Ch. 16 LESSON 3

What role did Francis R. Lubbock play during the Civil War in Texas?

• He was a Union general.

• He was the governor of Texas and supported the Confederacy.

• He was a Confederate soldier who fought in Virginia.

• He was a Union spy in Texas.

How did the Union blockade affect Texas during the Civil War?

• It led to an abundance of goods in Texas.

• It caused a scarcity of goods and economic struggles.

• It had no impact on Texas.

• It improved trade with the North.

What was the primary role of women on the Texas home front during the Civil War?

• They served as soldiers in the Confederate army.

• They maintained homes, farms, and plantations.

• They worked in Northern factories.

• They were political leaders.

What was the Ladies’ Needle Battalion in Austin known for during the Civil War?

• Training soldiers for battle.

• Sewing uniforms and other items for soldiers.

• Organizing protests against the war.

• Providing medical care to wounded soldiers.

Why was homespun fabric important in Texas during the Civil War?

• It was used to make military uniforms.

• It was a luxury fabric imported from Europe.

• It replaced machine-made fabrics from the North.

• It was used to make tents for soldiers.

What was "Confederate coffee" made from during the Civil War?

• Real coffee beans imported from the North.

• A mixture of peanuts, okra, barley, corn, and sweet potato.

• Tea leaves grown in Texas.

• Imported tea from Europe.

What was a significant challenge faced by the Texas home front during the Civil War?

• An abundance of imported goods.

• A shortage of paper for newspapers.

• A surplus of medical supplies.

• An increase in cotton production.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Palmito Ranch?

• A decisive Union victory.

• A decisive Confederate victory.

• A stalemate with no clear winner.

• A Union retreat after Confederate cavalry arrived.

What happened to the Texas state government after the Civil War ended?

• It was immediately restored to full function.

• It collapsed, and officials fled to Mexico.

• It was taken over by Union forces.

• It continued to operate without interruption.

Who was appointed as the provisional governor of Texas after the Civil War?

• Sam Houston

• Francis R. Lubbock

• Andrew Jackson Hamilton

• Edward Clark