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Answer 1

What was the North's initial strategy in the Civil War?

The North sought to invade Virginia and take the Confederate capital.

The North followed a strategy of total war, making the south "howl."

A total naval blockade of southern ports was supposed to bring the South back in the Union.

Scott's "great snake" would blockade the South's ports and control the Mississippi River.

Answer 2

I think its D

Answer 3

Yep. It was. :p I got more though one sec

Answer 4

I believe it is D!

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

Okayy (:

Answer 7

Which of the following was a key to the North winning the Civil War?

The North had a larger population, more food supplies, and greater manufacturing capacity.

General Robert E. Lee was a gifted tactician and an experienced commander.

The Nothern move to control the Mississippi River was immediately successful.

General McClellan emphasized careful and lengthy planning and preparation.

Answer 8

It was A lol sorry. i got more.

Answer 9

A. The North had a larger population, more food supplies, and greater manufacturing capacity.

Lol Its Fine I have another Hour or two to help out (=

Answer 10

Which of the following was NOT a legacy of the Civil War?

economic hardship for the South

freedom for former slaves

increased nationalism

the idea of nullification

Answer 11

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Answer 12

I can help if you would like lol (=

Answer 13

Thatd be great haha I just asked one. ^^

Answer 14

I believe it is: the idea of nullification

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Answer 15

It was (: How about this one.

In the course of the US Civil War, how did tactics change?

Battles at sea were more decisive than those on land.

Defensive trench warfare became more common.

Massed groups of soldiers charged the enemy.

More of the responsibility was borne by the cavalry.

Answer 16

A. Battles at sea were more decisive than those on land.

Answer 17

Nope lol its okay though. This one?

How was the question of slave labor in America primarily seen in the 1850s?

as a moral question

as a question of property rights

as an economic question

as illegal

Answer 18

I was wrong? Im sorry about that )=

Checking on your question now (=

Answer 19

Yeahh haha its okay :p thanks (:

Answer 20

I wanna say: as a question of property rights

But I could be wrong, I will double check real quick (=

Answer 21

Thats what I though but okay. :)

Answer 22

Its: as a moral question or as a question of property rights. Its one of those sorry I have been doing this all first,second and fifth period lol

Answer 23

its alright haha

Answer 24

If you don't mind me asking what grade are you in? BTW: Im a Junior.

Answer 25

damnit it was as a moral question :( haha

Answer 26

Im a junior to ahaha

Answer 27

What else you got?

Answer 28

Which was not a primary motivation for Republicans to promote Congressional Reconstruction over those policies proposed by Lincoln and Johnson?

Congress felt that Reconstruction policy should be under its authority.

Congressional leaders wanted to restore the Union as quickly as possible.

Congress wanted to punish the South for its crimes against the Union.

Congressional leaders wanted to keep Southern states out of power.

Answer 29

Congress wanted to punish the south for its crimes against the Union.

Answer 30

Nope lol

Answer 31

What was the main goal of the Military Reconstruction Act?

The act called for a complete overhaul of the Confederate Army, with officers reevaluated based on their performance during the Civil War.

The act created safe havens for black Americans to present their cases against military officers for abuse and fraud.

The act divided the South into five military districts and put officers in charge of making sure states rewrote their constitutions.

The act prohibited individuals from joining the military unless they had been pardoned for supporting the Confederacy.

Answer 32

What online program are you using?

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Answer 33

Its PLATO learning environment.

Answer 34

Oooohhhhhhh! That is one of the hardest sites! I failed it twice as a sophmore then my school switched to E2020 and I passed super fast Lol anyway...

Answer 35

Yeahh it sucks :p