Life During the War Answers

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As the Civil War progressed, women in both the North and South

A
took over men’s jobs and supported the war effort.
B
continued with life as it had been before the war.
C
openly enlisted in Union and Confederate armies.
D
started protests against the violence of the war.
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How did the Union pay for the Civil War?

A
It printed and borrowed money.
B
It created and exported goods.
C
It forced the South to pay.
D
It used government reserves.
4

President Lincoln’s suspension of the writ of habeas corpus during the Civil War meant that people

A
could be jailed illegally.
B
lost the right to bear arms.
C
lost the freedom to vote.
D
were not allowed to house soldiers.
5

Low-paid workers in New York responded to the Union draft of 1863 by

A
refusing to fight for the Union army.
B
joining the Confederate army.
C
escaping to Canada.
D
staging a riot in New York City.
6

During the Civil War, Clara Barton and Louisa May Alcott contributed to the Union war effort mainly by

A
working as nurses.
B
disguising themselves as soldiers.
C
helping enslaved people to escape.
D
spying on the enemy.
7

A major cause of death for soldiers during the Civil War was

A
lack of training.
B
disease.
C
starvation.
D
poor equipment.
8

Rising inflation in Union states during the Civil War meant that

A
the cost of food and other items increased.
B
well-paying jobs were no longer available.
C
businesses could no longer afford to operate.
D
the Constitution was no longer in effect.
9

Compared with Confederate soldiers, a challenge that Union soldiers faced during the Civil War was

A
boredom while in camp.
B
constant threat of disease.
C
fighting on unfamiliar terrain.
D
poor diet and nutrition.
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Unlike women in the North, women in the South during the Civil War often

A
worked in factories.
B
made weapons
C
ran plantations.
D
made uniforms.

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