During the Civil War, how did inflation impact South Carolina?

It caused Confederate money to become worthless

Why was the Union blockade so devastating in South Carolina?

it kept the Confederates from receiving needed supplies

All of the following are parts of the fourfold plan except

give up if their opponents want to fight for too long

What was the Emancipation Proclamation?

document that freed slaves in the Confederacy, freed no one

Why did General Sherman seemed to have a vendetta against South Carolina?

it was the first state to secede from the Union

What was Sherman's goal?

to wage total war so the South would lose its will to fight

What happened to the South Carolina Statehouse?

it was shelled and practically destroyed

Where did most of the fighting take place during the Civil War?

along the Mississippi River and Virginia

How did the Civil War impact the children of the time?

left fatherless and unable to help their families.

What did Robert Smalls do?

snuck aboard a CSA Ship and surrendered it to the Union

How did Robert Smalls help the Union?

he gave them tactical information about Charleston

Why did the Confederacy's plan to get aid from Europe fail?

successful union blockade/sources of cotton close to Europe.

preventing ships from importing and exporting goods

What happened to the city of Columbia?

it was burned by Sherman's troops

Why were the first shots of the war fired?

to stop the union from sending troops/supplies to Charleston

Robert Smalls did all of these things after the war except:

become President of the United States

bring war to civilians to convince Rebels to surrender

Why did poor white farmers die in disproportionate numbers to the rich?

20 slave rule prevented poor from being exempt from draft

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1
What changed the purpose of the Civil War?
the nullification crisis
the introduction of pizza into the American diet
the Emancipation Proclamation
development of the railroad system
2
During the Civil War, how did inflation impact South Carolina?
caused tobacco to become less valuable to other states.
It caused a surplus of food within the state.
caused goods purchased with Union money to become worthless.
It caused Confederate money to become worthless
3
Why was the Union blockade so devastating in South Carolina?
people were without replacement clothing
people were so hungry they turn to cannibalism
it kept the Confederates from receiving needed supplies
there was no Union blockade
4
All of the following are parts of the fourfold plan except
give up if their opponents want to fight for too long
blockading southern ports
capture the capital city of Richmond
cut the Confederacy in half at the Mississippi River
5
What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
a document that made it illegal to put a tariff on imports
document that freed slaves in the Confederacy, freed no one
a document that freed all the slaves
a document that made all immigrants slaves
6
Why did General Sherman seemed to have a vendetta against South Carolina?
SC overcharged him when he was paying his taxes
SC was fiercest state, so he want to destroy it quickly
he didn't, he loved SC and vacationed there
it was the first state to secede from the Union
7
Where was the Confederate capital?
Montgomery Alabama
Richmond Virginia
Columbia South Carolina
Atlanta Georgia
8
What was Sherman's goal?
destroy all the Southerners
to make tests in school illegal
to wage total war so the South would lose its will to fight
destroy most of the Southerners
9
Who controlled Port Royal until the end of the Civil War?
free African-Americans
the Confederates
the British Army
The Union Soldiers
10
What happened to the South Carolina Statehouse?
there is no Statehouse before the war
it was remodeled
it was shelled and practically destroyed
nothing
11
Where did most of the fighting take place during the Civil War?
South Carolina
in New York and Connecticut
bleeding Kansas
along the Mississippi River and Virginia
12
During the siege of __________, Union forces bombarded the area from Port Royal for over a year
Richmond
Atlanta
Charleston
Canada
13
How did the Civil War impact the children of the time?
left fatherless and unable to help their families.
they supported the Abolitionists and Union.
Many turned against the southern lifestyle and culture.
A Many inherited great wealth from their fathers who served.
14
What did Robert Smalls do?
pass Emancipation Proclamation
snuck aboard a CSA Ship and surrendered it to the Union
grew the most cotton in South Carolina
wrote Uncle Tom's cabin
15
How did Robert Smalls help the Union?
he did nothing to help the Union
he gave them tactical information about Charleston
wrote a letter to a newspaper that convinced SC to surrender
took out Jefferson Davis
16
Why did the Confederacy's plan to get aid from Europe fail?
Europe didn't need cotton
successful union blockade/sources of cotton close to Europe.
Europe supported the north, so they refuse to help the South
it didn't fail the Confederacy won the war
17
Where was the first setback for the Confederate troops?
Port Royal South Carolina
Richmond Virginia
Fort Sumter
Manassas Virginia
18
What is a blockade?
preventing ships from importing and exporting goods
blocking someone from calling your phone
keeping thieves out of your house
being stuck in traffic
19
During which campaign did Sherman capture Atlanta?
March to the Sea
Ford Every Stream
Climb Every Mountain
Run for the Hills
20
What happened to the city of Columbia?
captured by aliens
Confederates burned the city in order to defeat the Union
it was burned by Sherman's troops
nothing happened to Columbia
21
Why were the first shots of the war fired?
to stop the union from sending troops/supplies to Charleston
someone wanted to start a fight
Gen. Beauregard felt his mother's honor was being attacked
stop Confederacy from sending troops/supplies to Charleston
22
Who was Robert Smalls?
one of the prominent writers of the Civil War
wealthy plantation owner
slave who was a ship pilot
President of the United States
23
Where were the first shots of the Civil War fired?
Washington DC
Richmond Virginia
Fort Sumter South Carolina
Atlanta Georgia
24
Robert Smalls did all of these things after the war except:
serve as a Congressmen for 5 terms
join the South Carolina militia
become President of the United States
helped write the new South Carolina Constitution
25
Whose strategy was to fight a defensive of war?
the South
the Eastern establishment
the West
the North
26
Who fired the first shots of the Civil War?
Gen. Sherman
the Confederacy
the Union
troops from the Kentucky guard
27
In what way did the South think that Europeans would help them during the Civil War?
they did not think Europeans would help turn the war
by sending supplies
by sending more men to help the Southerners fight
bombing union forces
28
What was the Hunley?
a submarine
tank
a dirigible
a train
29
What is total war?
something history teachers made up
when a country is totally blocked for the rest of the world
war against the whole world
bring war to civilians to convince Rebels to surrender
30
The___ _____ unit of African-American soldiers led the charge on Fort Wagner in Charleston
1st Kansas
23rd Connecticut
104th South Carolina
54th Massachusetts
31
On which side did General William Sherman fight during the Civil War?
the Confederacy
the secessionists
the Democrats
the Union
32
Why did poor white farmers die in disproportionate numbers to the rich?
Confederacy gave land as an incentive to join the militia
greater support for the war among poorer farmers
20 slave rule prevented poor from being exempt from draft
rich farmers didn't support the Confederate and refused
33
Who had a fourfold strategy for winning the Civil War?
Ghana
England
the South
the North

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