1. Which situation was affected depending upon whether a state was admitted as a free state or a slave state?
A: Representation in congress
B: Number of supreme court justices
C: Amount of Western land available for settlement
D: Existing treaties with Native American Tribes
2. What was a provision of the Fugitive slave act?
A: All runaway slaves must be returned to their owners
B: All slaves must have a written pass to leave the plantation
C: If a slave made it to free territory he was free
D: Slaves trying to run away were relocated
3: For which of the following were Border Ruffians known?
A: Battling proslavery groups in Kansas
B: Battling antislavery groups in Kansas
C: Rallying against slavery in the territories
D: Patrolling state borders for runaway slaves
4: Which of the following was the issue in the Supreme Court case Dred Scott v. Sanford?
A: Whether a slave could gain the right to vote
B: Whether a slave could own property
C: Whether a slave could be freed if taken to a free state
D: Whether a slave could refuse to be separated from family members
5. Why did southern states secede?
A: They believed they could be more economically prosperous without the north
B: They believed the union no longer represented their interests
C: The Supreme Court decided they were legally able to do so
D: They wanted to re-align themselves with England
6: What advantage did the Confederates have during the war?
A: They had more money for supplies
B: They had a more advanced navy
C: They knew the Southern countryside better
D: They created African American militias
7. What was demonstrated by the first Battle of Bull Run?
A: That the North would win
B: That the South was better trained than the North
C: The African American soldiers would be useful to the union army
D: That the war would be long
8. What was an effect of the Emancipation Proclamation?
A: Many free African Americans volunteered to fight for the union
B: Enslaved African Americans in the South were immediately freed
C: The South was forced to surrender
D: Owning slaves became a crime punishable by death
9. What was general Ulysses S. Grant's strategy to win the war?
A: To utilize the navy more effectively
B: To wage total war on the South
C: To bring the war to the territories in the West
D: To allow freed slaves to fight for the north