What did the South hope to accomplish by holding cotton off the market

To find an ally in Great Britain in exchange for cotton

How were women affected by the Civil War?

took on new roles as provider for the family

What was the Emancipation Proclamation?

Freed all slaves in the states that seceded

How were children affected by the war?

Took on adult responsibilities and some lost fathers in war

How did the development of the Hunley help fulfill the South's strategy?

It was the first successful use of a sub in wartime

Why did the Emancipation Proclamation not work in the South?

The South felt laws created by the North did not apply

How was the Planter class affected by the War?

Few were in the army, but lost plantations, money & slaves

How were African Americans affected by war?

Served in the Union army in hopes of gaining freedom

How did the violence that followed the Kansas-Nebraska Act impact the political parties?

The Republican Party was created by people upset over it.

How did the Abolitionist Movement lead to the Civil War?

They played a role in all events leading to the Civil War

What was the military strategy of the South?

Defensive...dig in and hold your land.

What was the North's plan?

cut off communication and supplies from the South

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1
Last battle of the Civil War
Shiloh
Port Royal
Gettysburg
Appomattox Courthouse
2
What did the South hope to accomplish by holding cotton off the market
To create demand in Europe
To find an ally in Great Britain in exchange for cotton
To sell the cotton to the North for more money
To find new markets in France
3
Naval battle in SC that was a major setback for SC. We lost.
Appomattox Courthouse
Vicksburg
Port Royal
Shiloh
4
Who stole the boat called the Planter and gave it to the North?
Jefferson Davis
Robert Smalls
William T. Sherman
Booker T. Washington
5
How were women affected by the Civil War?
Allowed to enlist, many women lost their lives in the war
took on new roles as provider for the family
Not allowed to serve in the military, not affected by war
few women were affected by the war
6
The first battle of the Civil War
Ft. Sumter
Antietam
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
7
What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
Freed all slaves
Gave women the right to vote
Freed all slaves in the states that seceded
Freed all slaves in the North
8
Most of the battles of the Civil War took place in Virginia or along the Mississippi River.
False
True
9
What items were important to the SC economy during the mid-1800s?
Slavery and agriculture
Trade and shipping
Textiles and slavery
Textile and industry
10
How were children affected by the war?
Many were left orphans
Took on adult responsibilities and some lost fathers in war
Most joined the army and helped fight.
Most battles were in the West, they were not affected.
11
What was the name of the North's plan for winning the war?
The Union Forever
Total Destruction
Sherman's Revenge
The Anaconda Plan
12
How did the development of the Hunley help fulfill the South's strategy?
They used the Hunley to break the Northern blockade
The Hunley was a total failure for the South
It was the first successful use of a sub in wartime
Taking Ft. Sumter destroyed Northern morale
13
Why did the Emancipation Proclamation not work in the South?
The slaves in the South were already free
The South felt laws created by the North did not apply
Most slaves refused to leave the plantation
The South was not told about it
14
How was the Planter class affected by the War?
Most battles were in the west and few Planters were affected
Many began to grow tobacco
Few were in the army, but lost plantations, money & slaves
Many died in war leaving the plantation to their slaves
15
How were African Americans affected by war?
Served in the Union army in hopes of gaining freedom
Many served in the Confederate army
All were freed and moved westward
Took on new roles running the plantations
16
How did the violence that followed the Kansas-Nebraska Act impact the political parties?
The Republican Party was created by people upset over it.
The Federalist Party was created because of it.
The Free Soil Party was created because of it.
The two-party system disappeared
17
How did the Abolitionist Movement lead to the Civil War?
They played a role in all events leading to the Civil War
They tried to negotiate a peaceful settlement
They had little effect on the Civil War
They were unsuccessful in trying to ease tensions
18
What was the military strategy of the South?
Defensive...dig in and hold your land.
Capture as much of the North's territory as possible.
Kidnap Lincoln and negotiate with the North.
Use the Anaconda Plan to cut off supplies to the North.
19
The North fulfilled part of the Anaconda Plan by cutting the South in half in this battle
Gettysburg
Ft. Sumter
Antietam
Vicksburg
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What was the North's plan?
Keep British as an ally against the South
Free all Southern slaves
cut off communication and supplies from the South
Confiscate all Southern cotton

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