1.Which statement accurately compares the military strategies of the North and South at the Battle of Fort Sumter? A. The North wanted to hold the fort until it could receive supplies, while the South wanted to capture the fort from the North with force.
B. The North wanted to launch a bombardment of Charleston from the fort, while the South wanted to defend civilians from Northern bombs.
C. The North hoped the battle would convince the South to return to the Union while the South hoped the battle would convince Texas to join the Confederacy.
D. The North planned to use the fort as a naval base in the heart of the Confederacy, while the South planned to use the base to launch blockade runners

2.Which statement best describes the strategies of the North and South during the blockade of Charleston during the Civil War?
A. The North wanted to keep out slave ships from Africa, and the South wanted to ship cotton to Europe.
B. The North sought to prevent all imports and exports, and the South wanted to import weapons and supplies from Europe
C. The North wanted to prevent only weapons imports, and the South wanted to export products as usual.
DThe North decided to focus its blockade just on Charleston, and the South wanted to launch blockade runners to take down enemy ships

3.Which statement accurately compares the military strategies of the North and South regarding control of the Mississippi River during the Civil War?
A. The North sought use of the river to ship freed slaves to Northern cities, while the South wanted to use the river to ship cotton to Northern cities.
B. The North sought control of the river to ship grain, while the South wanted control of the river to launch attacks on the city of St. Louis.
C. The North wanted control of the river to divide the South in two, while the South wanted use of the river to keep the Confederacy strong.
D. The North wanted the river as a source for fresh water for its troops, while the South wanted to use the river only for transportation

4.After Robert Smalls escaped to the Union army, how did he play an important role in the outcome of the war?
A. He traveled to Europe and convinced England and France to remain neutral in the war.
B. He became an influential voice in convincing Lincoln to recruit black soldiers for the war effort.
C. He returned to the Charleston area repeatedly to capture other Confederate ships for the Union navy,
D. He moved to Canada and encouraged other escaped slaves to do the same in case of Confederate victory
5.What was the strategy behind the development of the Hunley submarine?
A. It was developed as payback for the blockade on the South, and used to lead a surprise attack on port cities in the North.
B. It was used to secretly deliver soldiers from the South into Northern territory by way of the Mississippi River.
C. It was developed with the goal of breaking through the Union blockade surrounding the port cities of South Carolina.
D. It was created as a threat to the Union forces, but was never meant to be used in battle due to lack of success in testing