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How did geography affect fighting in the western theater of the Civil War?

A
The land was very dry and much of the fighting was in the desert.
B
Both sides fought to control higher ground of the region’s mountain ranges.
C
Many battles were fought to control rivers that were vital to transportation.
D
The capital of the Confederacy was in the western theater, and fighting centered around it.
3

Why were New Orleans and Vicksburg important to the Confederacy and the Union?

A
They were both state capitals.
B
They were both key to controlling the Mississippi River.
C
Whoever controlled them could split the Union in half.
4

What hardships did you list?

A
hunger and thirst
B
lack of clothes
C
lack of sleep
5

Vicksburg finally fell after

A
an attack by the Union navy.
B
an invasion by the Union army.
C
a long siege of the city.
D
the Confederacy lost the war.
6

By capturing Vicksburg and New Orleans, what did the Union accomplish?

A
It won the war against the Confederacy
B
It divided the Confederacy.
C
It seized control of the Missouri River.
7

The Battle of Gettysburg was unusual compared to other battles in the East because

A
the Confederacy won.
B
Lee suffered a major defeat.
C
Lee was defending Confederate territory
D
Lee was invading the Union.
8

Which of the following events happened as a result of the Battle of Gettysburg?

A
The Confederacy quickly surrendered to the Union.
B
European nations chose to ally with the Confederacy.
C
The morale of the Confederacy was increased.
D
The tide of the Civil War turned in favor of the Union.

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