The End of Civil War

Q. Abraham Lincoln was the ___ President of USA.

1. 15th
2. 17th
3. 16th
4. 12th

Q. Explain the significant events that took place during the course of the American Civil war in detail.

Q. Abraham Lincoln was born in _____.

1. 1806
2. 1805
3. 1809
4. 1807

Q. President Abraham Lincoln was killed by in 1865.

1. John Oliver
2. Oliver Twist
3. John Wilkes Booth
4. John Abraham

Q. Abraham Lincoln was killed on _________ .

1. April 1, 1866
2. April 2, 1865
3. April 14, 1865
4. April 21, 1863

Q. (A union B) = A union B prove

Q. Is the impact of the renaissance period seen in everyday life in the present?

1. Yes, it is observed.
2. Definitely observed everyday.
3. It is observed indirectly.
4. It is not observed.

Q. In 1847, Abraham Lincoln was elected to the _____.

1. American Union
2. Congress
3. Presidentship
4. American Confederation

Q. Abraham Lincoln passed the Emancipation Proclamation in _____ .

1. 1862
2. 1861
3. 1863
4. 1864

Q. In _____, America passed the National Banking Act.

1. 1866
2. 1865
3. 1862
4. 1863

Q. Americans moved towards the west and started cultivating in new lands using machines. What could be a reason for the usage of machines?

1. Shortage of time
2. Shortage of money
3. Shortage of land
4. Shortage of labour

Q. During the war, a large number of people moved to ______ America.

1. east
2. west
3. north
4. south

Q. All of the following statements about the Emancipation Proclamation are correct EXCEPT:

1. Its goal was to get Southern states to surrender early in order to keep their slaves.
2. It immediately freed all slaves in the Confederacy as well as border states in the Union that still had slavery.
3. It further benefited the Union by guaranteeing that England and France would not recognize the Confederacy or give it financial and military aid
4. Lincoln had written it earlier in 1862 but waited until a big Union victory to publicly release it.
5. It encouraged newly freed African-American males to join the Union military.

Q. In the aftermath of President Kennedy's assassination, a commission was formed to review the evidence and publish a report. The commission was headed by _____.

1. Senator J. William Fulbright
2. Pierre Salinger
3. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson
4. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy
5. Chief Justice Earl Warren

Q. Explain the significant events that took place during the course of the American Civil war in detail.

Q. The colonists were led by ________ against the British troops.

1. John Cary
2. Samuel Adams
3. King George
4. George Washington

Q. President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, a member of an American family that was prominent in the field of ______.

1. Firearms
2. Cotton production
3. Politics
4. Rum trade
5. Theater

Q. Who challenged Lincoln in the 1864 election as a Peace Democrat?

1. Horace Greeley
2. John J. Crittenden
3. Jefferson Davis
4. Stephen Douglas
5. George McClellan

Q. Which of the communication systems were used for the first time in American Civil War?

1. Rail roads
2. Telegraph
3. Airplanes
4. Telephone

Q. Who killed Abraham Lincoln?

1. Jon Walker
2. John Wilkes Booth
3. John Morris
4. John Carrie

Q. The Emancipation Proclamation of January 1, 1863:

1. Freed all slaves in the United States
2. Freed all slaves in the Confederate States
3. Required all slaves to register with the government
4. Gave all adult male slaves the right to vote
5. Gave all adult male slaves the right to enlist in the Union Army

Q. The Massachusetts Senator who was caned by a Southern Representative was:

1. Daniel Webster
2. Horace Greeley
3. Andrew Butler
4. Preston Brooks
5. Charles Sumner

Q. Who was elected President of the United States in 1860?

1. Thomas Jefferson
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. Jefferson Davis
4. Robert E. Lee

Q. Which of the following is NOT true of John Quincy Adams?

1. He was the only president to serve in the House of Representatives after he left the presidency.
2. He was an ardent opponent of the Gag Rule.
3. He was the only son of a president to attain the presidency himself.
4. He supported scientific research.
5. He argued for the freedom of the slaves on the ship Amistad.

Q. Which of the following rights did the Emancipation Proclamation confer on which group of people?

1. It freed all Confederate prisoners of war on condition that they not rejoin their army.
2. It freed all slaves in the United States.
3. It freed all slaves in the states in open rebellion.
4. It gave all slaves the right to vote.
5. It gave all Confederate citizens the right to move north and settle in Union states without suffering any penalty.