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The Civil War in Texas Answers

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By 1864, the Confederacy had a solid advantage over Union troops and was poised to win the war.

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After Robert E.Lee’s surrender in 1865, the Texas government collapsed, and the governor and other state officials fled to Mexico and South America.

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Why was it so important to the South’s Civil War effort that Texas maintain control of its ports?

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Which of the following statements about Texas during the Civil War is FALSE?

A
By 1864 it was clear the Confederates were losing the war.
B
Texan soldiers fought mostly east of the Mississippi.
C
Federal troops arrived to occupy Texas in July of 1865.
D
The primary mission of Ross’s Texas Brigade was to raid the Union Army for supplies.
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Compare the events of all three of the Battles of Sabine Pass with the events of the Battle of Palmito Ranch during the Civil War.

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Explain the significance of the First and Second Battles of Galveston in 1862 and 1863. Explain why Galveston was a key location of interest to both sides of the Civil War, and describe the events that occurred there.

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All of the following are names of significant battles fought in the Civil War EXCEPT:

A
Sabine Pass
B
Palmito Ranch
C
Battle of Galveston
D
Battle of Rio Grande
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Which of the following occurred first?

A
the death of Benjamin Franklin Terry
B
John B. Magruder leading a Confederate attack to take back Galveston
C
Confederate troops regaining Fort Griffin
D
Western Army commander General Kirby Smith refusing to surrender
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Explain how Lee’s surrender at Appomattox affected the South’s Civil War effort.

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Explain how Terry’s Texas Rangers contributed to the Civil War efforts of theSouth.

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