The battle of Hampton Roads was...

a fight between two ironclad ships near Virginia

What impact does photography have during the Civil War?

makes events more real and brings the war into people's homes, people who were not present can see what happened

How did Lincoln use the Union victory at Antietam?

to sign the Emancipation Proclamation

What was Sherman's purpose in destroying Georgia during the March?

to try to bring an end to the war by making the South feel the pain of war

What were hot air balloons used for during the Civil War?

reconnaissance - armies gathering info about the battle

Sherman's March to the Sea causes significant destruction where?

throughout the state of Georgia

What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?

free slaves in rebelling states, introduce the goal of dealing with slavery to the Civil War

Antietam is known as...

the single bloodiest day in American history

What is your favority flavor of ice cream?

anything with peanut butter, vanilla, chocolate, superman

Who was Clara Barton?

a nurse for the Union who would eventually found the Red Cross

After the Battle of Gettysburg...

the South wil not be able to recover and will be fighting a losing war

What impact does Antietam have on the South?

they lose the battle and any hope of an alliance with England

How did Sherman destroy the South during the March?

burning crops, farms, steal or destroying livestock, terrorizing southern residents, tearing up and bending railroads

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1
The battle of Hampton Roads was...
a fight between two groups of cavalry in the North
a fight between two ironclad ships near Virginia
none of the above
a fight between two trucks at an intersection
2
What impact does photography have during the Civil War?
makes events more real and brings the war into people's homes
helps to recruit soldiers by showing them what battle looks like
people who were not present can see what happened
photography wasn't used during the Civil War
3
Which was the first official battle of the Civil War?
Bleeding Kansas
Battle of Antietam
Battle of Gettysburg
First Battle of Bull Run
4
What impact did Bull Run have on the Union at the beginning of the Civil War?
All of the above
Shows that the Union needs to have more men
Shows that the Confederates are willing and able to fight
Shows that this is going to be a longer war than they thought
5
How did Lincoln use the Union victory at Antietam?
This would be the final victory Lincoln would need to defeat the South
he told his general he had done a perfect job at this battle
he dismissed half of the Union Army realizing that he had enough men
to sign the Emancipation Proclamation
6
What was Sherman's purpose in destroying Georgia during the March?
to prolong the war for the South
only to free & care for the slaves freed by the Emancipation Proclamation
to just be mean to the South
to try to bring an end to the war by making the South feel the pain of war
7
The Battle of Shiloh saw what Union general rise to leadership and gain Lincoln's trust?
General Lee
General Meade
General Scott
General Grant
8
What were hot air balloons used for during the Civil War?
all of the above
taking joy rides around the battlefield
reconnaissance - armies gathering info about the battle
allowing journalists to get a bird's eye view of the battle
9
What other naval technology was starting to develop during the Civil War?
submarines
seaplanes
aircraft carriers
nuclear underwater mines
10
Sherman's March to the Sea causes significant destruction where?
in Washington DC
did not occur
throughout the state of Georgia
through Texas and into Louisiana at New Orleans
11
What technology directly increased casualties on the battlefield during the Civil War?
railroads
minié ball
telegraph
hot air balloons
12
What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
permanently end slavery in the United States
free slaves in rebelling states
introduce the goal of dealing with slavery to the Civil War
free slaves across the United States
13
Antietam is known as...
the single bloodiest day in American history
the easiest Union victory of the Civil War
the South's best victory early on in the Civil War
14
What is your favority flavor of ice cream?
anything with peanut butter
vanilla
chocolate
superman
15
In what speech does Lincoln address ideas of equality, freedom, democracy, and purpose in the Civil War?
Emancipation Proclamation
Lincoln's First Inaugural Address
Gettysburg Address
13th Amendment
16
Who was Clara Barton?
a nurse for the Confederacy
all of the above
a spy for the Confederacy
a nurse for the Union who would eventually found the Red Cross
17
After the Battle of Gettysburg...
General Lee will quit as leader of the Confederate Army
Lincoln will remove the Emancipation Proclamation, returning slaves
the South wil not be able to recover and will be fighting a losing war
the South will rise to win the Civil War
18
What effect does Sherman's March have on the South?
all of the above
discourages their will to fight
economic destruction
hatred towards the North
19
What impact does Antietam have on the South?
they lose the battle and any hope of an alliance with England
the South did not fight at Antietam
They win the battle and an alliance with Europe
the South is able to successfully use submarines at Antietam
20
The ironclad boats used in this battle demonstrated...
all of the above
that wooden ships were now outdated and would have to be replaced
a new way of making ships with metal
the effectiveness of metal in protecting ships during battle
21
Sherman's targeting civilians and their resources as a way to end the war was a new strategy in war called...
total warfare
Anaconda Plan
no holds barred
total destruction
22
What battle is the turning point (high point) of the war?
Sherman's March
Antietam
Bull Run
Gettysburg
23
How did Sherman destroy the South during the March?
burning crops, farms
steal or destroying livestock
terrorizing southern residents
tearing up and bending railroads

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