18 On March 30, 1870, President Grant Signed a proclamation ending Reconstruction in Texas War with Native Americans A: B: The Civil War The Fifteenth Amendment C: D:

  37. A. Reconstruction in Texas

  38. #19 The federal agency created to assist newly freed slaves was the Welfare Department Ku Klux Klan A: B: Freedman’s Bureau Ladies Needle Battalion C: D:

  39. C. Freedman’s Bureau

  40. #20 After being impeached, President Johnson Lost most of his influence Was reelected to a second term A: B: Was removed from office C: D: Left the office voluntarily

  41. A. Lost most of his influence

  42. #21 The period of reestablishing governments in the South after the Civil War is called Renewal Reconstruction A: B: Reunion C: D: Reintegration

  43. B. Reconstruction

  44. #22 The Emancipation Proclamation of 1863 Condemned Southern states for seceding Freed slaves in the Union states A: B: Condemned President Johnson Freed slaves in the Confederate states C: D:

  45. C. Freed slaves in the Confederate states

  46. #23 African Americans were most likely to vote for Republicans Democrats A: B: Federalists Whigs C: D:

  47. A. Republicans

  48. #24 What oath did Southerners have to take before they could vote? Abolitionist Oath Emancipation Oath A: B: Ironclad Oath Oath of Office C: D:

  49. C. Ironclad Oath

  50. #25 Who was the President of the United States impeached during Reconstruction? Andrew Johnson Abraham Lincoln A: B: Ulysses S, Grant John H. Reagan C: D:

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