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Ch. 15 Civil War
Ch. 15 Civil War
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An all-out attack aimed at destroying the enemy's army, its resources, and its people's morale
pillage
invasion
siege
total war
2
Which was NOT a southern strategy?
Get help from Britain and France
Wage a defensive war to wear out the enemy
Capture Washington D.C.
block northern port cities.
3
He accepted Lee's surrender of the CSA at the end of the war.
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Thomas Jackson
George McClellan
4
What is a casualty?
persons who are wounded but not dead yet
people missing in action (MIA)
persons killed, wounded, or missing in action (MIA)
persons killed in battle
5
What were the Northern Democrats who opposed the war called in politics?
Copperheads
Cobras
Habeas Corpus
Anacondas
6
Which of the following is FALSE about why Lincoln had waited so long to get rid of slavery?
He didn't think the Constitution gave him the power to do so
He didn't want to anger border states
Jefferson Davis had black mailed him
He knew many Northerners didn't support emancipation
7
He was the leader of all southern troops during the Civil War
George McClellen
George Pickett
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
8
Cash payments to men who volunteered for the army
bounties
bonds
Copperheads
greenbacks
9
He led a very famous charge at the Battle of Gettysburg
William Sherman
George McClellan
George Pickett
Ambrose Burnside
10
Why did Lincoln ultimately decide to free the slaves?
He was waiting for a southern loss before he did it
President Davis agreed it would be an appropriate action
Freeing the slaves would weaken the south and help win
The Supreme Court said he could
11
An attempt to capture a place by surrounding it and cutting it off until people surrender
total war
plunder
war of attrition
siege
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He was known as "stonewall"
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jackson
Michael Jackson
Robert E. Lee
13
Over what four years was the Civil War fought
1772-1776
1861-1865
1859-1862
1904-1908
14
The most important city in the West. The Union won this battle.
Vicksburg
Shiloh
New Orleans
Bull Run
15
What is the vocabulary term for a system of required military service?
income tax
tariff
siege
draft
16
This person started the Red Cross
Betsy Ross
Clara Barton
Dolly Madison
Dorthea Dix
17
What reasons did people volunteer to fight in the Civil War?
To escape boredom of a factory or farm
Seek glory and adventure
For the soldier's salary
All of these are correct.
18
This battle was the worst Union defeat. Thousands died attempting to march up Marye's Heights.
Antietam
Chancelorville
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
19
The President of the Confederate States of America
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
John C. Calhoun
William Sherman
20
Which of the following are true about the Emancipation Proclamation?
ALL OF THESE
It did not effect border states
Lincoln issued a preliminary proclamation on Sept. 22, 1862
it only applied to states in the Confederacy
21
What was the type of money issued during the Civil War called?
bounties
hardtack
greenbacks
blue money
22
Which of the following was NOT an innovation from the Civil war?
ketchum grenade
submarine
spinning jenny
minie ball
23
The Northern strategy was proposed by ______ and was called the Anaconda Plan.
Stonewall Jackson
Robert E. Lee
General Winfield Scott
24
As a result of the Battle of Antietam
the Confederate troops gained confidence
Gen. McClellan captured Richmond, VA
The Union gain control of the Mississippi
England and France decide not to support the Confederacy
25
John Wilkes Booth is best known for doing what?
escorting Abraham Lincoln to his seat at Ford's theater
aiding John Brown at Harper's Ferry
being the best actor in show biz
assassinating Abraham Lincoln
26
What was the financial outcome of the American Civil War in 1865 dollars?
$20 million
$20 billion
$2 billion
$10 milion
27
Which was NOT a reason Robert E. Lee tried to invade the North before Gettysburg, Pennsylvania?
He wanted to burn the white house down, down, down!
He hoped a victory would persuade Britain and France to help
He hoped Union would come back from the West to protect DC
He hoped it would fuel northern exasperation for the war
28
The dry, cracker-like product that contained flour and water for soldiers was called?
saltines
tough cookie
hardtack
biscuit
29
An advantage of the CSA early in the Civil War was that the South
had a larger population
had more railroads
had more factories to make more supplies
was fighting mainly on their home soil
30
Which of the following was a goal the North had going into the Civil War?
Preserving the Union
independence from the Union
keeping their way of life
keeping slavery
31
This is the place where the formal surrender that ended the Civil War occurred
Washington DC
Ford's Theater
Appomattox Courthouse
Richmond, VA
32
During the Civil War, northern industry
prospered, or did well
was hurt by strikes
was destroyed
was hurt by low prices
33
He ran against Lincoln as the Democratic candidate in the election of 1864
George McClellan
Stephen Douglas
George Pickett
George Costanza
34
This officially abolished slavery in the United States of America
Emancipation Proclamation
13th amendment
14th amendment
12th amendment
35
Which was NOT a common ailment a Civil War soldier faced?
losing an arm or leg
indigestion and heartburn from eating too much food
dying from diseases
getting horrible injuries from minie balls
36
This battle was the largest and the major turning point (battle) of the Civil War
Chancellorsville
Antietam
Gettysburg
Fredericksburg
37
What is a tax on money people earn called?
income tax
tax reciept
sales tax
wage tariff
38
One important Union (Northern) strategy was to
lure the South into a booby trap in Washington D.C.
steal the Confederate's horses
blockade southern ports
hold Southern factories hostage
39
What did women do during the Civil War?
prepared their homes for an invasion
just sat around and waited for the men to come back
took men's places in factories, on farms, and as nurses
were only allowed to be nurses