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// question: 11403215  name: The Emancipation Proclamation
::The Emancipation Proclamation::[html]<p>The Emancipation Proclamation</p>{
	~ended slavery in the border states.#<p>Incorrect</p>
	~officially ended slavery in the United States.#<p>Incorrect</p>
	=ended slavery in areas in rebellion.#<p>Correct</p>
	~ended slavery in Confederate states under Union occupation.#<p>Incorrect</p>
	~ended slavery only in national territories.#<p>Incorrect</p>
}


// question: 11404084  name: All except which of the following were results of the Civil War?
::All except which of the following were results of the Civil War?::[html]All except which of the following were results of the Civil War?</div>{
	~Slavery was abolished.</div>#Incorrect
	~The concept of secession was discredited.</div>#Incorrect
	~Power in national politics was transferred from the South to the North.</div>#Incorrect
	=The states' rights philosophy was upheld.</div>#Correct
	~The South was left impoverished.</div>#Incorrect
}




// question: 11404080  name: The race riots of the summer of 1863 were a result of
::The race riots of the summer of 1863 were a result of::[html]The race riots of the summer of 1863 were a result of</div>{
	~the Emancipation Proclamation.</div>#Incorrect
	=the draft.</div>#Correct
	~Confederate victories at Chancellorsville.</div>#Incorrect
	~decreasing support for Lincoln.</div>#Incorrect
	~black migration from the South.</div>#Incorrect
}


// question: 11404087  name: The Thirteenth Amendment
::The Thirteenth Amendment::[html]The Thirteenth Amendment</div>{
	~gave citizenship to freed slaves.</div>#Incorrect
	=ended slavery.</div>#Correct
	~took the vote away from Confederate officials.</div>#Incorrect
	~outlawed segregation.</div>#Incorrect
	~gave women the vote.</div>#Incorrect
}


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// question: 11404070  name: In both Northern and Southern prisoner of war camps,
::In both Northern and Southern prisoner of war camps,::[html]In both Northern and Southern prisoner of war camps,</div>{
	~prisoners were held for an average of five months and then exchanged or released.</div>#Incorrect
	=thousands died from exposure, overcrowding, and malnutrition.</div>#Correct
	~at least half of the prisoners were executed for trying to escape.</div>#Incorrect
	~the International Red Cross assured that prisoners were treated humanely.</div>#Incorrect
	~few prisoners were taken and so the camps were unnecessary.</div>#Incorrect
}



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// question: 11404092  name: Grant's strategy as general-in-chief was to
::Grant's strategy as general-in-chief was to::[html]Grant's strategy as general-in-chief was to</div>{
	~make occasional probes against the enemy and then quickly retreat.</div>#Incorrect
	~take Richmond.</div>#Incorrect
	=make constant attacks against Confederate forces on all fronts.</div>#Correct
	~avoid an all-out military showdown.</div>#Incorrect
	~starve the citizens of the Confederacy until they surrendered.</div>#Incorrect
}




// question: 11404094  name: In mid-1863, the main problem faced by the Confederacy was
::In mid-1863, the main problem faced by the Confederacy was::[html]In mid-1863, the main problem faced by the Confederacy was</div>{
	~poor military and governmental leadership.</div>#Incorrect
	~low morale.</div>#Incorrect
	~threat of slave revolts.</div>#Incorrect
	=food shortages and hyperinflation.</div>#Correct
	~inability to dispatch troops to fight the north directly.</div>#Incorrect
}


// question: 11404058  name: Once President Lincoln had decided to issue the Emancipation Proclamation, he...
::Once President Lincoln had decided to issue the Emancipation Proclamation, he...::[html]Once President Lincoln had decided to issue the Emancipation Proclamation, he delayed</div>{
	=hoping for a military victory.</div>#Correct
	~expecting the South to surrender.</div>#Incorrect
	~until a new Union commander could be found who would support his decision.</div>#Incorrect
	~until after the election of 1864.</div>#Incorrect
	~until the British entered the war.</div>#Incorrect
}


// question: 11404068  name: One could avoid the draft in the South legally if
::One could avoid the draft in the South legally if::[html]One could avoid the draft in the South legally if</div>{
	=they owned 20 slaves.</div>#Correct
	~they owned $50,000 worth of taxable property.</div>#Incorrect
	~their family was already serving.</div>#Incorrect
	~the majority of the male population of the town was already serving.</div>#Incorrect
	~if they had a religious justification for doing so.</div>#Incorrect
}


// question: 11404073  name: The Confederate strategy for winning the war in 1864 included
::The Confederate strategy for winning the war in 1864 included::[html]<div style\="font-family\:'arial'; font-size\: 11pt; color\: \#000000; font-weight\: normal;">The Confederate strategy for winning the war in 1864 included</div>{
	~a full-scale invasion of the North in order to take control of the border states.</div>#Incorrect
	~besieging Washington, DC and capturing Abraham Lincoln and his cabinet.</div>#Incorrect
	~the assassination of Lincoln and the leading Union Generals Grant and Sherman.</div>#Incorrect
	=continuing the war long enough to wear down the North's will to fight.</div>#Correct
	~mobilizing their European allies to fight.</div>#Incorrect
}


// question: 11404059  name: The Morrill Land-Grant College Act
::The Morrill Land-Grant College Act::[html]The Morrill Land-Grant College Act</div>{
	~established colleges for the freed slaves.</div>#Incorrect
	~created a national university.</div>#Incorrect
	~provided scholarships for poor students.</div>#Incorrect
	~created technical colleges in the North.</div>#Incorrect
	=gave states land to fund colleges.</div>#Correct
}







TRUE FALSE


// question: 11404099  name: During the Civil War, Lincoln violated the civil rights of antiwar activists ...
::During the Civil War, Lincoln violated the civil rights of antiwar activists ...::[html]During the Civil War, Lincoln violated the civil rights of antiwar activists by having them arrested and held without trial.</div>{TRUE}


// question: 11404117  name: It was pragmatism more than principle that pushed the North toward black ...
::It was pragmatism more than principle that pushed the North toward black ...::[html]It was pragmatism more than principle that pushed the North toward black recruitment.</div>{TRUE}

COMBINE THESE TWO QUESTIONS

// question: 11404078  name: Lincoln believed that issuing an emancipation proclamation was a military ...
::Lincoln believed that issuing an emancipation proclamation was a military ...::[html]Lincoln believed that issuing an emancipation proclamation was a military necessity.</div>{TRUE}


AFTER THE FALL OF ATLANTA
// question: 11404128  name: Sherman's march through Georgia encountered little resistance.
::Sherman's march through Georgia encountered little resistance.::[html]Sherman's march through Georgia encountered little resistance.</div>{TRUE}


PUT THESE THREE BELOW TOGETHER
// question: 11404127  name: The Emancipation Proclamation ended slavery immediately.
::The Emancipation Proclamation ended slavery immediately.::[html]The Emancipation Proclamation ended slavery immediately.</div>{FALSE}


// question: 11404113  name: The Emancipation Proclamation exempted border states.
::The Emancipation Proclamation exempted border states.::[html]The Emancipation Proclamation exempted border states.</div>{TRUE}


// question: 11404111  name: The Emancipation Proclamation radically enlarged the purpose of the Civil War.
::The Emancipation Proclamation radically enlarged the purpose of the Civil War.::[html]The Emancipation Proclamation radically enlarged the purpose of the Civil War.</div>{TRUE}