Ch.12 Malice Toward None The Union Triumphant Full Test Bank

Chapter 12: Malice Toward None: The Union Triumphant

Type: multiple choice question question

Title: Chapter 12, Question 1

1) In 1865 Lee was forced to deny reinforcements to ________ to defend ________.

a. Charleston; Richmond

c. Richmond; Petersburg

d. Savannah; Charleston

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 2

2) As Grant's headquarters City Point Virginia became ________.

a. the Confederate capital

b. the target of a Confederate offensive

c. one of the world's busiest ports

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 3

3) City Point became a hub for traffic ________.

a. to the North

b. to the South

c. between Richmond and Washington, D.C.

d. going both north and south

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 4

4) Which of these statements is supported by Map 12.1?

a. The battle for Petersburg involved a concentrated Union assault.

b. The importance of Petersburg can be seen in the armies' defensive works.

d. The battle lines shifted several times.

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 5

5) Towards the end of the war Elizabeth Van Lew added intelligence about ________ in Richmond as well as military intelligence.

a. Davis' actions

b. Confederate Copperheads

c. the political mood

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 6

6) In the end conscripting slaves into the Confederate army proved to be ________.

a. disastrous

b. the army's salvation

c. unnecessary

d. negligible

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 7

7) For African Americans in the North the Thirteenth Amendment ________.

a. confirmed their status as free but did not expand their rights

c. greatly expanded their rights

d. was a step backwards

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 8

8) In Figure 12.1 which of these is symbolized under the president's foot?

a. freedom

b. a Copperhead

d. slavery

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 9

9) Which of these did NOT ratify the Thirteenth Amendment?

a. Virginia

b. Maryland

c. Missouri

d. Kentucky

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 10

10) Which of these was deliberately avoided in Lincoln's second inaugural address?

a. regret

b. finger-pointing

c. exultation

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 11

11) On March 25, 1865 Lee recommended that ________ be abandoned.

a. Richmond and Savannah

b. Petersburg and Richmond

d. Richmond

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 12

12) As in Columbia much of Richmond was destroyed when the departing Confederates ________.

a. used artillery on the approaching Union army

b. accidentally blew up warehouses

c. bombarded strategic areas of the city

d. set fire to warehouses

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 13

13) The scene in Figure 12.4 represents all of these reactions to this event EXCEPT that of ________.

a. Confederates

c. Union soldiers

d. Southern African Americans

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 14

14) Between the taking of Richmond and the Confederate surrender Lee ________.

a. opened negotiations with Grant

b. resorted to guerrilla fighting around Richmond

c. engaged in one more bloody battle with Grant

d. moved west with the Federals in pursuit

Type: multiple choice question question

Title: Chapter 12, Question 15

15) Lincoln's instructions to Grant were to be lenient towards the Lee provided the Confederates accepted ________.

a. emancipation and the expansion of black rights

b. responsibility for the war

c. a military occupation

d. emancipation and US authority

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 16

16) Lee's troops were allowed to go free if they promised ________.

a. to accept the Thirteenth Amendment

b. to denounce the Confederacy

c. to never again take up arms against the US

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 17

17) Looking at Map 12.2 Lee's retreat was ________.

a. marked by sporadic fighting

c. really a rout

d. costly for the Union

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 18

18) In keeping with Lincoln's second inaugural address, Grant's treatment of the Confederates at Appomattox avoided expressions of ________.

a. penitence

b. triumph

d. charity

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 19

19) In the period leading up to the Confederate surrender Northern belief in the idea of deliverance ________.

a. disappeared

b. faltered

c. was at its height

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 20

20) At the US flag-raising ceremony at Fort Sumter Henry Ward Beecher reiterated Lincoln's terms for reconstruction:

a. loyalty to the US and emancipation

c. a military occupation

d. black civil rights

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 21

21) Parole certificates issued by Grant at Appomattox created problems because they appeared to promise ________.

a. restoration of property

b. compensation

c. immunity

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 22

22) After the surrender at Appomattox ________ and ________ still faced off in North Carolina.

a. Grant; Lee

b. Sherman; Johnston

d. Lee; Johnston

Type: multiple choice question question

Title: Chapter 12, Question 23

23) John Wilkes Booth is infamous as ________.

a. a Copperhead leader

b. the last Confederate general to surrender

c. the originator of the "might over right" notion

d. Lincoln's assassin

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 24

24) On April 1865 Lincoln promised ________.

a. limited black suffrage

c. compensation for Confederate generals

d. amnesty to the Confederacy

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Title: Chapter 12, Question 25

25) In negotiations with Joseph Johnston, William Sherman ________.

a. promised amnesty and compensation

b. greatly overstepped his authority

d. imposed harsh terms for surrender