Exam 13: Transforming Fire: the Civil War
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-Montgomery Meigs
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Discuss Jefferson Davis's approach to the question of slavery during the course of the Civil War. What impact did Davis's decisions on the slavery question have on the Confederacy and its war effort?
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-southern food riots
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-McClellan's Peninsula campaign
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Examine the fragmentation of the political party system in 1860; explain the stands of the presidential candidates on the major issues; and discuss the results of the 1860 presidential election.
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Compare and contrast Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis as war leaders.
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Which of the following is true of desertions from the Confederate army?
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Explain the emergence and nature of antiwar sentiment, dissent, and disorder in the North during the Civil War. How did President Lincoln react to opposition to the war? What impact did opposition to the war have on the Union war effort?
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Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the northern economy during the course of the Civil War, and examine the war's economic impact on northern society, the northern people, and on northern urban and industrial workers.
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The Union Army's march to the sea through Georgia under General Sherman was notable because
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-the presidential election of 1860
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-the Trent affair
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Discuss the strategy used by southern extremists to destroy the Union. Why was this strategy successful? What do election returns for delegates to secession conventions reveal about the nature and extent of the opposition to secession in the South?
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-the Thirteenth Amendment
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Examine the wartime expansion of presidential power and federal authority.
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-Confederate nationalism
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