The First Battle of the "Ironclads" at Hampton Roads Was

question 59

Multiple Choice

The first battle of the "ironclads" at Hampton Roads was significant because

• A)the Confederate navy lost its only metal-plated ship and never built another.
• B)it proved that steam-powered ships were too dangerous to use in coastal waters.
• C)it was the biggest Union naval victory of the war.
• D)it demonstrated that a new era of naval technology had begun.
• E)it proved the effectiveness of submarine warfare.

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