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revolt
escape
feigned laziness
subterfuge
having to fight a defensive war
currency inflation
its own states' rights philosophy
shortages of supplies and equipment
forests
mines
oceans
farms
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
too cautious
a poor administrator
incapable of disciplining his troops
careless
timber
tobacco
wheat
cotton
True
False
True
False
scalawags
carpetbaggers
former slaves
Republicans
land ownership
the right to vote
an education
citizenship
Boston and Worcester
Erie
Charleston-Hamburg
Baltimore and Ohio
the incompetence of Charles Francis Adams, the American ambassador to
England
England's refusal to buy American cotton
the Union's seizure of Confederate diplomats aboard a British ship
British commerce raider attacks on northern shipping
finance
food production
ammunition
manpower
a large population
a complex railroad network
enormous industrial capabilities
superior military leadership
scalawags
redeemers
Uncle Toms
carpetbaggers
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Arkansas
Robert E. Lee
George B. McClellan
Ulysses S. Grant
William T. Sherman
Tenure of Office Act
Civil Rights Act
Reconstruction Act
Confiscation Act
carried bulky loads, the mainstay of commerce
provided fast oceanic transportation
accelerated the trade in sperm oil
were superior to British steamships
True
False
Robert E. Lee
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Jefferson Davis
Howell Cobb
Lecompton Constitution
Fugitive-Slave Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Dred Scott decision
popular sovereignty
abolitionism
secession
nativism
ordered the fort to be reinforced with federal troops
ordered supplies to be sent to the fort
wanted federal troops to evacuate the fort
called for 75,000 volunteers to join the Union army
True
False
Lynchburg
Gettysburg
Appomattox Court House
Richmond
its armies to invade the North
economic and military aid from Britain
a long and difficult war of attrition
that to win, they would have to abandon their states' rights philosophy
decline of the whaling industry
rapid expansion of industry
halt of emigration from Europe
rapid expansion of unionization among unskilled workers
Vicksburg
Fredricksburg
Chancellorsville
Second Bull Run
sailing packets
clipper ships
commerce raiders
steamships
many basic legal rights
a higher infant mortality rate than whites
a shorter life span than whites
adequate food, housing, and clothing
canals
railroads
textile mills
banks
moral imperatives
natural rights
economic advantage
military necessity
in the Union border states
in Confederate-held states and territories
in Union territories
if they agreed to stay in the South
Tories
Copperheads
Rednecks
Watermoccasins
scythe
iron plowshare
mechanical reaper
corn planter
Fugitive Slave Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Dred Scott decision
Freeport Doctrine
invade the South
recapture Union installations in the South that had been seized by the
Confederates
emancipate southern slaves
preserve the Union
True
False
frighten the North and South into negotiating a compromise on slavery
provoke a slave insurrection
discredit northern abolitionists
help make Kansas a free state
a rejection of democracy
no reason for a civil war
part of the right of self-determination
a means for freeing the slaves
steam thresher
steel plowshare
dairy centrifuge
combine
Bull Run
Seven Pines
Shiloh
Vicksburg
True
False
True
False
U.S. citizenship to former slaves
land ownership for former slaves
freedom to slaves
former slaves the right to vote
10
25
50
65
True
False
Tenure of Office Act
Civil Rights Act
Reconstruction Act
Confiscation Act
the Emancipation Proclamation
conscription
Lincoln's suspension of the writ of habeas corpus
the temporary declaration of martial law in the city
I need some help answering a question about the civil war: - Was the Civil War inevitable? Does evidence from the first half of American history suggest that the North and South would split or could they had found some sort of compromise to avoid this?
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