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Civil War CKHG Ch12-15
Civil War CKHG Ch12-15
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1
The Emancipation Proclamation
freed all slaves in the Confederacy
ended slavery everywhere
declared war on the Confederacy
declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional
2
McClellan's weakness as a commander was that he was too cautious in engaging and fighting the enemy.
False
True
3
The draft is only a term used in writing, not war
True
False
4
Why were Civil War hospitals so deadly?
They had no modern drugs
The enemy could attack easily
They served bad food
People knew little about germs
5
Some Civil War battles have two names
False
True
6
Which general had the ability to move and attack quickly?
George McClellan
Stonewall Jackson
David Farragut
Robert E. Lee
7
What does NOT describe food given to soldiers
hardtack and coffee
soup and fresh bread
bacon and beef
fruits and vegetables from farms
8
African Americans were never allowed to serve in the military during the Civil War
False
True
9
Which Union general's main strategy was to fight and wear down the enermy?
Ulysses S. Grant
George McClellan
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
10
How did Stonewall Jackson get his nickname?
He hid behind a wall when the enemy attacked
He built a wall to separate the North and South
He and his troops held firm against the Union, "like a stone wall"
He fell off a wall as a child and broke his leg
11
Why didn't Lee win a decisive victory at Antietam?
A Union soldier discovered a piece of paper with Lee's battle plans
The Union planned a sneak attack
His soldiers were sick and too weak to fight
He had less men in his army
12
Who was George McClellan?
Vice president for Jefferson Davis
Commander of the eastern Union army
Commander of the Confederate Army
Vice president for Abraham Lincoln
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What were the nicknames given to the North and South soldiers?
Yankees and Rebels
Yankees and Confederates
Northerners and Southerners
Union soldiers and Confederates
