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1
What was significant of the Emancipation Proclamation?
It allowed border states to keep their slaves
It changed the stance of the war to abolishing slavery
It called for slaves to be armed in rebelling states
It made slave states give up slaves
2
Slave States that are in between Union and Confederate states are called
Union States
Border States
Rebelling States
Slave states
3
What was a strength of the Union?
General Robert E. Lee
More population and resources
Better military supplies
More will to fight
4
Why was the Battle of Bull Run outcome shocking?
The Union suffered a defeat, showed the war would be long
The Union crushed the rebellion and signed the Emancipation
The Confederates invaded Washington D.C. successfully
The Confederates successfully trapped Abraham Lincoln
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What was the single most deadliest day of fighting?
Antietam
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Bull Run
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What was the strategy of the Union?
They wanted help from Britain and France
They had to invade the South
They wanted African Americans to enlist
They had to fight on their own land
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Who was the most well known African American regiment?
The 54th Massachusetts
The 19th Mississippi
The 54'40 or Fight Oregon
The Copperheads
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What did Florida provide the Confederacy with?
Cotton and wheat
Enslaved troops and weapons
Food and Salt
Citrus and Boats
9
The battle of naval ships the Monitor and the Virginia were developments of:
Warships that fought to a tie
The Great Embargo of 1861
Replacing wooden ships with ironclad ships
The development of blockade tactics
10
Which of the following was a Confederate Strategy?
They needed to hold out until the North surrendered
They wanted to invade Washington D.C.
They wanted Border States to secede
They wanted to invade Richmond, Virginia
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Which of the following was a Confederate strength?
Abraham Lincoln was their leader
They fought on their own land
Better naval force
Enslaved people helped fight for their freedom
12
What happened at Chancellorsville?
The Confederates won but Stonewall Jackson was killed
The Union won but many casualties were suffered
The Union had the perfect battle
The Union won but Abraham Lincoln was assassinated
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Why did the Union want control of the Mississippi River?
To provide Florida with food and salt
To aid enslaved African Americans to fight for the cause
To pass the Emancipation Proclamation
To stop the western confederacy from supplying the east
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Why was the Battle of Gettysburg considered the turning point of the War?
The Union won, this ended Confederate hopes of foreign aid
The Confederates successfully invaded Washington D.C.
The Union won, but the Mississippi River was recaptured
The Confederates successfully stole food from the courthouse
15
Where did Lee surrender?
At Gettysburg
At Bull Run
At Appomattox
At Chancellorsville
16
What is Habeas Corpus?
The right to remain silent
The right to expression and protest about war
A legal order, the right to be heard before being jailed
The right to a speedy trial
17
To bring the war to the society and families not just the military is known as:
Total War
Flanking
Resistance
Entrench
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What were the Democrats that were against war called?
Emancipators
Silver Snakes
Copperheads
Radical Democrats
