Civil War Quiz on Lincoln's Presidency
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What did Abraham Lincoln assert about secession in his inaugural address?

  • It was legally void. (correct)
  • It was a legitimate action by the states.
  • It was necessary for state rights.
  • It required diplomatic negotiations.

What was the primary initial motive for the North's fight in the Civil War?

  • To support Southern states
  • To end slavery
  • To expand northern territory
  • To preserve the Union (correct)

Which factor was NOT an advantage for the North during the Civil War?

  • Larger population
  • More skilled labor
  • Greater financial wealth
  • Better military strategy (correct)

Which event did Lincoln announce in September 1862?

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What was the approximate death toll of the Civil War?

<p>620,000 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect was more favorable to the South during the Civil War?

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How did European governments view slavery during the time of the Civil War?

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Which of the following was a key reason the Union ultimately prevailed?

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What was the main issue decided by the North's victory in the war?

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What did the term 'Eastern Question' refer to?

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Which country was involved in backing Balkan national movements?

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What was one outcome of the Balkan Wars in 1912 and 1913?

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What does nationalism mean?

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What was a significant factor in the growth of nationalism during the nineteenth century?

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What was a common difficulty faced during the unification of Germany?

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Which humanitarian initiative was established after the Battle of Salferino?

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What was a major factor that hindered German unification under Prussia?

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Which two countries did Bismarck maintain good relations with to support his unification efforts?

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Which war marked the exclusion of Austria from the German unification process?

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What was the result of the Franco-Prussian War for Germany?

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What was the Battle of Koniggratz significant for?

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During which event did Prussian King Wilhelm I become the German Emperor?

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Which conflict was instrumental in acquiring Schleswig-Holstein for Prussia?

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What common interest did Prussia and Russia share during Bismarck's time?

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What was the main ideological basis of African resistance against colonial rule?

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Who was Samori Toure?

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Where was the capital of the Wassoulou Empire established by Samori Toure?

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What significant trade post did Samori Toure control by 1881?

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How did Samori Toure strengthen his army?

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What was one outcome of the French attacks on Samori Toure's forces in 1882?

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Which territories were part of the Wassoulou Empire created by Samori Toure?

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In what year did Samori Toure become the leader of the Wassoulou Empire?

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What was the only successful anti-colonial struggle in Africa?

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Who was the paramount chief of Ashanti from 1701 to 1717?

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What significant cultural symbol did Osei Tutu create to legitimize his rule?

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What major product was central to the economy of the Ashanti Empire?

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How did the Ashanti Empire first emerge as a significant state?

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Which of the following best describes the Ashanti relationship with the Portuguese?

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What was the role of the Odwira festival in the Ashanti Empire?

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What strategy did Europeans sometimes use against Africans during colonization?

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What concept did Frederick Luggard develop to describe British colonial administration?

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Which impact did the Maji-Maji revolt have on future nationalists in Tanzania?

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How did the British colonial administration affect perceptions of ethnic groups in Africa?

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What was one goal of 'indirect rule' as employed by the British?

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What did the British believe about their method of 'indirect rule'?

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What was a result of British colonial policies on local organizations in Africa?

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Which aspect describes the difference in colonial administration between Britain and France?

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What was one of the intended outcomes of emphasizing tribal distinctions by colonial authorities?

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Flashcards

Bismarck's Goal

Unifying Germany under Prussian rule, requiring wars against Austria and France.

Obstacles to German Unification

Austria's opposition to Prussian leadership, French desire for a divided Germany, and maintaining good relations with Russia for support.

Prussia-Russia Alliance

An alliance based on a shared interest in opposing Polish nationalism.

Danish War

A war between Prussia and Austria to acquire Schleswig-Holstein from Denmark in 1864.

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Austro-Prussian War

A war between Prussia and Austria in 1866, with Prussian victory.

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North German Confederation

Created by Prussia in 1866 from territories supporting Prussia in the Austro-Prussian War, a precursor to the 1871 German Empire.

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Franco-Prussian War

A war between France and Prussia in 1870-71, resulting in Prussian victory and the German Empire.

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German Empire Proclamation

Prussian King Wilhelm I proclaimed German Emperor in 1871 at the Palace of Versailles, humiliating France.

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Lincoln's Inaugural Address

Lincoln declared secession illegal and that he would not invade the South but would maintain federal property using force if necessary.

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Union's Advantages

The North had more states, population, industry, railroads, and financial resources, plus naval power.

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Confederacy's Disadvantages

The South lacked the industrial and financial resources of the North, and was hampered by a smaller population and fewer railroads.

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Emancipation Proclamation

Lincoln's declaration that all slaves in Confederate-held territory would be free as of January 1, 1863.

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Civil War Motive

Initially, the North was fighting to stop secession, not to end slavery; however, slavery's role in secession made it a central issue.

