
Chapter 22
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- Q1When the Civil War began,both sides were prepared for a long and drawn-out war.northerners were reluctant to volunteer for military service.southerners believed they could win by capturing Washington, D.C.the South's greatest strength was its military leadership.30s
- Q2Hopes on both sides for a quick victory ended with theBattle of Antietambattle between the Merrimac and the Monitor.Battle of Bull Run.Battle of Gettysburg.30s
- Q3Lincoln's "Anaconda Plan" for winning the war called for all of the following exceptassassinating Jefferson Davis to leave the Confederacy without a leader.dividing the South into sections to weaken the Confederacy.capturing Richmond to destroy the Confederate government.a blockade of southern ports to cut off shipping.30s
- Q4Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation declaredslaves in Union slave states to be free.all slaves to be forever free.slaves in U.S. territories to be free.slaves in Confederate states to be free.30s
- Q5The Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the war becausethe outcome convinced European nations to help the Confederacy.it triggered a four-day draft riot in New York City.Lee lost so many troops that he would never again invade the North.southern troops reached their northernmost point in Union territory.30s
- Q6With the fall of Vicksburg, Union forcesproved the value of ironclad ships.showed that black soldiers could fight.controlled all southern ports.gained control of the Mississippi River.30s
- Q7General Tecumseh Sherman's march through Georgia wasa turning point in the war.the bloodiest battle of the war.A. a defeat for both armies.an example of total war.30s
- Q8The terms of surrender General Grant offered to General Lee were designed tocontinue his policy of accepting nothing less than unconditional surrender.punish southerners who had fought for the Confederacy.end the war without causing further suffering or hatred.convince northerners that the heavy costs of the war were justified.30s
- Q9When the Civil War began, the North had an advantage in terms ofslaves and farms.imports and exports.towns and cities.mills and factories.30s
- Q10The South's main economic strength came from itsacres of farmland.number of slaves.gold in banks.cotton exports.30s
- Q11The contrast between the North and South was greatest in terms ofmiles of railroad track.land area.value of exports.iron and steel production.30s
- Q12Which resource became important in warfare for the first time during the Civil War?iron and steel productionfarmlandpopulationmiles of railroad track30s