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CKLA U.S. Civil War Domain Part 2
What is an example of defeat?
I wrote the Emancipation Proclamation
CKLA U.S. Civil War Domain Part 2
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I wrote the Emancipation Proclamation
Lee
Grant
Lincoln
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What is an example of defeat?
Danny lost the bike race against his friend
danny won the bike race against his friend
3
Why did many people in the North think that the war would end quickly?
the North had more people and factories
the North had drummer boys
the south had a smaller army and older weapons
4
The Civil War was not the first war I fought in
both, General Lee and General Grant
General Grant
General Lee
5
President Lincoln asked me to lead the Union Army
General Lee
both, General Lee and General Grant
General Grant
6
Why did President Lincoln ask Grant to command the Union Army?
he did whatever it took to win
the other commanders were winning the war
7
I was a spy for the Union Army because I knew the roads and the secret trails around the North
Barton
Lincoln
Tubman
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Who won the U.S. Civil War?
Union
Confederacy
9
Why do you think the first battle was fought in Virginia?
it was close to the Washington DC, the capital of the U.S.
it was far away from the capital of the U.S.
10
Wht did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
it allowed African American soldiers to fight with the Union
it legalized slavery
eventually led to slaves being freed
11
Why was the Civil war long and bloodier than the North thought it would be?
the Confederacy had skilled commanders
the Confederacy had drummer boys
12
Towns and cities in this region were damaged during the war
the North
the South
13
What was Fort Sumter?
a military fort off the coast of South Carolina
a white house off the coast of Oregon
14
What does the word
abolished
mean?
volleyball team raised enough money to play another season
the president promised to do away with several taxes
15
This side won the Battle of Gettysburg
the Union
the Confederacy
16
I was elected president because people in the North believed I would not allow slavery grow
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
17
How did Clara Barton feel about the soldiers?
she felt it was not important to help the soldiers
she felt it was important to provide better medical care
18
What was the main issue that caused the U.S. Civil War?
plantations
slavery
19
Where and when did General Lee surrender to General Grant?
Fort Sumter April 10, 2015
Appotomax Court House, Virginia April 9, 2016
Appotomax Court House, Virginia April 9, 1865
20
How long did the Civil War last?
4 months
1 year
4 years
1 month
21
Why was Grant given the nickname "Unconditional Surrender"?
he accepted unconditional love
he accepted nothing less than a complete surrender
22
We fought together to pressure political leaders to end slavery. Who are we?
passengers
plantation owners
abolitionists
conductors
23
What did the end of the war mean?
the country was united again and slavery ended
the country was separated and divided
24
This side was led by General Robert E.Lee at the Battle of Gettysburg.
the Union
the Confederacy
25
The factories in this region started focusing on building railroads, telegraphs.. after the war
the South
the North
26
I surrendered to General Grant at Appomattox
Tubman
Lincoln
Lee
27
How did Clara Barton help the wounded during the Civil War?
she founded the American Red Cross
she got medical supplies and treated them in the battlefield
28
What kinds of changes took place after the war ended?
many plantation owners sold their plantations.
many African Americans moving North
more railroads, better communication, new inventions
29
Did President Lincoln use many advisors to help him make decisions during his presidency?
False
True
30
Why did General Lee refuse at first to command the Confederate army?
he did not like Jefferson Davis
he did not agree with the southern states seceding the U.S.
