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- The open fire on _____________ began the American Civil War.
- There had been no decisive victory in the Battle of _____________.
- With the taking of _____________, the North gained the upper hand in the war.
- The last General of the Confederate States, _____________ surrendered on June 23, 1865.
- Lincoln was assassinated while watching a drama at the _____________ theatre.
- The war gave the world the use of _____________.
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- Fort Sumter
- Antietam
- Atlanta
- Stand Watie
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- machine gun
Q2.
Write True or False against the following.
- The North was an agricultural centre and South a manufacturing centre.
- Fort Donelson was a federally held fort.
- The Siege of Vicksburg was fought at Mississippi.
- Robert Lee surrendered the army to Union General Ulysses of August 9, 1865.
- Abraham Lincoln officially ended Reconstruction in 1876.
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- False
- False
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- False
Q3.
Match the following.
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| (a) November 19, 1863 | (i) Battle of Appomattox Courthouse |
| (b) 1854 | (ii) Missouri Compromise |
| (c) 1850 | (iii) Harpers Ferry |
| (d) April 9, 1865 | (iv) Gettysburg Speech |
| (e) John Brown | (v) Slavery declared illegal |
| (f) 1863 | (vi) Fort Sumter |
| (g) P. T. Beauregard | (vii) Kansas-Nebraska Act |
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- (iv) Gettysburg Speech
- (vii) Kansas-Nebraska Act
- (ii) Missouri Compromise
- (i) Battle of Appomattox Courthouse
- (iii) Harpers Ferry
- (v) Slavery declared illegal
- (vi) Fort Sumter
Q4.
What is the civil war?
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What event in 1850 raised hostility between the two states?
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The compromise of 1850 raised the hostility between the North and the South because the North refused to enforce the Fugitive Slave Act.































































































