1. Chapter 17 study guide answers
The South
Plantations grew food crops
Jefferson Davis
Served as laborers then after 1863 fought in battles.
as a Confederate nurse
Certain rights were suspended for public safety, income tax created to pay for the war, farm production went up and women worked in the factories

2. The need for more training and the war was going to last a while
7. Civilians would suffer the same hardships as the enemy. Destroy anything of usefulness (food, equipment)
Democrats lose power in govt., bonds between states became stronger, secede-NO, federal govt. became stronger, slavery came to an end
The need for more training and the war was going to last a while
To keep the Union together
added ending slavery to the Union goals
several Southern states seceded in protest

3. 13. The MS river
14. A man could avoid the draft by paying the Govt. or by hiring someone to serve in your place
TN is closer to Union territory
Believed they were fighting for independence
destroy food and equipment that might be useful, not restrict war to soldiers, and place hardships on both civilians and soldiers
served as nurses
couldn’t get itself organized

4. When public safety requires it
Because of the city’s location on the MS river
Confederates were no longer in a position to fight effectively
Lincoln was not even put on Southern ballots
fighting on home territory, fighting for their way of life
Confederate states in rebellion against the Union
The rising number of dead forced them to enlist more
Used total war strategy
siege of Vicksburg, Union win at Gettysburg, union gets control of MS river, and Gettysburg address