History Test 5/7 Flashcards
What are some disadvantages of the north and south?
North- Fighting on unfamiliar territory, poor leaders in the beginning,
South- Smaller population, few factories, few railroads, no navy, fewer resources,
What were three strengths of the north and three strengths of the south?
North- larger population, more factories, ships and navy, more railroads, and Lincoln
South- Better generals, fighting in familiar territory, strong support from the white population
What did the thirteenth amendment do and why is it so important.
The thirteenth amendment abolished slavery. Without it we probably would still have slaves today. It was essential to create our nation.
What is the confederacy’s Capitol.
Richmond Virginia
Name the fort fired on by the south to start the war?
Fort Sumpter
What battle did the north win that allowed Lincoln to fee the slaves with the Emancipation Proclamation.
Antietam
What was the name of the south’s iron clad ship?
Merrimack
What was the Capitol of the north?
Washington D.C.
On Jan. 1st 1863 Lincoln sighed what?
Emancipation proclamation
The worst draft protest took place in which city?
New York
What was the North’s main goal?
Uniting the union
What were the confederate ships called that broke through the North’s naval blockade?
Blockade runner.
Clara Barton founded what organization
American Red Cross.
What was the name of the North’s iron clad ship?
Monitor
What was the name of the confederate’s president.
Jefferson Davis
Name the regiment who proved that African-Americans can fight?
54th Massachusetts
Name the speech given by Lincoln while dedicating a cemetery?
Gettysburg address
Where did Robert E Lee and the Confederate Army surrender?
Appomattox Courthouse
What was Sherman goal as he marched to the sea through Georgia?
“Make Georgia Howl”
Which states were the border states?
Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and Delaware
Did the border states allow slavery or not?
Allowed slavery