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Civil War Test Review
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Review Civil War essentials.
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How did African Americans/slaves contribute to the Union's war effort?
Fighting for the Union as soldiers
Refusing to work for slaveholders
Cooks, wagon drivers, hospital aides in the army
Deliberately working slowly, damaging equipment
2
North or South? Factories produce textiles from cotton.
South
North
3
Located in SC, this marked the start of the Civil War
Attack on Richmond
Attack on Fort Sunny
Attack on Fort Appomattox
Attack on Fort Sumter
4
April, 1865: General Lee peacefully surrenders. The war ends.
Surrender at Richmond
Surrender at Appomattox
Surrender at D.C
Surrender at Alexandria
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In which areas did the Emancipation Proclamation free slaves?
Border States
All slaves were freed
Area the Union already had control over
States actively rebelling against the Union
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What was part of the North's strategy?
Make the South invade them
Naval Blockade
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North or South? Short growing season
North
South
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Union or Confederate? Kentucky
Nah, Confederate
Union for sure
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First battle of the Civil War. Poorly trained Union troops retreated.
Battle of Bull Run
Attack on Fort Sumter
Battle of Vicksburg
Battle on the Mississippi
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A 3-day long battle in Pennsylvania. Considered the turning point of the war.
Battle of Harrisburg
Battle of Vicksburg
Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Gettsyburg
11
North or South? Climate ideal for agriculture.
North
South
12
Union or Confederate? Virginia
Confederate
Union
13
Union or Confederate? Missouri
Confederate
Union
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How did guns improve in the Civil War?
Lighter to hold
Smaller size
Greater range, better accuracy
15
Union or Confederate? Maryland
CONFEDERATE!
UNION!
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South's main advantage in the Civil War?
Fighting on their territory
Higher morale to fight
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What was one of the North's advantages going into the war?
Larger population for military
Fighting on own territory
18
Union or Confederate? Georgia
Union
Confederate
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This freed some slaves, but not all.
Equality Proclamation
Emancipation Letter
Gettysburg Address
Emancipation Proclamation
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People in the territory or state vote directly on issues.
Emancipation
Representations
Popular Sovereignty
Draft voting