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ReviewCivil War Part Four
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Question: What Innovation had the greatest impact on military tactics during the Civil War?
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Answer: The Rifle
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Question: What was the goal of the Anaconda Plan during the Civil War?
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Answer: to prevent the flow of supplies to the South through a blockade of land and sea
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Question: What was President Lincoln's goal during the Civil War?
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Answer: to restore the Union
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Question: What was the main significance of the Fourteenth Amendment in U.S. political history?
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Answer: It promised equal legal protection to former slaves
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Question: On which matter did the Wade-Davis Bill contrast most significantly with President Lincoln’s reconstruction plan?
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Answer: The conditions of readmission to statehood
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Question: How did the Emancipation Proclamation affect the course of the Civil War?
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Answer: By extending the North’s war aims to include abolition
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Question: Which of the following would have been most likely to support the Confederate cause during the Civil War? a. A New York carpetbaggerb. A Virginia abolitionistc. An Alabama cotton farmerd. An Ohio Copperhead
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Answer: An Alabama cotton farmer
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Question: What innovation provided the most rapid communication between Civil War field officers and President Lincoln?
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Answer: Telegraph
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Question: Which Civil War era developments had a cause-and effect relationship?a. Sharp ethnic and class antagonisms resulted in the draft
riots in New York City.b. The retreat of Confederate troops at Gettysburg resulted in
the Union victory at Antietam.c. McClellan’s victory at the first battle of Bull Run resulted in
Lee’s loss at the second battle of Bull Run.d. The Emancipation Proclamation resulted in the Secession
of border states.
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Answer: Sharp ethnic and class antagonisms resulted in the draft riots in New York City.
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Question: During the Civil War, France exploited the United States’ weakness in foreign affairs by:A intervening in the political affairs of Mexico.B. imposing import quotas and high tariffs on U.S. goods.C. Refusing to remove soldiers from portions of the Louisiana Territory.D. Attempting to prevent European banks from making loans to the United States.
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Answer: intervening in the political affairs of Mexico.
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Question: With the statement “A house divided against itself cannot stand,” President Lincoln directly addressed what issue?A. Civil RightsB. Political campaignsC. SecessionD. Statehood
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Answer: Secession
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Question: Which aspect of the Enrollment Act incited violent protests by some residents of New York City?A. The policy of rejecting African American VotersB. The Policy of drafting only immigrants into the militaryC. The policies of nullification and emancipationD. The policies of substitution and commutation
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Answer: The policies of substitution and commutation
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Question: What term was generally applied by Southerners to characterize white Southern Republicans during the era of Reconstruction?A. CarpetbaggersB. RadicalsC. ScalawagsD. Rebels
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Answer: Scalawags
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Question: Which of the following demanded total equality voting rights, land and education for former slaves?A. President Andrew JohnsonB. President Abraham Lincoln C. Union Army veteransD. Radical Republicans
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Answer: Radical Republicans
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Question: Prior to 1877, Which situation was most instrumental in the Southern opposition toward Radical Republicans in the areas where African Americans were a majority?A. Bribery and secret deals with freedmen elected to officeB. Organized acts of intimidation by the Ku Klux KlanC. Freedmen’s focus on economic rather than political
challengesD. The withdrawal of federal troops from military districts
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Answer: Organized acts of intimidation by the Ku Klux Klan
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Question: Which of the following is an enduring achievement of Reconstruction?A. A guarantee of Universal suffrage for former slavesB. The extension of civil rights through constitutional
amendmentsC. The establishment of universal and integrated public
educationD. A tradition of economic cooperation between geographic
regions
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Answer: The extension of civil rights through constitutional amendments
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Question: What major advantages did the Confederacy possess at the outset of the Civil War?A. Numerous foreign alliesB. Abundant natural resourcesC. More sophisticated weaponryD. More capable military leaders
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Answer: More capable military leaders
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Question: Of the Reconstruction plans proposed at the end of the Civil War, who advocated for the plan considered to be the most lenient?A. Frederick DouglassB. Ulysses GrantC. Abraham LincolnD. Charles Sumner
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Answer: Abraham Lincoln
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Question: How did the outcome of the presidential election of 1876 affect the status of African Americans in the South?
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Answer: Rutherford B. Hayes removed the last federal troops from the South, enabling the further implementation of Jim Crow Laws.
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Question: Reconstruction ended predominantly for what reason?
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Answer: A compromise put a Republican candidate in the White House in exchange for withdrawing Union forces from the South.
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