A) He planned to recruit former plantation slaves for the Union army.
B) He planned to have his men confiscate Georgians' cotton and sell it to England.
C) He intended to infect Confederate camps with typhoid fever.
D) He orchestrated a scorched-earth military campaign aimed at destroying the will of the southern people.
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A) It disheartened northerners to the extent that men stopped volunteering for the Union army.
B) The Union's defeat encouraged Lincoln to authorize the enlistment of one million more men for three years.
C) It was a bloodbath in which over ten thousand men died.
D) Confederate soldiers questioned whether they had the mettle to compete with Union troops.
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A) It was a chance to punish the South after decades of political rivalry.
B) It provided an opportunity to integrate all slaves into American society.
C) It was a struggle to preserve the Union.
D) It was an ideal time to emancipate slaves in the Union-loyal border states.
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A) an attack on the rule of law.
B) constitutionally viable but impractical.
C) too expensive and therefore illegal.
D) a concept they wished they had thought of first.
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A) They argued the time had come for the South to free its slaves.
B) They supported the war effort but opposed slavery.
C) They believed God had blessed slavery and the new nation.
D) They believed the war was punishment for southern greed.
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A) denied the right of West Virginians to create their own state.
B) expanded their power by drafting soldiers into the Confederate army.
C) continued their staunch support of states' rights critic Jefferson Davis.
D) forced every state to issue resolutions in opposition to the Emancipation Proclamation.
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A) The Union destroyed too many southern plantations.
B) European nations turned to Egypt and India for cotton.
C) The Union refused to trade with Great Britain.
D) Southern slaves refused to work during the war.
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A) Confederates firing on the frigate Star of the West
B) An assault on Washington,D.C.
C) The assault on federal troops passing through Baltimore
D) Confederates firing on Fort Sumter
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A) the transition to a peaceful nation would be relatively simple.
B) he would hold the office of president as long as he wanted it.
C) his postwar burdens would weigh almost as heavily as those of wartime.
D) Democrats would support Republican peace policies.
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A) The prejudices immigrant workers faced
B) The newly enacted draft law
C) Inadequate living conditions and high rents
D) Dangerous working conditions
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A) The Democrats had an excellent chance of winning.
B) Much of the North's electoral process had shut down.
C) Most Union soldiers threatened to support the Democratic ticket.
D) Key Republicans had vowed to oppose his nomination in 1864.
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A) asked President Lincoln for a ninety-day furlough to recover from the exhaustion of the battle.
B) launched a massive military campaign that would take his troops on a sweep through Virginia down to Louisiana.
C) returned to the western theater of the war to conquer a new rebel threat that had sprung up there.
D) resigned his commission,only to reenlist to fight at Spotsylvania Court House.
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A) It ended the Union blockade.
B) It almost prompted the British to enter the war.
C) It marked the birth of the ironclad warship.
D) It showed the South's superior industrial resources.
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A) The difficulty of finding a suitable place to send the freed slaves
B) Public concern about the constitutionality of emancipation
C) Public reaction to seizing southern property
D) White fears that freed slaves would disrupt northern society
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A) sending the Union army to South Carolina because it was the first state to secede.
B) dispatching special emissaries to the slave states believed most likely to secede.
C) taking measures to stop the spread of secession.
D) threatening to abolish slavery in all seceding states.
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A) Grant allowed Lee to keep his slaves.
B) Lee's men could keep their horses.
C) Grant required Confederate officers to serve prison time.
D) Lee would be tried for treason in a military court.
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