A) It was the name of the South's strategy to choke northern industry.
B) It was a strategy of passive resistance among slaves to strangle the southern plantation economy from within.
C) It was the name of Britain's strategy to get the two sides to slither to the negotiating table and achieve a lasting peace.
D) It was the initial three-pronged Union strategy that included, among other things, a blockade of the southern coast to strangle the South.
E) It proposed to use biological warfare against the South developed from the poisonous venom of snakes.
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A) soldiers and guerrillas
B) spies and double agents
C) cooks and washers
D) nurses and other health-related volunteers
E) chaplains and rabbis
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A) the Union already claimed to be fighting to defend liberty and self-government
B) southerners never claimed to be concerned with liberty and self-government
C) the South established a monarchy after secession
D) the Confederacy envisioned a dictatorship as the ideal government
E) it ignores the actual reason-slavery-southern leaders used in 1860-1861 to justify secession and war.
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A) They volunteered to help the Confederacy.
B) They remained neutral.
C) They worked in a variety of ways to undermine and weaken the Confederacy.
D) They fled to Canada.
E) They enslaved their former masters.
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A) It did not have much effect, since commerce continued mostly unmolested.
B) It quickly choked off southern commercial activity.
C) It inspired dramatic southern economic growth since the South was forced to become self-sufficient.
D) Food prices declined as the economy slowed.
E) It prompted Britain to offer diplomatic recognition to the Confederacy.
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A) generated less farm production than the South
B) had about the same extent of railroad development as the South
C) produced almost 60 percent of the nation's manufactures
D) had an edge of about 4 to 1 in potential manpower
E) had fewer ships and firearms than the South
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A) had traitors shot
B) postponed elections
C) shut down the press
D) suspended habeas corpus
E) declared a temporary dictatorship
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A) the Emancipation Proclamation
B) Lee's surrender
C) the Thirteenth Amendment
D) an act of Congress
E) divine intervention
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A) the Confederates were outnumbered more than 3 to 1
B) it was the bloodiest single day of the war
C) McClellan vigorously pursued the retreating Lee
D) Lee hoped a victory would gain the Confederacy foreign recognition
E) it helped inspire Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation
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A) was the First Battle of Bull Run
B) was the Battle of Harpers Ferry
C) was a victory for the Union forces at Antietam
D) resulted in the death of General Albert S. Johnston in Atlanta
E) made both sides think victory would be quick and easy
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A) pitted Indian tribes against each other
B) featured brutal guerrilla warfare
C) produced the war's highest casualties
D) brought Grant to Lincoln's attention
E) gave Confederates control of the West
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A) They all coveted the office of the presidency.
B) They were not enthusiastic supporters of the war.
C) Their insistence on states' rights made it difficult for the Confederate government to exert its authority.
D) They were all Republicans and Whigs.
E) They objected to Davis's efforts to end slavery.
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A) 1 million
B) 140,000
C) 375,000
D) 750,000
E) 2 million
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A) was Lincoln's second vice president
B) was killed at Chancellorsville by his own men
C) had his division destroyed at the Battle of Gettysburg
D) was one of the leaders of the Radical Republicans
E) marched through Georgia living off the land while destroying plantations, crops,
and railroad lines
F) devised the Union's "Anaconda Plan"
G) was the 1864 Democratic presidential candidate
H) was the vice president of the Confederacy
I) was the Union admiral who captured Mobile, Alabama
J) was the president of the Confederacy
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A) it immediately attacked Washington, D.C.
B) it mobilized women to fight in the conflict
C) it was equal to the North in manpower if you count the slaves
D) the North needed southern markets to maintain its economic advantage
E) it had the advantage of fighting a defensive war
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A) ban foreign immigration
B) approve a transcontinental railroad
C) raise tariff rates
D) pass a Homestead Act
E) establish state colleges teaching "agriculture and mechanic arts"
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