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A: Emancipation

Proclamation

C: Abolition Act

B: Civil Rights Act

D: Anti-Slavery Act

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Lincoln created the _____in 1863, which led

to the dissolution of slavery in America

A.


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A: famous

C: popular

B: wealthy

D: unpopular

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Johnson was one of the most _____________ Presidents

in American history.

D.


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A: murder

C: Impeachment

B: credit card

D: late fee

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Johnson faced _____________ charges-

the first American president ever to do so.

C.


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A: Greensburg

Address

C: Cville

Address

B: Gatlinburg

Address

D: Gettysburg

Address

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Words from Lincoln’s famous ______________,

with a “new birth of freedom.”

D.


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A: Marion County

C: Green County

B: Larue County

D: Lincoln County

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Lincoln was born in a log cabin in ______________,

Kentucky.

B.


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A: Georgia

C: Tennessee

B: New York

D: South Carolina

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1. After serving a term as ________________

governor, Johnson was elected to the U.S. Senate.

C.


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A: Reconstruction

C: Civil Rights

B: Containment

D: Civil War

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Johnson’s immediate goal as president was to implement the ______________ policies of

Lincoln.

A.


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A: Johnson’s

C: Kennedy’s

B: William’s

D: Lincoln’s

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In the days that followed ______________

election, the country began to fall apart at the seams.

D


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A: 10

C: 9

B:12

D: 11

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In all, ______ states left the Union by early summer. Difficult days lay ahead for

President Lincoln.

D


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A: Tax Cuts

C: Civil Rights

B: Military Spending

D: Battle Decisions

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Some of Lincoln’s early decisions were controversial. He authorized _____________ before Congress approved.

B


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A: Yorktown

C: Bull Run

B: Saratoga

D: Winslow

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1. Lincoln gave in to everyone’s expectations and the Union and Confederate troops faced one

another in the first battle of _______________ on July 21, 1861.

C


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A: Civil Rights

C: Abolition

B: Civil War

D: Emancipation

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When they attempted to pass a _________ bill in 1866, Johnson vetoed it.

A.


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A: 11th

C: 13th

B: 12th

D: 14th

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By 1865, Congress ratified the _________ Amendment

to the U.S. Constitution, ending slavery in America.

C


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A: Alabama; Canadians

C: Alaska; Russians

B: California; Russians

D: Oregon; Russians

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Despite some foreign policy successes, including the purchase

of ______ from the ________ for $7.2 million, the Johnson

presidency is often considered a failure.

C


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A: Commander in Chief

C: Legislative

B: Executive

D: Commander in Arms

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Lincoln was the first President to use his

____________________ powers in making battle decisions.

A


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