49-72 Flashcards

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  1. Monitor and Merrimac were ________.
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A. ironclad ships

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  1. Approximately how many Union and Confederate soldiers died during the Civil War?
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C. 620,000

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  1. What was a major part of the Anaconda Plan?
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A. a naval blockade of the South

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  1. At the first Battle of Bull Run ______.
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A. spectators from the city came with picnic baskets to watch

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  1. Who was offered a command in the Union army, but declined because of his devotion to his native state?
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D. Robert E. Lee

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  1. The major Confederate army in the East, commanded by Robert E. Lee, was called the Army of _____.
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D. Northern Virginia

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  1. During the first two years of the war, Union forces were generally _______.
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A. more successful in the West than in the East

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  1. At Antietam _____.
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B. the nation suffered more casualties than on any other day in its history

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  1. During the early days of the war, the U.S. Congress adopted a resolution proposed by Senator John Crittenden of Kentucky that _____.
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C. affirmed that the Union had no intention of interfering with slavery

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  1. Lincoln was hesitant to support abolition early in the war because he ______.
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B. feared losing the support of the slave holding states within the Union

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  1. During the Civil War, what did the term “contraband camps” refer to?
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B. camps of southern slaves who had escaped from their masters and entered Union lines

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61.Which Union general in Missouri decreed freedom to that state’s slaves in 1861, a year before Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation?

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B. John Fremont

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  1. Lincoln’s issuance of an emancipation proclamation ___.
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C. followed the narrow Union victory in the Battle of Antietam

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  1. The Emancipation Proclamation of January 1, 1863, ________.
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B. did not apply to the border states that had not seceded

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  1. The 54th Massachusetts Volunteer regiment is best known as _____.
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A. a regiment of free blacks who charged Fort Wagner, South Carolina

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  1. During the Civil War, black soldiers _____.
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C. helped inspire Republicans to believe that emancipation also demanded equal rights before the law

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  1. Beginning in 1863, what did Frederick Douglass urge northern blacks to do?
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A. enlist in the Union Army

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  1. Lincoln’s vision during the Civil War _______.
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A. was that the American nation embodied a set of universal ideals rooted in political democracy and human freedom

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  1. Lincoln spoke of “a new birth of freedom” for the nation in his _______.
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D. Gettysburg Address

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  1. During the Civil War, northern Protestant ministers ________.
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B. helped create a civic religion combining Christianity and patriotism

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  1. With regard to civil liberties during the Civil War, President Lincoln____.
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B. suspended the writ of habeas corpus

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  1. In an 1861 speech, Confederate vice president Alexander Stephens ________.
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C. said that Thomas Jefferson had been wrong about an essential social and political truth

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  1. What was the key holding of the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Ex parte Milligan?
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C. Accused persons must be tried before civil courts where there were open rather than military tribunals.