Chapter 15, Part 2

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Name three things the North had more of compared to the South, which gave

the North advantages. The answers beginWith “p”, “r”, and “m”.

People, Railroads, Money

2,1

Name three advantages that theSouth had over the North. The

Three words begin with “o”, “f ”, and “s”.

Officers, Farms, Strategy

3,1

What is the idea called in which the Souththought that Great Britain would support

the Confederacy because it needed the South’s cotton for its textile mills?

Cotton Diplomacy

4,1

 Once military uniforms were developed, what became the the uniform color of the Union

and the uniform color of the Confedracy?

Blue for the Union and Gray for the Confederacy

5,1

What was the main problem concerning volunteers for the war.

They didn’t know how to fight.

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What was an ironclad and why did the Confederacy start to use them?

Ship covered with iron. The Confederacy to take away the Union’s advantage at sea.

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 What was the Union’s Anaconda Plan?

North’s plan to cut off supplies to the South through naval blockades

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 What was the name of the Union ironclad that fought against the Confederate ironclad

at Hampton Roads, Virginia?

Monitor

4,2

  At the Battle of Antietam, what was the combined total of the

casualties in the single-day battle?

More than 25,000 in one day

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The war in the East centered aroundthe capital of the Union and the capital of the Confederacy. Name the city and state

of the two capitals.

Richmond, Virginia for the Confederacy

Washington, D.C. for the Union bordered by Virginia and Maryland

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What was the largest city in the Confederacy thatthe Union needed to control?

New Orleans

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 Why did Admiral Farragut have to race past two forts night?

It was the only way to get to New Orleans because the forts could not be captured.

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 Which southern city was too difficult to capturebecause of its surrounding geography?

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Which general, McClellan or Grant did Lincoln prefer and why?

Grant because he wanted to be on the attack and not hold back

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 What new name was given to General Grantwhen he refused to accept terms of surrender

from the commander of Fort Donelson?

“Unconditional Surrender” Grant

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Who was known as the “angel of the battlefield”during the Civil War?

Clara Barton

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What was the purpose of drummer boys during the Civil War?

Different beats were used to order troop movements

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 What was the name for midwesterners

who sympathized with the South and opposed abolition? 

Copperheads

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  What was the main effect of the

Emancipation Proclamationon the South?

As slaves escaped to Union lines, the South’s ability to wage war was crippled

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  What was the biggest killer of soldiers,

even bigger than deathon the battlefield, during the Civil War?

Disease

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 After the Battle of Gettysburg, what two Europeancountries refused to provide

help to the Confederacy?

Great Britain and France

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 What is the name of the speech in which President Lincoln praised the bravery of Union

soldiers and renewed the commitment to winning the Civil War?

Gettysburg Address

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 What was the Union’s Wilderness Campaign?

Series of battles designed to capture the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia

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William Tecumseh Sherman’s“March to the Sea” through the

South involved what tactic?

Total War – Complete destruction of everything

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 Name of the small town where General Lee of the Confederacy

surrendered to General Grant of the Union.

Appomattox Courthouse