Chapter 14 Quiz

A  President Jefferson Davis announced the Confederate government was defeated.

B  President Jefferson Davis was captured by Union forces.

C  President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.

D  Lee recognized the futility of continued fighting.

E  President Lincoln met President Davis.

A  organized infantry did not fight in formation.

B  the Gatling gun became the primary combat weapon.

C  infantry troops began to fight standing in line formations.

D  battlefields became more organized.

E  soldiers were forced to carry rudimentary gas masks.

A  put George McClellan back in good standing with President Lincoln.

B  allowed the North to split the Confederacy in two.

C  saw a quick Union victory.

D  was decided by a massive assault by Union troops.

E  briefly revived the military hopes of the Confederacy.

A  saw Union General George Meade lose nearly a third of his army.

B  saw Robert E. Lee poised for victory after his attack on Cemetery Ridge.

C  represented the last time Confederate forces seriously threatened Union territory.

D  was a Union victory, thanks to Meade having found a copy of Lee’s orders.

E  saw Union General George Meade clearly be more aggressive than Robert E. Lee.

A  both saw Robert E. Lee field an army twice the size of the Union forces, and led President Abraham Lincoln to remove George McClellan from command.

B  All these answers are correct.

C  saw Robert E. Lee field an army twice the size of the Union forces.

D  was a significant Confederate victory.

E  led President Abraham Lincoln to remove George McClellan from command.

A  500

B  1,000.00

C  5,000.00

D  2,000.00

E  4,000.00

A  President Jefferson Davis developed a reputation for reckless political action.

B  formal political parties quickly developed.

C  the national government was almost completely impotent in its dealings with the states.

D  many Southerners resisted efforts by the Davis government to exert its authority.

E  Southern politicians were strongly united in supporting secession and the war.

A  in the parts of the Confederacy still in rebellion.

B  that joined the Union military.

C  throughout all states that existed as part of the United States prior to the Civil War.

D  in the slave states that had remained loyal to the Union.

E  in the parts of the Confederacy already under Union control.

A  severely discouraged voluntary enlistment.

B  resulted in murderous attacks in New York City against free blacks.

C  allowed no provisions for escaping service.

D  proved to be unnecessary in the war effort.

E  saw little in the way of opposition from the public.

A  in a meeting hall in Washington, D.C.

B  after Texas seceded from the Union.

C  after Fort Sumter fell to forces from seceding states.

D  after eleven Southern states had seceded.

E  despite the passage of the Crittenden Compromise.