Lead Up to the Civil War

how many people died exactly in the civil war?

• 700,000 around

• 10,000 around

• in total 700,000 around

• 900,000 around

what four wars was combined to make a civil war that was greater than all american deaths?

• World war ||, World war |, vietnam, american revolution.

• American Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Vietnam War, Gulf War
• French and Indian War, Civil War, World War I, World War II
• World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War

what three border states?

• New York, Florida, and Illinois
• kentucky,missouri, and delaware

• Washington, Oregon, and Nevada
• Kentucky, Delaware, and Missouri

what advantages did the union have that helped them diring the war?

• larger population, more industrial capacity, and better transportation infrastructure
• less organized leadership
• more people, manufactured more goods, longer rail roads agricuture

• better military strategy

what was the one advantage the confederacy had?

• Familiar territory and strong military leaders
• better leaders

• Advanced technology and weaponry
• Strong navy and air force

What made general Ulysses S. grant different from previous Union generals?

• He was more cautious and unwilling to take risks in battle.
• He was less experienced and knowledgeable about military strategy.
• He was more aggressive and willing to take risks in battle.
• He was less determined and committed to winning the war.

what two union victories happened in july 1863

• Battle of Antietam and Battle of Bull Run
• Battle of Fredericksburg and Battle of Chancellorsville
• Battle of Shiloh and Battle of Chickamauga
• Battle of Gettysburg and Siege of Vicksburg

what was Henry clay's big plan

• The Marshall Plan
• The New Deal
• The American System
• The Great Society

what was the Underground Railroad's

• A system of tunnels built by the government to transport goods
• A network of secret routes and safe houses used by European immigrants
• A series of above-ground trains used to transport enslaved African-Americans
• A network of secret routes and safe houses used by enslaved African-Americans to escape to free states and Canada

what was the Free-Soil Party

• A party that supported the expansion of slavery into the western territories
• A party that focused on economic issues rather than slavery
• A party that advocated for the rights of slave owners
• A political party that opposed the expansion of slavery into the western territories