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Chapter 15 Civil War Review
Chapter 15 Civil War Review
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1
Women as well as people too young or too old for military service
worked in factories and on farms
often made harrowing journeys to safety out far west
were forced to fight on each side due to the draft
willingllost rights under habeas corpus
2
Union army gained greater control of the Mississippi River valley after wining the
Battle of Vicksburg
Battle of Antietam
Battle of Shiloh
Seven Day's Battles
3
What event was the spark that began the civil war?
General Lee attacked Union forces at Bull Run
Union forces opened fire on Fort Sumter
President Lincoln declared war
Confederate guns opened fire on Fort Sumter
4
Frederick Douglass believed that military service would help African Americans
avoid the draft
gain rights
gain jobs
gain land
5
One of the advantages that favored the Union in the war was
network of roads, canals and railroads
they would be fighting on their own soil
strong military tradition meant brilliant officers
farms provided food for its armies
6
In his inaugural address, Lincoln promised to
destroy the Union
end slavery where it existed
leave slavery alone where it existed
extend slavery in the west
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Which slave state remained in the Union?
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Indiana
8
The cotton diplomacy was the Confederate attempt
decrease the world's production of cotton
to drive up the prices of cotton
to use their vast reserve of cotton as a bargaining chip
to gain support of Great Britain and foreign support
9
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the battlefield cemetery
was his acceptance speech for a second term
renewed his commitment to winning the war
was to preserve federal land
renewed his commitment to freeing all slaves
10
Robert E. Lee declined President Lincoln's request to serve as the leader of the Union army
to remain loyal to his home state
remain a slave owner
to become president of the Confederacy
to keep possession of his large plantation
11
Confederacy re-engineered a captured Union ship into a new type of warship called
ironclads
crocodiles
runners
steampships
12
Some northerners opposed emancipation, or the freeing of slaves because
they feared exposing the Underground Railroad
the Fugitive Slave Law was still legal
feared violence like Nat Turner's Rebellion
they feared losing their jobs
13
General Sherman's
total war
waged against the Confederates
meant forcing Confederate soldiers to fight on Union side
ruined the South's economy
mean unconditional surrender
slaves in border states were freed
14
The Battle of Antietam was the bloodiest single-day battle of the Civil War and
forced the Union to approve a draft
Confederates took thousands of military prisoners
an important victory for the Union
an important victory for the Confederates
15
The first state to secede from the Union was
Florida
Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
16
Northern Democrats, who were against the war, were called _______ by their enemies.
Confederates
contrabands
copperheads
Stonewall
17
Lincoln silenced his opponents during the was by suspending habeas corpus, which was
a constitutional protection of treatment in military prisons
a constitutional protection against forced military service
a suspension of the Fugitive Slave Act
a constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment
18
The nomination and eventual victory of Abraham Lincoln to the presidency
angered the Constitutional Union Party
angered northerners
angered Republicans
angered southerners
19
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation order
freed Confederate slaves
freed only slaves in states that remained in the Union
freed all slaves
freed Union slaves
20
The 13th Amendment, passed in 1865 made
seceding the Union an federal crime
it possible for southern men to rejoin the U.S. military
slavery illegal in the U.S.
free land available for former slaves
21
Union set up a naval blockade of southern Confederate ports to
outmaneuver the small fast Confederate ships
prevent goods from leaving and entering
keep British warships out
prevent soldiers from the Bahamas or Nassau from entering