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Front

What was the significance of the daring action by Robert Smalls?

Back

He shared information with the Union about fortifications along the SC coast.

Front

What was William Sherman's goal as he marched through the south?

Back

to punish Southern Soldiers and Civilians until they surrendered

Front

Which of the following is not part of the Union Strategy: Blockade southern ports, destroy communication systems of the South, Split the Confederacy into two parts at the Mississippi River, Maintain train routes through Atlanta?

Back

Maintain train routes through Atlanta

Front

Why did the Confederacy invent ironclads, submarines, and Blockade Runners?

Back

to break up the Union Blockade

Front

How did the Confederacy attempt to break the blockade? Options: Innovative technology such as submarines, Spies, Airplanes, Restoring trade with Mexico

Back

Innovative technology such as submarines

Front

What was the main strategy of the South?

Back

Defensive

Front

Purpose of the Hunley?

Back

break through the blockade

Front

What was the significance of the Battle of Fort Sumter?

Back

Beginning of the Civil War

Front

Which area was captured early and remained in control of the Union throughout the war? Options: Greenville, Fort Sumter, Port Royal, Columbia

Back

Port Royal

Front

Where were the majority of major battles fought during the civil war?

Back

Virginia and along the Mississippi River