American Republic Chapter 14 Quiz

How did the north and south each raise troops when the Civil War first began?

(HINT: See page 318-319 in your textbook)

When people are required by the government to serve in the military it is called __ or a draft.

(HINT: See page 318-319 in your textbook)

Sort the ideas to tell if they describe the northern or southern efforts to prepare for the Civil War.

(HINT: See page 320 in your textbook)

Groups:

(a) In the North

,

(b) In the South

• farms produced plenty of food

• production of materials suffered because of a lack of factories

• food was limited because many farmers left to fight in the war

• factories made war materials

Name five innovations in warfare during the Civil War.

(HINT: See page 321-322 in your textbook)

What were the first two goals of the Anaconda Plan?

(HINT: See page 323 in your textbook)

What key city did the Union troops try to capture?

(HINT: See page 323-324 in your textbook)

• Washington, D.C.

• Richmond, Virginia

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• New York, New York

Complete the sentences.

(HINT: See page 325 in your textbook)

After the First Battle of Bull Run, ​ (a)   realized their troops were not ready to fight.

After their victory at Bull Run, ​ (b)   was confident that the war would be over quickly.

• the North
• the South

What was the result of the Second Battle of Bull Run?

(HINT: See page 326 in your textbook)

• the Union forces won

• the Confederate forces took control of Washington, D.C.

• the Confederate forces retreated to Richmond

• the Union forces retreated to Washington, D.C.

How was the South sometimes able to evade the Northern blockade?

(HINT: See page 327 in your textbook)

Who were the leading Union general and admiral in the war in the West?

(HINT: See page 328-329 in your textbook)

• Ulysses S. Grant

• Robert E. Lee

• David Farragut

• Abraham Lincoln