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Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the first battle of the war? B. It raised Confederate spirits. A. It caused Lincoln to name Major General George B. McClellan to command the new Army of the Potomac and signed legislation for the enlistment of one million troops to last three years. D. It caused the Union general to wait three months before agreeing to fight again. C. It increased the caution of the North.

Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the first battle of the war? B. It raised Confederate spirits. A. It caused Lincoln to name Major General George B. McClellan to command the new Army of the Potomac and signed legislation for the enlistment of one million troops to last three years. D. It caused the Union general to wait three months before agreeing to fight again. C. It increased the caution of the North.

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30. Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the first battle of the war? A. It caused Lincoln to name Major B. It raised Confederate spirits. General George B. McClellan to command the new Army of the Potomac and signed legislation for the enlistment of one million troops to last three years. C. It increased the caution of the North. D. It caused the Union general to wait three months before agreeing to fight again. 31. Which of the following was a way the Civil War was a transition? A. A new fighting style emerged replacing the traditional uniformed lines of troops facing off after Bull Run and other early engagements. B. Civilian spectators watched Bull Run, while no civilian spectators came to the destructive battles to come. C. Both the North and the South shortened the time requirements for new soldiers enlisting. D. Both A and B. 32. What fueled the passion of those from the North? B. Abolitionists saw slavery as an affront to God to be ended by any means A. Lincoln and others believed that failure to preserve the Union was betrayal of the founders of the republic and the promise of the Declaration of Independence. C. Most Northerners saw Southerners as lazy, greedy landowners who wouldn't contribute to the economic progress of the North. necessary. D. Both A and B 33. Which of the following was NOT a reason that fueled Southern passion? B. Some felt that the North was seeking to wrest from the South its dearest rights. A. Northern interference with Southern law was an affront to the ideal that governments existed with the consent of the governed. C. Southern legalists believed that the North was undermining the original intent of the founding fathers in that the cornerstone of the American system was the central government first, with state governments as secondary in power. D. Many believed the Northern position was an outright attack on the Southern way of life because poverty in Northern industrial workers created living conditions worse than slaves.
Transcribed Image Text:30. Which of the following is a FALSE statement about the first battle of the war? A. It caused Lincoln to name Major B. It raised Confederate spirits. General George B. McClellan to command the new Army of the Potomac and signed legislation for the enlistment of one million troops to last three years. C. It increased the caution of the North. D. It caused the Union general to wait three months before agreeing to fight again. 31. Which of the following was a way the Civil War was a transition? A. A new fighting style emerged replacing the traditional uniformed lines of troops facing off after Bull Run and other early engagements. B. Civilian spectators watched Bull Run, while no civilian spectators came to the destructive battles to come. C. Both the North and the South shortened the time requirements for new soldiers enlisting. D. Both A and B. 32. What fueled the passion of those from the North? B. Abolitionists saw slavery as an affront to God to be ended by any means A. Lincoln and others believed that failure to preserve the Union was betrayal of the founders of the republic and the promise of the Declaration of Independence. C. Most Northerners saw Southerners as lazy, greedy landowners who wouldn't contribute to the economic progress of the North. necessary. D. Both A and B 33. Which of the following was NOT a reason that fueled Southern passion? B. Some felt that the North was seeking to wrest from the South its dearest rights. A. Northern interference with Southern law was an affront to the ideal that governments existed with the consent of the governed. C. Southern legalists believed that the North was undermining the original intent of the founding fathers in that the cornerstone of the American system was the central government first, with state governments as secondary in power. D. Many believed the Northern position was an outright attack on the Southern way of life because poverty in Northern industrial workers created living conditions worse than slaves.
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