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Use the drop-down menus to indicate which side had the following advantages at the beginning of the Civil War.More factories and railroad tracks: A large coastline: A larger population: More food production:

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Selection 1:the North
Selection 2:the South
Selection 3:the North
Selection 4:the South
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What was Jefferson Davis’s goal for the war?

A
To keep the South independent
B
To restore the United States
C
To end the war within one year
D
To build more factories in the South
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Complete the sentence with the right word.A large was an important advantage for the North because it meant that more people could fight in the Union army.

Answer:

population

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Because the North had more , it could produce more weapons than the South could.

Answer:

PENDING

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Look carefully at the chart. Then answer the question.Which of these statements is supported by the information in the chart?

A
The North was more industrial than the South.
B
The North and the South had an equal amount of resources.
C
The South was more industrial than the North.
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Identify whether each leader was on the side of the North or the South.George McClellan: ✔ NorthSouth

A
North
B
South
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Read the quote from President Lincoln, then answer the question.What is Lincoln saying?

A
Many officers from the Confederate military have joined the Union forces.
B
Union forces could learn from the example set by the Confederate military.
C
Many Union officers have left to join the Confederacy, but every ordinary soldier and sailor has stayed loyal to the Union
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Read the quote from Jefferson Davis.What does this quote tell you about the North?

A
The North had a weak army.
B
The North had more advantages.
C
The South had more advantages.
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Use the quote to help you with this question.What does this quote tell you about Davis?

A
Davis was going to surrender.
B
Davis was being self-centered.
C
Davis was determined to fight.
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What was Abraham Lincoln’s goal for the war?

A
To keep the South independent
B
To restore the United States
C
To end the war within ten years
D
To build more factories in the South
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What was the Union’s strategy at the beginning of the Civil War?Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
To blockade the Confederate coastline
B
To hold out until Confederate forces got tired
C
To control the Mississippi River
D
To pay for the war by selling cotton to Europe
E
To capture Richmond, Virginia
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What was the purpose of the Anaconda Plan?

A
To capture the Mississippi River
B
To march on Richmond
C
To help the border states
D
To surround the South with a blockade
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Why did the South want support from Europe?

A
The South wanted cotton.
B
The South wanted more enslaved laborers.
C
The South wanted money for the war effort.
D
The South wanted help from European armies.
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What was the Confederacy’s strategy at the beginning of the Civil War?Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
To capture Washington, DC
B
To blockade the Union coastline
C
To capture Northern railroad lines
D
To hold out until Union forces got tired
E
To pay for the war by selling cotton to Europe
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What was the most important reason why the Union wanted to capture Richmond?

A
Richmond produced food for Confederate soldiers.
B
Richmond had an important fort.
C
Richmond was the capital of the South.
D
Richmond was near the Mississippi River.
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Which Civil War leader was a good organizer but also very cautious?

A
Jefferson Davis
B
George McClellan
C
Robert E. Lee
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Which leader was initially an adviser to Davis?

A
Abraham Lincoln
B
George McClellan
C
Robert E. Lee

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