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1
Why was the Lincoln assassination so difficult for many Americans?
He was the 3rd President killed that decade.
It was a tragedy just at the moment of victory.
Southerners wanted him to be their President again.
We was the most loved President at that time.
2
The 54th Massachusetts included the sons of what famous abolitionist?
Harriet Tubman
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick Douglass
John Brown
3
What career field shifted during the Civil War to become primary female?
nursing
farming
factory work
teaching
4
The battle of Vicksburg was a turning point in the war because
Gen. Lee won a major victory
the Union controlled the Mississippi River.
Gen. Grant proved that sieges don't work.
the Confederacy controlled the Mississippi River.
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The Emancipation Proclamation was important because
it was popular in the North.
it was a step toward abolition of slavery.
Southerners released their slaves.
it freed all slaves in border states.
6
The North's Anaconda plan included
blockading cities, taking the Ohio River, and taking the capitol
blockading ports, taking the Columbia River, taking all the slaves
blockading ports, taking Mississippi River, taking the capitol
blockading railroads, taking the Mississippi, taking New Orleans
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Which is an advantage of the Confederacy (South)?
Military leadership
Industry
Political leadership
Population
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Slave states that STAYED in the Union were called
confederate
northern
border
southern
9
Which was NOT a result of Gettysburg?
It was the turning point of the war in the east.
Lee would never invade the north again.
Confederate Gen. Pickett got to have reunions with his whole division.
Lincoln gave a really great speech.
10
Grant's terms for Lee's surrender at Appomattox included
all officers taken prisoner of war.
all horses seized (taken).
all soldiers paroled (sent home).
all weapons seized (taken).