Chapter 22 Practice Test
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- 1.When the Civil War began,
- A.
both sides were prepared for a long and drawn-out war.
- B.
The South's greatest strength was it's military leadership.
- C.
Southerners believed they could win by capturing Washington, D.C
- D.
northerners were reluctant to volunteer for military service.
- 2.Hopes on both sides for a quick victory ended with the..
- A.
Battle between the Merrimac and the Monitor.
- B.
Battle of Gettysburg.
- C.
Battle of Bull Run.
- D.
Battle of Antietam.
- 3.Lincoln’s “Anaconda Plan” for winning the war called for all of the following except
- A.
A blockade of southern ports to cut off shipping.
- B.
Dividing the South into sections to weaken the Confederacy.
- C.
Capturing Richmond to destroy the Confederate government.
- D.
Assassinating Jefferson Davis to leave the Confederacy without a leader.
- 4.Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation declared
- A.
All slaves to be forever free.
- B.
Slaves in the Union slave states to be free.
- C.
Slaves in the Confederate states to be free.
- D.
Slaves in the U.S. territories to be free.
- 5.The Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the war because
- A.
It triggered a four-day draft riot in New York City.
- B.
The outcome convinced European nations to help the Confederacy.
- C.
Southern troops reached their northernmost point in Union territory.
- D.
Lee lost so many troops that he would never again invade the North.
- 6.With the fall of Vicksburg, Union forces
- A.
Gained control of the Mississippi River.
- B.
Proved the value of ironclad ships.
- C.
Showed that black soldiers could fight.
- D.
controlled all southern ports.
- 7.General Tecumseh Sherman’s march through Georgia was
- A.
A defeat for both armies.
- B.
An example of total war.
- C.
The bloodiest battle of the war.
- D.
A turning point in the war.
- 8.The terms of surrender General Grant offered to General Lee were designed to
- A.
End the war without causing further suffering or hatred.
- B.
To be free. convince northerners that the heavy costs of the war were justified.
- C.
Punish southerners who had fought for the Confederacy.
- D.
Continue his policy of accepting nothing less than unconditional surrender.
- 9.
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- A.
When the Civil War began, the North had an advantage in terms of towns and cities.
- B.
The South's main economic strength came from it's cotton exports.
- C.
The contrast between the North and the South was greatest in terms of land area.
- D.
Population became an important resource in warfare for the first time during the Civil War.
- E.
From the chart, one might conclude that the North could raise an arm five times larger than the South.
- 10.Lewis Douglass, one of Frederick Douglass’s two sons in the 54th Massachusetts Infantry, wrote this letter to his fiancée: My Dear Amelia: I have been in two fights, and am unhurt. I am about to go in another I believe to- night. Our men fought well on both occasions. The last was desperate—we charged that terrible battery on Morris Island known as Fort Wagner…Should I fall in the next fight killed or wounded I hope to fall with my face to the foe…. This regiment has established its reputation as a fighting regiment, not a man flinched, though it was a trying time. Men fell all around me. Ashell would explode and clear a space of twenty feet. Our men would close up again, but it was no use— we had to retreat, which was a very hazardous undertaking. How I got out of the fight alive I cannot tell, but I am here. My Dear girl I hope again to see you. I must bid you farewell should I be killed. Remember I die in a good cause. I wish we had a hundred thousand colored troops—we would put an end to this war. Good Bye to all. Your own loving Lewis
- A.
This letter was written during the battle of Atietam.
- B.
The word battery is used in this passage to mean a set of guns or other heavy artillery.
- C.
Douglass hoped for if he died in battle to die attacking, not retreating.
- D.
Douglass saw men proving they could fight as the most important result of his regiment's first two fights.
- E.
The passage is an example of an opinion piece written to express the author's views.
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