Which of the following civilian or military leaders is incorrectly paired with his foremost adversary in the final years of the Civil War? Jubal Early and Phil Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley James Bell Hood and William T. Sherman in Georgia Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan in the election of 1864 *Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee Which of the following did Union General Ulysses Grant support? the military draft the return of wounded men from hospitals to the front the death penalty for deserters *all of the above none of the above What Georgia governor refused to send supplies and men to help army units from other southern states? Robert E. Lee Jefferson Davis Alexander Stevens *Joe Brown Jubal Early The Union act that freed all the slaves was the Emancipation Proclamation Contraband Confiscation Act *Thirteenth Amendment Special Field Orders, No. 15 Fourteenth Amendment Which of the following was NOT a function of the Freedmen's Bureau? provide relief supplies and transportation to war refugees, both white and black serve as a labor referral and arbitration service provide a local court system help freed people make the transition from slavery to freedom *all of these were functions of the Freedmen's Bureau Who became president upon the assassination of Abraham Lincoln? John Wilkes Booth Salmon P. Chase *Andrew Johnson Edwin Stanton Ulysses Grant What southern commander achieved a psychological victory by threatening Washington D.C. in the Summer of 1864? Joseph E. Johnston *Jubal Early Robert E. Lee John Bell Hood Nathan Bedford Forrest Most former slaves willingly sought the security of a wage-paying job with a white employer. True *False The Freedman's Bureau was authorized to provide farm land for refugees and former slaves. *True False After the war, black southern women continued to perform the same kind of work they had always done. True *False Education was a high priority for black southerners. *True False The Battle for Atlanta saw Union General John Bell Hood defeat Confederate General William Tecumseh Sherman. The city fell and was "presented as a gift" to President Lincoln who was re-elected that year. True *False Soldiers who cast absentee ballots in the election of 1864 did so overwhelmingly for Abraham Lincoln. *True False Knowing that the South needed manpower far more desperately than the North, General Grant delayed or stopped the exchange of prisoners with the Confederacy until January 1865, the last year of the Civil War. *True False During the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln was never presented with an opportunity to agree to a negotiated peace with the Confederate leaders, who agreed to "fight to the last man". True *False Recognizing the need the urgency of their situation, Confederate leaders finally agree to raise two companies of "slave" soldiers, both of which fought valiantly in the battles of Franklin and Nashville Tennessee against Union commander George Henry Thomas. True *False The Constitutional amendment to end slavery was so popular by the last year of the Civil War, that it passed Congress and was ratified by all of the states almost immediately. True *False