1. Lincoln decided to go to war against the Confederacy after <u>b. The Capture of Fort Sumter</u>.
2. a. Having better <u>generals and soldiers</u> was <u>NOT</u> an advantage of the North during the Civil War.
3. The Monitor and the Merrimack were <u>c. ironclad ships</u> introduced during the Civil War.
4. The Emancipation Proclamation <u>c. freed all slaves</u> behind Confederate lines.
5. The Civil War ended at <u>a. Appomattox Court House</u>.
6. The raw material used to form steel was <u>c. iron</u>.
7. The following new invention changed life for many Americans during the Industrial Revolution: <u>c. none of the above</u>.
8. The truth about the transcontinental railroad was <u>b. It created more</u> opportunities for farmers.
9. Labor unions were formed to <u>c. protect workers</u> from dangerous working conditions.
10. The following immigrant attempted to take control of the steel industry: <u>c. Andrew Carnegie</u>.
11. Immigrants came to America <u>c. in search of</u> religious freedom or improvements in their current economic situation.
12. The majority of immigrants came to the United States from <u>b. Eastern and Southern Europe</u>.
Thus, the first shots of the Civil War were at South Carolina's <u>Fort Sumter,</u> while the war ended at Vi-rginia's <u>Appomattox Court House.</u>
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