Reading Check: Art. 2 of Civil War Chronicle
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- Q1According to Article Two, mobs in New York city attacked African Americans because mob members were against their right to be free.FalseTrue300s
- Q2According to Article Two, a man could avoid being drafted into the army by proving that his wife was pregnant.TrueFalse300s
- Q3According to Article Two, early in the war many people objected to women becoming army nurses because it was believed that women should not care for men they did not know.FalseTrue300s
- Q4According to Article Two, in a time period when women had been given few public responsibilities on equal level with men, there were several women officers in the Confederate Army.FalseTrue300s
- Q5According to Article Two, during the Civil War, school children spent more time creating First Aid kits to be used in field hospitals, instead of learning reading and writing.FalseTrue300s
- Q6According to Article Two, during the Civil War many churches, schools, and nursing homes were used as field hospitals.TrueFalse300s
- Q7According to Article Two, the Civil War benefitted the economy of the North by lowering the prices of most goods.TrueFalse300s
- Q8According to Article Two, during the Civil War both presidents suspended habeas corpus, which led to many people being imprisoned for criticizing the war effort.FalseTrue300s