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1 Sherman's plans after the fall of Atlanta included destroying the south's will & ability to resist living off the southern land for supplies showing Europe the Confederacy couldn't defend itself All of the answers are correct. 2 Hood's strategy after the fall of Atlanta included cutting Sherman's railroad supply line back to Chattanooga invading Tennessee forcing Sherman to chase him back into Tennessee & pulling Sherman out of Georgia All of the answers are correct. 3 Sherman's reaction to Hood's strategy included sending George Thomas back to defend Nashville marching to the sea through Georgia with 60,000 men freeing slaves & destroying $100,000,000 of property in Georgia All of the answers are correct. 4 Hood's Tennessee campaign included failing to trap Schofield at Spring Hill a disastrous infantry attack on Schofield at Franklin having his army destroyed by Thomas at Nashville All of the answers are correct. 5 The adoption & ratification of the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was adopted by a bipartisan majority of the House of Representatives & U.S. Senate was ratified by all Union states except NJ, DEL, & KY within 3 months was a condition for readmission of the CSA states All of the answers are correct. 6 The fall of Fort Fisher in NC meant the closing of the last major blockade running port with connections to Richmond & Lee the fall of the city of Wilmington All of the answers are correct. 7 Peace negotiations in February 1865 failed because Jefferson Davis insisted there be two countries- the USA & the CSA. Abraham Lincoln insisted on a reunified USA. & emancipation. All of the answers are correct. 8 After capturing Savannah, Sherman planned to advance into the Carolinas destroy the remaining Confederate war resource base advance on Lee's rear in VA All of the answers are correct. 9 The new Confederate commander opposing Sherman in SC in 1865 was P.G.T. Beauregard Joseph. E. Johnston Albert S. Johnston John B. Hood Robert E. Lee 10 Confederate war resources were destroyed by Sherman in the Carolinas Ord taking Mobile Wilson's cavalry raid in ALA All of the answers are correct. 11 The Confederate plan to stave off defeat in 1865 included arming slaves to fight for the Confederacy uniting the armies of Lee & J.E. Johnston All of the answers are correct. 12 Lee's last offensive took place at Ft. Sumter Ft. Stedman Ft. Pulaski Ft. Monroe All of the answers are correct. 13 Grant's reaction to Lee's last offensive included sending Sheridan to Five Forks to get around Lee's right cutting the last railroad into Petersburg attacking Lee's lines to force him to evacuate & Richmond fell All of the answers are correct. 14 Lee's Army of Northern Virginia after Petersburg retreated westward hoping to get around Grant to join J.E. Johnston in NC lost 1/2 its men at Saylers Creek was cornered at Appomattox when Union troops were west, south & east of them surrendered at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865 All of the answers are correct. 15 The conspiracy to kill Lincoln included originally a plot to kidnap Lincoln & hold him hostage for the Confederacy's independence changing to a murder attempt after Lee surrendered Llincoln's death after being shot at Ford's Theater and Booth's death. attempts to kill VP Andrew Johnson & Sec of State Seward All of the answers are correct. 16 Sherman's terms of surrender offered to J.E. Johnston included recognition of existing southern state governments when officials took an oath of allegiance to the US disbanding the Confederate Army & putting their weapons in state arsenals guaranteeing southern rights & property All of the answers are correct. 17 Sherman's terms were disallowed because Sherman exceeded his authority. It took reconstruction away from the President & Congress. It recognized insurgent governments. It MIGHT have guaranteed slave property. All of the answers are correct. 18 The final terms of Johnston's surrender were Sherman's terms the same as Grant's terms Congress' terms All of the answers are correct. 19 The two major consequences of the Civil War that did not materialize included There was no bloodbath or vengeance. The Army didn't become a power in American life. All of the answers are correct. 20 The most profound impacts of the Civil War included 620,000 dead a strengthening of the power of the national government the end of slavery in the US All of the answers are correct.

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