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US History Chapter 17, Lesson 2
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- Q1In April 1861, President Lincoln announced a _________________ of all Confederate portsdestructionshellingblockadebarn dance30s
- Q2Union was winning this first battle until The South counterattacked and scattered the Union troopsSecond Bull RunGettysburgFirst Bull RunBattle of Little Rock30s
- Q3the Rebels rallied, inspired by General Thomas Jackson who was holding his position "like a __________ __________."Fearless LeaderStone WallRock LedgeCrazed Soldier30s
- Q4After the loss at First Bull Run, Lincoln put out a call for this many volunteers to serve for three years250,00075,00015 million1,000,000 (one million)30s
- Q5When Grant captured Fort Donelson, the only terms he would accept were ___________ _____________Unconditional SurrenderTrade prisonerspartial surrendergive up weapons30s
- Q6a warship equipped with iron plating for protectionsolid ironiron-wallediron-coveredironclad30s
- Q7a narrow victory for the Union, but the losses were enormous. Together, the two armies suffered more than 23,000 casualties.ShilohBattle of Salt Lake CityBattle of Little RockBull Run30s
- Q8people killed, wounded, captured, or missing.unionistsdesertersdeadcasualties30s
- Q9The capture of this city meant that the Confederacy could no longer use the Mississippi River to carry its goods to sea.St. LouisTorontoEvening ShadeNew Orleans30s
- Q10Confederate forces enjoyed a string of impressive victories in Virginia, each over a different Union general.186218631864186130s
- Q11In May 1863, at ______________________, Virginia, Lee's army defeated a Union force twice its sizeLittle RockChancellorsvilleAntietamGettysburg30s
- Q12This decree freed all enslaved people in rebel-held territory on January 1, 1863.15th AmendmentEmancipation Proclamation13th Amendment18th Amendment30s