1. which of the following describes the early battles of the civil war?
a: they were well organized
b: the union won all the early battles because their soldiers were better trained.
c: the confederacy won all of the early battles because they had better equipment.
d: they were chaotic and confusing because most of the troops were untrained.

2. which of the following was the first of the major battles between the union and the confederacy?
a: battle of manassas
b: battle at antietam
c: battle of vicksburg
d: battle of gettysburg

3. what did president lincoln see as being the purpose of the civil war?
a: free all the slaves in the south
b: force the border states to join the union side
c: free all the slaves in the north
d: keep the country together

4. following the battle of antietam, what did lincoln decide to do?
a: deliver the gettysburg address
b: issue the emancipation proclomation
c: allow women to serve as soldiers
d: appeal to britain and france for

5. what was one strategy used by the union during the war?
a: stampede
b: protect their lands
c: blockade
d: underground railroad

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1. D. because most of the troops were new and untrained.

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2. A. Battle of Manassas

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4. B. He issued the Emancipation Proclamation after the battle.

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5. C. Blockade

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