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Question 5 • US History

During the siege of Vicksburg in 1863, the Union army

Answer
A
prevented supplies from entering or leaving.
B
ran out of ammunition.
C
lost more troops than the Confederacy.
D
suffered from hunger and thirst.

Explanation

Union forces surrounded Vicksburg and blocked the routes into and out of the city, cutting off Confederate supplies. As a result, the people inside Vicksburg suffered from hunger and shortages; that describes the besieged Confederates, not the Union army. The correct choice is “prevented supplies from entering or leaving.”

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