Economic Impact
Sherman's March
Military Infrastructure
secession
Union blockade
100

 How did the Civil War affect the labor system in the South?

The abolition of slavery transformed the labor system from one based on forced labor to wage labor, leading to practices like sharecropping that kept many African Americans and poor whites in poverty.



100

 Who led Sherman’s march to the sea?

General Sherman

100

How did railroads impact military operations during the Civil War?

Railroads allowed for the rapid movement of troops and supplies.



100

 What state seceded from the Union first?.

South Carolina

100

What was this also called?

Anaconda plan

200

What role did agriculture play in the economic changes after the Civil War?

The war disrupted traditional agricultural practices, leading to a shift in crop production, reliance on sharecropping, and economic challenges for many Southern farmers.



200

What did Sherman do to the railroads after he captured them?

he destroyed them beyond repair.

200

How did the Civil War influence naval infrastructure?

The war led to the establishment and expansion of naval bases and shipyards, which were crucial for Union blockades and maintaining control over critical waterways.



200

What was the main reason that the south seceded?

Because the South feared that the north would abolish slavery.

200

 What country did the Union blockade try to stop the South from trading with?

Great Britain

300

What long-term economic issues did the South face after the Civil War?

The South faced long-term economic issues, including persistent poverty, reliance on cash crops, and an economic system that often favored landowners over workers.



300

What was the main objective of Sherman’s March to the sea?

to lower the overall morale of the confederate army and severely cripple their army.

300

How did military infrastructure affect the outcome of the Civil War?

The effectiveness of military infrastructure, including transportation and communication systems, was crucial in determining the speed and efficiency of troop movements, which ultimately influenced battle outcomes and the war's overall trajectory.





300

Was the Union Blockade successful at first?

No, they struggled at first.

400

The abolition of this practice during the Civil War significantly changed the labor market in Georgia.

slavery

400

What did General Sherman want to enact on Georgia?

Total War, or Hard War

400

What effects did the Union Blockade have on the South

It starved their population, and led their military out of supplies.

500

Major infrastructure like railroads in Georgia was heavily damaged during the war, impacting this vital economic activity.  

transportation/trade

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