Extra Quiz: Chapter 20
1. When Lincoln took office in March 1861, how many states had already seceded?
2. Lincoln attempted only to resupply Fort Sumter with:
3. After Fort Sumter fell, Lincoln called for how many volunteers?
4. Lincoln's call for troops directly pushed which states to secede?
5. Maryland's loyalty to the Union was especially important because it:
6. In terms of population and industry, the advantage clearly lay with the:
7. The South's key military advantage early in the war was generally considered to be:
8. "King Cotton diplomacy" assumed that Britain and France would intervene because they:
9. King Cotton diplomacy ultimately failed partly because Europe had:
10. European public opinion increasingly opposed the Confederacy because it was built on:
11. The two main parts of the Anaconda Plan were blockading southern ports and:
12. Critics initially mocked the Anaconda Plan as:
13. Despite early mockery, the Anaconda Plan's core strategy:
14. The First Battle of Bull Run took place near which Virginia town?
15. Before the First Battle of Bull Run, many spectators from Washington expected to see:
16. The outcome of Bull Run demonstrated that:
17. After Bull Run, both sides began to focus on:
18. "Copperheads" in the North were Democrats who:
19. The Confederacy's ideology of strong states' rights created tension with:
20. The Confederacy adopted a military draft (conscription) beginning in:
21. The Union adopted conscription beginning in:
22. The Confederate constitution, compared to the U.S. Constitution, notably:
23. Overall, by late 1861 both North and South had come to realize the war would require:
24. Fort Sumter's fall resulted in casualties that were:
25. Chapter 20 overall covers the transition from secession through the realization that the war would be:
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