What group of people formed a large part of the workforce in union factories during the civil war
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Women
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How did the public react to the Battle of Shiloh
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the public was shocked and horrified by the large number of dead
and injured. (novanet)
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Which side had a more difficult time rebuilding after the civil war
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The South.
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What conductor on the underground railroad was known as black moses
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Harriet Tubamn
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What role did the redeemers play in ending reconstruction
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they worked to put white southerners back into power
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What factors helped the north to produce more arms and supplies than the south
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The south generally didn't make as much supplies and arms as the
north because the north had the industrial revolution which allowed
things to be made faster and cheaper instead of having to have each
handmade by a gunsmith. Also, the south around that time were busy
growing and selling cotton on large plantations.
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Which statement best explains why the public school system created during reconstruction was both a success and a failure
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It allowed southern children to get an education, but
segregation made it expensive.
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How would the passage of the wade-Davis bill have slowed the reconstruction effort
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The Wade-Davis Bill required that a majority of prewar southern
voters swear loyalty to the Union.
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What is true about the fugitive slave act adopted in 1850
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It required private citizens to help apprehend runaway slaves.
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Why did Lincoln announce early in the Civil War that he would not free enslaved people
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He wanted to avoid war and keep the nation together. He tried to
compromise, thinking he could find a peaceful way to prevent war
and secession. When he realized that war was inevitable, and it
would be violent and bloody, he decided that the post war United
States of America should be a free nation with no slaves. That the
deaths and killing in the Civil War should be for a purpose, and to
end slavery in the USA once and for all.
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Why did Lincoln decide to change his official stand on slavery
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because of antislavery sentiment at home and abroad
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What group of people formed a large part of the workforce in union factories during the civil war
Women
How did the public react to the Battle of Shiloh
the public was shocked and horrified by the large number of dead
and injured. (novanet)
Which side had a more difficult time rebuilding after the civil war
The South.
What conductor on the underground railroad was known as black moses
Harriet Tubamn
What role did the redeemers play in ending reconstruction
they worked to put white southerners back into power
What factors helped the north to produce more arms and supplies than the south
The south generally didn't make as much supplies and arms as the
north because the north had the industrial revolution which allowed
things to be made faster and cheaper instead of having to have each
handmade by a gunsmith. Also, the south around that time were busy
growing and selling cotton on large plantations.
Which statement best explains why the public school system created during reconstruction was both a success and a failure
It allowed southern children to get an education, but
segregation made it expensive.
How would the passage of the wade-Davis bill have slowed the reconstruction effort
The Wade-Davis Bill required that a majority of prewar southern
voters swear loyalty to the Union.
What is true about the fugitive slave act adopted in 1850
It required private citizens to help apprehend runaway slaves.
Why did Lincoln announce early in the Civil War that he would not free enslaved people
He wanted to avoid war and keep the nation together. He tried to
compromise, thinking he could find a peaceful way to prevent war
and secession. When he realized that war was inevitable, and it
would be violent and bloody, he decided that the post war United
States of America should be a free nation with no slaves. That the
deaths and killing in the Civil War should be for a purpose, and to
end slavery in the USA once and for all.
Why did Lincoln decide to change his official stand on slavery
because of antislavery sentiment at home and abroad