Chapter 11-4 First Turning Point-Fall 1862 Flashcards

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  1. What did Confederate general, Robert E. Lee, decide to do in the fall of 1862 after the Union failed to capture Richmond?
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Lee planned an attack in Maryland

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  1. What union state did the new Confederate general plan to invade in the fall of 1862?
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Maryland

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  1. List four of Lee’s objectives for invading this state in the fall of 1862.
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  1. Surrounding the capital
    2. Get France and Britain to Form an Alliance with Confederacy by winning a significant victory
    3. Give Virginia farmers a chance to harvest their crops safety if the war shifts into northern territory
    4. A huge political loss for the North
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  1. What was the name of the battle that resulted when Lee’s army clashed against the Army of the Potomac in Maryland on September 17, 1862?
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Battle of Antietam

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  1. Which side was victorious at this battle?
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Union, North

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  1. How did this battle compare to any other battle fought in American history?
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Antietam was the deadliest single - day battle in American history

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  1. How many combined casualties did both sides suffer at this battle?
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23,000 casualties

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  1. What major American tragedies did the Antietam death rate exceed?
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911
D - day
Pearl harbor

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  1. Why did Lincoln fire McClellan after winning such an important battle for the Union?
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Disobeyed orders and would no go after Lee

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  1. What major announcement did President Lincoln make five days after the Battle of Antietam on September 22, 1862?
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The Emancipation Proclamation

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  1. When was Lincoln’s executive decision to go into effect?
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January 1, 1863

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  1. To what parts of the Confederacy did this announcement apply?
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This applied to all the slave holding states in the south

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  1. To what parts of the Confederacy did Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation not apply?
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  1. Border States
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  1. To what four Union slave states did Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation not apply?
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  1. Maryland
    1. Kentucky
    2. Delaware
      Missouri
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  1. Why did Lincoln not emancipate the slaves living in these parts of the Confederacy and four slaves states that stayed in the Union?
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He didn’t want them to secede and or rebel

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  1. What were abolitionists willing to do now that the war was about abolishing slavery?
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willing to fight, inlist, and go to war