(#4) Q1 - Module A: Sherman's March (The Plan) Retrieval Quiz cloned 3/9/2022 - Maura Sullivan | Library

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The North thought they would win fairly easily

Civil War ended.

Civil War started.

The South gained confidence and invaded the North.

Sherman's March.

Both sides were growing weary of fighting.

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During the Civil War, the Confederate soldiers put up a much greater effort than the Northerners expected.

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By 1864, the Civil War was so unpopular that

the Confederate Army decided to surrender to the Union.

the Union Army decided to surrender to the Confederacy.

Abraham Lincoln feared that he would not get re-elected.

Northerners started fleeing to the South.

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Most of the Civil War battles took place in the South.

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Check off ALL of the following statements that are TRUE.

The Civil War caused more damage to northern property than southern property.

Most of the Civil War battles were closer to southern homes than northern homes.

The Civil War caused major food shortages in the South.

Union war strategies prevented southerners from getting many of the supplies that they needed.

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William Tecumseh Sherman was a southern general who helped the Confederate Army.

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Check off the TWO main reasons why Abraham Lincoln was willing to approve of Sherman's military plans.

Lincoln needed to take a risk in order to make sure he got re-elected president.

Sherman promised that he would be Lincoln's vice-president if he got re-elected.

Lincoln was willing to take a risk if it meant the war would come to an end.

Sherman promised that he would only target the Confederate military and not any southern civilians.

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How did Sherman's Special Field Order #120 change the Union war strategy?

Sherman ordered Union troops to invade the South for the first time in the Civil War.

Sherman asked European troops to replace American troops in the Union Army.

Sherman ordered every single unit in the Union Army to converge on the South all at the same time.

Sherman would target civilians and property instead of the Confederate Army.

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