Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
Q

Effort to blockade the South and capture the Mississippi River.

A

Anaconda plan

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2
Q

The South’s main army in the East.

A

Army of Northern Virginia.

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3
Q

The North’s main army in the East.

A

Army of the Potomac

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4
Q

Democrats who were for peace,who sympathized with the South,and who opposed Lincoln.

A

Copperheads

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5
Q

Sherman’s destruction of Georgia.

A

March to the sea

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6
Q

Northern ironclad with a revolving gun turret.

A

Monitor

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7
Q

Early, unsuccessful attempt to capture the Southern Capital

A

Peninsular Campaign

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8
Q

Diversion of two Union armies by a small Confederate force.

A

Valley Campaign

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9
Q

Southern ironclad that threatened to break the blockade.

A

Virginia

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10
Q

Continual fighting in the woods north of Richmond.

A

Wilderness Campaign

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11
Q

Surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia.

A

Appomattox Court House

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12
Q

Confederate loss that opened the door for Sherman’s march.

A

Battle of Chattanooga

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13
Q

Resulted in the Emancipation Proclamation.

A

Battle of Antietam

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14
Q

Marked the end of the South’s offensive capabilities.

A

Battle of Gettysburg

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15
Q

Grant’s army was caught “napping”.

A

Battle of Shiloh

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16
Q

First major land battle of the war.

A

First Battle of Manassas

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17
Q

Opened Tennessee to invasion.

A

Forts Henry and Donelson.

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18
Q

The South’s successful defense of its capital.

A

Seven Day’s Battles

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19
Q

Efforts to capture the rail center feeding Richmond.

A

Siege of Petersburg

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20
Q

Loss that gave the North total control of the Mississippi River.

A

Siege of Vicksburg

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21
Q

Famous speech given by Lincoln to dedicate a war cemetery for one of the bloodiest battles of the war.

A

Gettysburg Address

22
Q

The draft or compulsory enrollment of men into military service.

A

Conscription

23
Q

State unconstitutionally admitted into the Union during the war.

A

West Virginia

24
Q

This was the central issue that sparked the war.

A

State’s rights

25
Q

General who once left the army because of alleged drunkenness.

A

Ulysses S. Grant

26
Q

General who played a critical support role in the Confederate victories 1st Manassas,Seven Day’s Battles,Second Manassas,&Chancellorville.

A

Thomas(stonewall)Jackson

27
Q

Iron plated warship.

A

Ironclad

28
Q

Military strategist who was assistant to Jefferson Davis.

A

Robert E.Lee

29
Q

This event almost brought Britain into the war.

A

Trent affair

30
Q

With this President Lincoln,all slaves in rebel-controlled territory would be freed .It excluded slaves in the Union’s border states and in Confederate territory

A

Emancipation proclamation

31
Q

Merchant ships that risked the wrath of the Union navy to bring supplies to into Southern sports.

A

Blockade Runners

32
Q

Battle that on the final day left entrenched Confederate positions that left 7,000 Union soldiers dead.

A

Battle of cold Harbor

33
Q

This battle and the fall of this city helped ensure Lincoln’s re-election.

A

Battle of Atlanta

34
Q

The capture of what city ensured Lincoln’s reelection in 1864?

A

Atlanta

35
Q

During what daring campaign did Grant cut his army off from his supply based to surprise his enemy?

A

Vicksburg campaign

36
Q

A slave state that did not secede was considered a?

A

Border state(they didn’t join, leave the union)

37
Q

Which battle was the bloodiest day?

A

Battle of Antietam

38
Q

What was last effort by confederation to win Gettysburg?

A

Pickett

39
Q

Lincoln act beyond his constitutional power?(T/F)

A

True

40
Q

What is the bloodiest war in American history?

A

Civil war

41
Q

What was the Souths primary advantage in the outset of the war?

A

Better commanders

42
Q

What was the Souths basic strategy for the war?

A

To wage defensive war and to outlast the will to fight.

44
Q

Where did most of the fighting East take place ?

A

Virginia

46
Q

What was the significant between the clash monitor and the Virginia?

A

The age of wooden ships was coming to an end.

48
Q

What was the significant outcome of Josefine fair oaks outside richmond?

A

Robert Lee was promoted to lead the army.

50
Q

Which battle was the first clear-cut defeat of Northern Virginia?

A

Battle of Gettysburg

50
Q

Why did the north want to capture the Mississippi river?

A

The Mississippi divided the confederation in two.

50
Q

What caused a major riot in New York?

A

Conscription

50
Q

Why did Grant continue after losing so many men?

A

He knew he could replace

50
Q

Describe strategy behind Anaconda plan? (Pg.285)

A

The North would have to invade the South, thus becoming the belligerent, and defeat the Southern armies in the field.

51
Q

What are two ways of the war benefited the Northern home front ?(pg.299-300)

A

1) Most farm hands away fighting.

2) Farmers learned to rely more heavily on machinery.