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European Influence

Despite sympathy for the South among some in Britain and France, they did not intervene because of their opposition to slavery that the North now viewed as a central war issue.

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Civil War Casualties

The Civil War resulted in the deaths of approximately 620,000 people.

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Secession

The withdrawal of Southern states from the United States

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Samori Toure

A Muslim religious figure and military leader who founded the Wassoulou Empire in West Africa, resisting French colonial rule.

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Wassoulou Empire

An Islamic empire founded by Samori Toure in present-day Guinea, Sierra Leone, Cote d'Ivoire, and Burkina Faso.

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Samori Toure's Resistance

Samori Toure's efforts to resist French colonization of West Africa, employing a well-trained army and strategic alliances.

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Samori Toure's Military Strategy

Samori Toure built a strong army, importing firearms and using his military power to control gold mines and strategic locations.

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French-Wassoulou Conflict

The conflict between Samori Toure's Wassoulou Empire and the expanding French forces in West Africa.

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Bissandugu

The capital of Samori Toure's Wassoulou Empire, reflecting his political and economic power.

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Samori Toure's Legacy

Samori Toure is remembered for his strong resistance to French colonialism and his contributions to West African history.

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Importance of Samori Toure's Resistance

Samori Toure's resistance efforts symbolize the fight against colonial rule, inspiring later generations to resist oppression.

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Eastern Question

The question of what would happen to the declining Ottoman Empire, particularly in the Balkans, and the role of European powers in the region.

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Balkan Wars

Two wars in 1912 and 1913 in the Balkan Peninsula that resulted in the Ottoman Empire losing all its remaining European territory.

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The Industrial Revolution

A period of major technological advancements and economic growth, particularly in the late 18th and 19th centuries, that led to a shift from agrarian to industrial societies.

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Causes of the Industrial Revolution

Factors that contributed to the Industrial Revolution include technological innovations, the availability of resources, a growing population, and favorable government policies.

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Impacts of Industrial Revolution on Agriculture

The Industrial Revolution led to increased agricultural productivity, a shift from subsistence farming to cash crops, and migration to urban areas.

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Nationalism

A strong feeling of pride and loyalty to one's nation, often accompanied by a desire for self-determination and independence.

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Factors Facilitating Nationalism

Factors contributing to nationalism in the 19th century included shared language, culture, history, political changes, and economic development.

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Assimilation in the USA

The process by which millions of immigrants were integrated into American society in the 19th century, often through education, language learning, and cultural adaptation.

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Anti-Colonial Struggle

The only successful anti-colonial struggle in Africa was by Ethiopia against the Italians. Emperor Menelik II led the Ethiopians to victory at the Battle of Adwa in 1896, securing Ethiopia's independence.

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Samori Toure's Contribution

Samori Toure was a leader of the Mandinka people in West Africa who fought against French colonization from 1881 to 1898. He created a powerful empire and led a strong resistance movement.

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Ashanti Empire

A powerful West African state that emerged in the 17th century in what is today Ghana. The Ashanti were known for their strength, wealth from gold, and their organized government.

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Osei Tutu

Osei Tutu, the Ashantihene (king) from 1701 to 1717, unified the independent chiefdoms into the Ashanti Empire, creating a powerful political and military state.

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Kumasi

The capital of the Ashanti Empire, established by Osei Tutu. Kumasi became a symbol of unity and power for the Ashanti people.

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Golden Stool

A sacred stool that represents the ancestors and authority of the Ashanti people. Created by Osei Tutu, it symbolizes unity and legitimacy of the Ashanti dynasty.

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Odwira

A cultural festival celebrated by the Ashanti people symbolizing unity and paying homage to their ancestors. It was created by Osei Tutu to symbolize the union of the Ashanti people.

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Gold

The major product of the Ashanti Empire, which brought wealth and power to the kingdom. It also attracted European interest in the region.

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Indirect Rule

A British colonial administration strategy using existing local leaders to govern, aiming for minimal European involvement and cost effectiveness.

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Dual Mandate

A British colonial policy based on Frederick Luggard's concept, balancing economic development with the welfare of local people.

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Pre-colonial Chiefdoms

Local authorities, often hereditary rulers, existing before European colonization and used by British 'indirect rule'.

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Invented Tribalism

The idea that colonial authorities exaggerated differences between groups and created a sense of 'tribalism' to prevent African unity.

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French Colonial Policy

Direct rule, with French officials directly administering colonies, aiming for assimilation and cultural integration.

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Assimilation

A French colonial policy approach where the goal is to integrate colonized people into French culture and society.

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Economic Impact of Colonialism

Negative consequences of colonial policies on African economies, including resource exploitation, loss of control over markets, and distorted development patterns.

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Denounce the Economic Impact

Criticizing the harmful economic effects of colonialism and advocating for repairing the damage.

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