Ch. 15
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| As a result of the South's surrender, the Texas state government | Collapsed
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| Unionists who did not join the army | Were arrested, were forced into the army, and were killed while attempting to flee to Mexico
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| Sam Houston refused | To take an oath of allegiance to the Confederacy
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| Most Southerners in the 1850's believed that the rise of the Republican Party would mean | The end of the Southern way of life
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| Sacrifices made by Texans included | coffee substitutes, no newspapers, homespun clothing
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| Members of the 1861 convention in Montgomery, Alabama, formed the | Confederate States of America
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| Texas volunteers served in | the army of other states
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| Most delegates to the Texas convention after the 1860 election | favored secession
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| The constitution of the Confederacy was much like the constitution of the | United States
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| The constitution of the Confederate States of America was like that of the United States except | states were given more power
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| The Battle of the Sabine Pass was an important victory for the | Confederacy
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| Union leaders wanted to gain control of Galveston because it | had a busy seaport
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| The Act of Conscription allowed for the hiring of substitutes for | military service
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| The North's victory in the Civil War meant | the Union was preserved
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| Economic changes in Texas during the Civil War included | farmers planted more corn and wheat, cotton production declined, Texas opened factories to manufacture weapons
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| Most Southern states supported states' rights because | they felt they should make their own decisions about tariffs, distributions of public lands, and slavery
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| Immediately following the surrender of the Confederacy in Texas | the state government of Texas collapsed, officials fled to Mexico to escape Union troops, lawless bands roamed the countryside
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| The 8th Texas Calvary Regiment, which fought in more battles than did any other calvary regiment in the Civil War, was also known as | Terry's Texas Rangers
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| The U.S. president who appointed a provisional governor for Texas was | Andrew Johnson
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| Nearly 30% of all Texans were against secession, but most | supported the Confederacy
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| Civil War battle sites in Texas | Sabine pass, Galveston, Brownsville, Palmito Ranch
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| Prisoner of war camps in Texas | Tyler, Rusk, Hempstead
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| When Houston refused to take an oath of allegiance to the Confederacy, he was removed from office. ? , who had taken the oath, became governor | Edward Clark
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| Advantages of the North during the Civil War | more money, more soldiers, factories to make war materials
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| During the Civil War these products were scarce | paper, salt, white flour
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| president of the Confederacy | Jefferson Davis
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| governor who wore a homespun suit to his inauguration | Francis Lubbock
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| forced enrollment into military service | conscription
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| Because of the Civil War | slavery ended, the Confederacy was defeated, more than 600,000 people died
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| Texas who was postmaster general of the Confederacy | John H. Reagan
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| these battles occurred along the Gulf Coast | Galveston, Palmito Ranch
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| prisoner of war camps were located in the interior of the state to | keep the prisoners away from battle sites and impeded attempts at escape or rescue
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| site of the LAST Civil War battle | Palmito Ranch
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| site of the FIRST Civil War battle | Fort Sumter
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| Most of the battle sites in Texas occured along the Gulf Coast because | trade from Texas ports was important to the South's war efforts and the region was the most easily accessible to Northern troops
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| Which city -Austin, San Antonio, or Galveston- was the site of a Civil War battle? | Galveston
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| city where vigilantes hanged suspected Unionists | Gainesville
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| the woman who turned her luxurious Galveston home into a hospital | Rosanna Osterman
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| the Texas Secession Convention ordered all state officials to take an oath of allegiance to | the Confederacy
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| president of the United States, elected 1860 | Abraham Lincoln
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| Describes the Red River Campaign | Richard Taylor commanded the Confederate troops, the Confederated were outnumbered, the fighting was in Louisiana near the TX border
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| African American Texan who won the Congressional Medal of Honor | Milton Holland
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| Texans learned that General Lee had surrendered a month before the battle at Palmito Ranch from | captured prisoners
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| this many Texans served in the Confederate Army | 60,000
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| battle that dashed Union plans to launch a major campaign against Texas | Sabine Pass
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| If the Republicans won the 1860 election, Southern leaders threatened to | secede from the Union
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| Texas governors Lubbock and Murrah spent much of their time in office working for the | Confederate war effort
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| This state did NOT secede from the Union | Kentucky
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| During the Civil War, women | worked on farms, served as nurses, sewed uniforms for troops
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| Despite a blockade of its ports, Texas continued to send cotton to Europe through | Mexico
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| governor of Texas who opposed secession | Sam Houston
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| city where Union forces launched an invasion of Texas in 1864 | New Orleans
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