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SC History, and the Civil War
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1
Where did Robert E. Lee surrender to Union General Ulysses S. Grant?
Charlottesville Courthouse
Appomattox Courthouse
Richmond Courthouse
Columbia Courthouse
2
Which SC city was most affected by Sherman's path of destruction?
Charleston
Greenville
Columbia
Aiken
3
What union strategy had to greatest impact on SC's ability to export cotton?
Sherman's March to the Sea
The Anaconda Plan
The Battle of Gettysburg
The loss in Atlanta
4
What was the name of the campaign used to show the South the war was a 'lost cause'?
Battle of Gettysburg
Blockade Runners
Sherman's March to the Sea
The Anaconda Plan
5
What was the first state to Secede from the Union?
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
6
What was the most devastating, and most costly Battle for the south?
Antietam
Gettysburg
Little Big Horn
Atlanta
7
Why did Sherman destroy many railroads, and train stations?
To disrupt communication & transportation
To force General Lee into a Battle
To trap the confederates in Columbia, SC
To steal confederate supplies for war
8
Which of the following was
NOT
part of the South's strategy in the Civil War?
Fight a defensive war
Capture Washington D.C.
Use demand for cotton to get allies
Control the Mississippi River
9
What resource did the South want to use to gain allies, and help win the war?
The Navy
Guerrilla Warfare
Indigo
Cotton
10
After the Civil War, what caused hardships for many regardless of race/gender?
Death of child soldiers
Destruction of the Navy
Sherman's path of destruction
Loss of main provider
11
Why was the Civil War called a Rich man's war, but a poor man's fight?
The confederates were mostly rich planters
Rich decided to go war, but mostly poor fought and died
Poor often refused to fight, while rich didn't
The poor decided to go to war, but rich had to pay for it
12
What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
Free slaves in the North
Free all slaves
End slavery in the USA
Free slaves in the confederate territories
13
All of the following were common ways women supported the confederacy
EXCEPT
As Nurses
Running the plantations
Freeing slaves
Fundraising
14
The Civil War affected children in all of the following ways
EXCEPT
Some fought in the Civil War
Many became rich from fighting
Many could not provide for their families
Many were left fatherless
15
How did the North bring the war to the civilians in the South?
The Battle of Gettysburg
Sherman's March to the Sea
The Battle of Fort Sumter
The Anaconda Plan
16
What was the name of the Southern invention in the picture?
HL Hunley
The Sherman Neck Tie
USS Housatonic
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
17
Which confederate General was born in the North Augusta/Edgefield area off Martintown Rd?
Robert E. Lee
James Longstreet
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
18
Who was the slave that stole a confederate ship to escape to freedom?
Frederick Douglas
Nat Turner
Denmark Vesey
Robert Smalls
19
What was the capital of the Confederate States of America?
Columbia, SC
Birmingham, AL
Atlanta, GA
Richmond, VA
20
What event started the Civil War?
Bleeding Kansas
Battle of Fort Sumter
Election of 1860
Battle of Gettysburg
21
Which of the following made Confederate currency nearly worthless?
Mercantilism
Burning of Plantations
Inflation
Fall of Atlanta
22
What area in SC was captured early in the war, & remained under Union control?
Port Royal, SC
Charleston, SC
Augusta, GA
Columbia, SC