During the First Two Years of the War, Union Forces

question 46

Multiple Choice

During the first two years of the war, Union forces were generally

• A) more successful in the West than in the East.
• B) ill-trained, which changed when General McClellan took over in 1863.
• C) successful in all regions in which the war took place.
• D) unable to take any territory held by the Confederates.
• E) more successful in the East than in the West.

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