A) Confederate military generals
B) Davis's political campaign strategies
C) the draft and income tax
D) the ban on cotton exports
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A) used patriotic symbols and themes associated with the American Revolution
B) upheld the values found in the United States Constitution
C) emphasized the importance of states' rights over a strong central government
D) utilized quotes made by Andrew Jackson during his presidency
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A) violent slave insurrections
B) a sharp drop in prices
C) frequent strikes by workers
D) food shortages
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A) Robert E. Lee took over command of the Army of Northern Virginia.
B) Lincoln replaced General George McClellan due to his arrogant behavior.
C) General "Stonewall" Jackson was killed, thus costing the Confederacy a major loss.
D) The Union Army was able to besiege the Confederate capital at Richmond.
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A) General "Stonewall" Jackson was accidentally killed by his own troops.
B) By focusing efforts at Chancellorsville, the South lost control of the West.
C) It revealed the incompetence of General Robert E. Lee.
D) The Army of Northern Virginia lost half its men.
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A) the victory afforded President Lincoln the opportunity to issue the Emancipation Proclamation
B) it was the last time Confederate troops would enter Union territory
C) General Robert E. Lee was never again as aggressive for the rest of the campaign in Virginia
D) Confederate forces were forced to hurriedly withdraw into the Carolinas
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A) The Confederate Army had more African American soldiers serving than the Union Army did.
B) The number of enlisted Confederate soldiers declined between 1862 and 1863 due to high battle casualties.
C) The Confederate Army needed to have numbers similar to the Union Army's since they were planning on invading the North.
D) The Confederate Army was smaller than the Union Army due the South's smaller population.
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A) with outrage toward the Confederate soldiers
B) with disgust with the African-American soldiers
C) with righteousness in favor of the Confederate cause
D) with hope for a cease fire
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A) The brutality seen in the photograph accords with the fierce masculinity of the Zouaves.
B) The devastation portrayed in the photograph shows how well prepared such soldiers as the Zouaves were.
C) The photograph appears to be anti-war propaganda when compared with the historical accuracy of the drawing.
D) The grim reality of the photograph exposes the foolish romanticism of the Zouaves.
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A) Emancipation Proclamation
B) new military draft that exempted the rich
C) Copperheads' demands for a cease-fire with the Confederacy
D) increased competition with blacks for wage-paying jobs
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A) They fought for the right to serve in the military.
B) They took on new responsibilities outside the domestic domain.
C) They strived to maintain their traditional roles.
D) They began to advocate for more legal rights for themselves.
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A) win the sympathies of those who lived in Border States
B) prevent British intervention on behalf of the Confederacy
C) doom any hopes of a Union victory in Virginia
D) motivate white troops
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A) Messages about battles were difficult to convey through telegraph.
B) Railroads often took too long to transport soldiers to the battle front.
C) Soldiers on both sides were unfamiliar with loading minie balls into their rifles.
D) Military commanders preferred to implement the more traditional patterns of waging war.
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A) Richmond, Virginia
B) Washington, D.C.
C) Atlanta, Georgia
D) Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia
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A) procrastination
B) arrogance
C) poor decision making
D) brutality
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A) They prevented a Confederate invasion of Missouri and Kentucky.
B) They cut the Confederacy in half and gained control of the Mississippi River.
C) They established a pro-Union government in Arkansas.
D) They captured key Confederate fortresses in the Ohio River Valley.
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A) calling for volunteers to serve for one year
B) blockading the Southern coast with its navy
C) recruiting large numbers of African American soldiers to fight
D) abolishing slavery in the Border States that remained in the Union
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A) dangers of a successful slave insurrection
B) results of an unsuccessful attempt to hold peace negotiations in that city
C) Union's desire for vengeance on South Carolina, which started the secession movement
D) Confederacy's reluctance to defend one of its greatest strongholds
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A) technological advances in weaponry
B) poor planning by generals during huge battles
C) disease
D) hand-to-hand combat
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A) Soldiers were more interested in fighting for liberty than getting attention through style.
B) Most of the men who fought for the Union had a great deal of combat experience.
C) Soldiers viewed participation in war as idealistic and adventurous.
D) Soldiers like the Zouaves were expert marksmen.
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