A) in Maryland, with the defeat of an invading Confederate force.
B) in Virginia, at Bull Run.
C) in the West, in the middle Tennessee River valleys under General Grant.
D) along the Gulf Coast, where Marines landed against General Jackson's defenders at New Orleans.
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A) Kansas
B) Missouri
C) Western Kentucky
D) West Virginia
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A) Both presidents, despite little military background, ably directed the war effort.
B) Each government relied initially on volunteer soldiers but later had to institute a draft, which provoked deep hostility.
C) Each government financed the war through taxes and issuing paper money.
D) The demands of war tended to increase the power of the central government and accelerate industrialization on both sides.
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A) entered the formerly male professions of nursing and teaching.
B) took jobs in the growing army as soldiers.
C) paid for the war by way of taxes.
D) ran railroads.
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A) proved McClellan could mastermind a victory after all.
B) provided an occasion for Lincoln to announce the "anaconda plan."
C) displayed Grant's ability to command.
D) was the bloodiest single-day battle in the history of American warfare.
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A) in the South over food; in the North over the draft
B) in the South over easing slave codes; in the North over jailing dissidents
C) on both sides, over military regulations like the draft and economic controls
D) on both sides, over centralization of political power
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A) the war was financed primarily through printing paper money.
B) wages rose, due to the fact that with so many men off to war, workers were scarce.
C) the blockade cut off trade with Europe, producing scarcities.
D) speculators hoarded cotton.
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A) was indifferent to the slavery issue; freed all slaves by executive order
B) worried about alienating the border states; proclaimed, as a military measure, that slaves in rebel areas were free
C) resisted any interference with the institution; reluctantly went along with Congress's initiative in ending slavery by constitutional amendment
D) lagged behind northern opinion, which strongly supported emancipation; urged Congress not only to end slavery but also to give blacks full social and political equality
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A) Many slaves escaped to Union lines, where they were put to work or even allowed to join the army.
B) Northern whites and northern free blacks both uniformly welcomed black soldiers into the Union army.
C) Lincoln permitted African Americans to serve in the navy, but not in the army.
D) They were put to work as unskilled laborers and paid about the same as white citizens for the same work.
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A) the transportation system
B) the manpower pool
C) the fact that the fighting would be on southern soil
D) the potential for developing an industrial base to sustain the war effort
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A) the Confederacy was cut in half.
B) Lee could never again take the offensive as he liked to do.
C) the victory gave Lincoln an occasion to issue the Emancipation Proclamation.
D) Lee's surrender ended the war.
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A) suspending the writ of habeas corpus in specified areas in the North.
B) suspending the writ of habeas corpus in areas still in rebellion in the South.
C) recommending postponement of the presidential election due to be held in 1864.
D) defying the Supreme Court's order to free those imprisoned without being charged.
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A) Scott.
B) Sherman.
C) Grant.
D) McClellan.
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A) blocking a southern invasion
B) holding coastal forts in the South
C) holding the border states in the Union
D) winning the first battle of Bull Run
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