A) cowardly to fight.
B) unprepared for battle.
C) slow to react to the Confederate onslaught.
D) strategically cautious and overly anxious about the discipline and fighting ability of his men.
E) insecure in his ability to command.
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A) A graduated income tax
B) A flat 10% income tax
C) Creation of the Internal Revenue Service
D) Sin taxes on sales of tobacco and alcohol
E) Stamp taxes
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A) Missouri
B) Kentucky
C) Maryland
D) Delaware
E) Tennessee
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A) Boston.
B) New York City.
C) Philadelphia.
D) Chicago.
E) Albany.
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A) Free blacks and escaped slaves were admitted into the Union Army early in the war.
B) The Emancipation Proclamation included a statement that blacks would now be admitted into the military.
C) Eighty percent of the African Americans who enlisted in the Union Army were runaway slaves.
D) Black soldiers served in segregated units and received half the pay of white soldiers.
E) Some historians believe that black soldiers helped tilt the war's outcome toward Union victory.
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A) all American slaves.
B) all slaves in the North.
C) slaves in the border states.
D) slaves that had joined the Union Army.
E) slaves in rebel states that had not returned to the Union by January 1, 1863.
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A) abolished slavery.
B) was passed by Congress in January 1865, while the war was still continuing.
C) was ratified by enough Union states during the war to make it part of the Constitution.
D) All of these choices.
E) None of these choices.
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A) it ended with victory for the Confederacy, which boosted morale and kept its soldiers determined to win the war.
B) it was the single bloodiest day-battle in history.
C) afterwards, Union troops gained the upper hand in the pivotal regions of Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
D) it gave Lincoln the necessary victory that allowed him to issue his Emancipation Proclamation from a position of strength rather than desperation.
E) it pushed Lee's army back into the Confederacy.
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A) hoped that the war aims would explicitly include the end of slavery.
B) were not very concerned about why the war was being fought.
C) disliked slavery but did not want a large, free black population in the United States.
D) wanted full emancipation and a return to Africa for all U.S. slaves.
E) supported broad emancipation unconditionally.
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A) Northerners accomplished an astounding victory.
B) Union soldiers proved that they would never retreat from Southern aggression.
C) after this battle both sides realized that the war would be neither brief nor relatively small.
D) the Union used African American soldiers for the first time.
E) the battle gave Lincoln the advantage he wanted before he issued the Emancipation Proclamation.
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A) The South suffered 10 percent casualties, and the North close to 20 percent.
B) General Irvin McDowell's troops fought valiantly, even though greatly outnumbered.
C) After the battle, Congress authorized the enlistment of 500,000 volunteers.
D) After the battle, both sides boldly announced a brief war and certain victory.
E) Stonewall Jackson was killed as he stood rallying his troops at Manassas.
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A) ended with no clear victor.
B) ended in victory for the Confederacy.
C) resulted in 23,000 southern casualties.
D) shocked the nation with the enormous number of northern and southern casualties.
E) took place just before Grant's forces captured Forts Henry and Donelson.
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A) seize food for the troops without any eventual payment.
B) confiscate slaves for military use but pay their owners full market value for them.
C) set up camps on private land whenever necessary.
D) take necessary food and slaves from civilians and pay with Confederate currency.
E) nationalize food production and war material industries.
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A) limited warfare.
B) instituting an income tax.
C) requiring slaves and former slaves to serve in combat.
D) sending emissaries to negotiate a limited peace.
E) mandating that all men serve in the military, regardless of class.
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A) for every twenty Negroes on a plantation, one white male could be exempt from the draft.
B) wealthy landholders who owned at least twenty slaves could be exempted from military service to make sure that their valuable cotton got harvested.
C) owners of factories using twenty or more Negro workers could remain at home to run their factories if they produced war materiel.
D) those who owned fewer than twenty slaves could not receive an exemption from service if drafted.
E) counties that contained fewer than twenty slaves were not required to send men to fight.
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