Who was president during the civil war?
You picked General Grant.
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Who was president during the civil war?
You picked Abraham Lincoln.
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Who was president during the civil war?
You picked Thomas Jefferson.
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Why do we remember Abraham Lincoln?
You picked He was the first president of the United States.
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Why do we remember Abraham Lincoln?
You picked He wrote the Declaration of Independence.
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Why do we remember Abraham Lincoln?
You picked He freed the slaves and saved the Union.
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What is the name of the American war fought in the
1860s?
You picked World War II.
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What is the name of the American war fought in the
1860s?
You picked the Civil War.
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What is the name of the American war fought in the
1860s?
You picked the Revolutionary War.
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What was the main cause of the Civil War?
You picked slavery.
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What was the main cause of the Civil War?
You picked religious freedom.
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What was the main cause of the Civil War?
You picked high taxes.
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What document did Abraham Lincoln sign during the
Civil War?
You picked the Constitution.
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What document did Abraham Lincoln sign during the
Civil War?
You picked the Emancipation Proclamation
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What document did Abraham Lincoln sign during the
Civil War?
You picked the Bill of Rights.
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When did the United States abolish
slavery?
You picked 1960's.
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When did the United States abolish
slavery?
You picked in the 1860's.
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When did the United States abolish
slavery?
You picked in the 1770's.
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Who fought in the Civil War?
You picked the North and the South.
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Who fought in the Civil War?
You picked the East and the West
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Who fought in the Civil War?
You picked the Union and the North.
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What does abolish mean?
You picked not together.
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What does abolish mean?
You picked not slaves.
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What does abolish mean?
You picked stop
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What does separate mean?
You picked stop
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What does separate mean?
You picked not slaves.
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What does separate mean?
You picked not together.
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What does Union Army mean?
You picked the army of the South.
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What does Union Army mean?
You picked not together.
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What does Union Army mean?
You picked the army of the North.
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What does Confederate Army mean?
You picked the army of the North .
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What does Confederate Army mean?
You picked the army of the South.
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What does Confederate Army mean?
You picked not together.
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What does free mean?
You picked the not slaves.
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Free men are not slaves.
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What does free mean?
You picked not together.
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What does free mean?
You picked stop.
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What does save the Union mean?
You picked stop.
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What does save the Union mean?
You picked not slaves.
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What does save the Union mean?
You picked the keep all the states together.
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What does Emancipation Proclamation mean?
You picked a paper to free the slaves.
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What does Emancipation Proclamation mean?
You picked not together.
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What does Emancipation Proclamation mean?
You picked keep all the states together.
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Yes, you are correct. Abraham Lincoln did free the slaves.
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Sorry, that's not correct.
Abraham Lincoln did free the slaves.
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Yes, that's correct.
The US did get new lands from other countries after the Revolutionary War.
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Sorry, that's not quite right.
The US did get new lands from other countries after the Revolutionary War.
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Sorry, that's not correct.
Thomas Jefferson did not sign the Emancipation Proclamation.
Go on to Question 4.
Yes, that's right.
Thomas Jefferson did not sign the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Sorry, that's not correct. The Emancipation Proclamation did not end slavery in the South.
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That's right! The Emancipation Proclamation did not end slavery in the South.
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Sorry, that's not correct. We celebrate Lincoln's birthday in February.
Go on to Question 6.
Yes, that's right.
We celebrate Lincoln's birthday in February.
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No, that's not correct..
George Washington was not president during the revolution ... he was general of the American army.
Go on to Question 7.
Yes, that's correct.
George Washington was not president during the revolution. He was the general of the American army.
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Yes, that's right!
Abraham Lincoln was president during the Civil War.
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Sorry, but that's not correct.
Abraham Lincoln was president during the Civil war.
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Yes, that's correct. A slave isn't free.
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Sorry, that's not correct. A slave isn't free.
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Yes, that's correct. The North won the Civil
War.
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Sorry, That's not correct.
The North won the Civil
War.
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Yes, that's correct. There is a stamp that honors Abraham Lincoln.
Go on to Question 11.
No that's not correct.
There is a stamp that honors Abraham Lincoln.
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Sorry, that's not correct. The five dollar bill honors Abraham Lincoln.
Go on to Question 12.
Yes, that's right.
The ten dollar bill does not honor Lincoln ... the five dollar bill does.
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Yes, that's correct.The penny does honor Abraham Lincoln.
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Sorry, That's not correct.
The penny does honor Abraham Lincoln.
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Sorry, that's not correct. A civil war is a war within one country, not between two countries.
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Yes, that's correct.
A civil war is not between two countries, but within one country.
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Yes, that's correct. We do celebrate Abraham Lincoln's birthday in February.
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We do celebrate Abraham Lincoln's birthday in February.
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