// question: 17671752  name: All states with slaves seceded from the union between 1860 and 1861.
::All states with slaves seceded from the union between 1860 and 1861.::[html]All states with slaves seceded from the union between 1860 and 1861.{FALSE}


// question: 17671728  name: Citizens of both the Union and the Confederacy believed they were defending ...
::Citizens of both the Union and the Confederacy believed they were defending ...::[html]Citizens of both the Union and the Confederacy believed they were defending their nation, flag, Constitution, and liberty.{TRUE}


// question: 17671741  name: European monarchists and conservatives were distressed at the idea of ...
::European monarchists and conservatives were distressed at the idea of ...::[html]European monarchists and conservatives were distressed at the idea of Southern secession leading to the breakup of the United States.{FALSE}


// question: 17671733  name: Leaders of the Union and the Confederacy both foresaw a long, bloody struggle...
::Leaders of the Union and the Confederacy both foresaw a long, bloody struggle...::[html]Leaders of the Union and the Confederacy both foresaw a long, bloody struggle as war began in 1861.{FALSE}


// question: 17671742  name: Lincoln's initial call for military volunteers yielded only half the number ...
::Lincoln's initial call for military volunteers yielded only half the number ...::[html]Lincoln's initial call for military volunteers yielded only half the number of recruits he had requested.{FALSE}


// question: 17671717  name: Southern Democrats embraced Stephen A. Douglas as a possible presidential ...
::Southern Democrats embraced Stephen A. Douglas as a possible presidential ...::[html]Southern Democrats embraced Stephen A. Douglas as a possible presidential nominee in 1860.{FALSE}


// question: 17671719  name: Southerners considered the Republican pledge not to interfere with slavery in...
::Southerners considered the Republican pledge not to interfere with slavery in...::[html]Southerners considered the Republican pledge not to interfere with slavery in the states meaningless.{TRUE}


// question: 17671754  name: Southerners defended their withdrawal from the Union by asserting that the ...
::Southerners defended their withdrawal from the Union by asserting that the ...::[html]Southerners defended their withdrawal from the Union by asserting that the leaders of the American Revolution were also secessionists.{TRUE}


// question: 17671729  name: Southerners refer to the Battle of Bull Run as the Battle of Manassas.
::Southerners refer to the Battle of Bull Run as the Battle of Manassas.::[html]Southerners refer to the Battle of Bull Run as the Battle of Manassas.{TRUE}


// question: 17671756  name: The delegates at the Southern secession conventions voted unanimously in ...
::The delegates at the Southern secession conventions voted unanimously in ...::[html]The delegates at the Southern secession conventions voted unanimously in favor of withdrawing from the Union.{FALSE}


// question: 17671709  name: The Democratic Party split into two factions before the election of 1860.
::The Democratic Party split into two factions before the election of 1860.::[html]The Democratic Party split into two factions before the election of 1860.{TRUE}


// question: 17671755  name: The northern economy was weaker than the southern economy.
::The northern economy was weaker than the southern economy.::[html]The northern economy was weaker than the southern economy.{FALSE}


// question: 17671758  name: The Republican platform of 1860 called for the abolition of slavery.
::The Republican platform of 1860 called for the abolition of slavery.::[html]The Republican platform of 1860 called for the abolition of slavery.{FALSE}


// question: 17671746  name: The southern economy thrived throughout the Civil War.
::The southern economy thrived throughout the Civil War.::[html]The southern economy thrived throughout the Civil War.{FALSE}


// question: 17671751  name: To win the war, the Confederacy believed it just had to hold out long enough ...
::To win the war, the Confederacy believed it just had to hold out long enough ...::[html]To win the war, the Confederacy believed it just had to hold out long enough for the Union to see that the cost of war was too high.{TRUE}