1. From the Civil War lecture, Select all that Apply: At which...

Question Answered step-by-step 1. From the Civil War lecture, Select all that Apply: At which… 1. From the Civil War lecture, Select all that Apply: At which battle did the U.S. Navy secure the entry to the Mississippi River, thereby “cutting the Confederacy in half?” How did they accomplish this?Group of answer choicesAdmiral Farragut “sped” US warships past the harbor defences at New Orleans. The USS Hunley Submarine was so small that it was able to sneak into New Orleans through the sewer system and then could explode under the Armory there, which destroyed the city’s defences. Sixteen new iron-clad ships were sent to attack Mobile Bay, Alabama which resulted in the capture of that city and the feeding canals that led to the Mississippi River. By getting US warships past the harbor defences of New Orleans, US troops were able to disembark and attack the city from the lightly protected rear. This was much easier than attacking the city from the seaward side. 2. Select ALL that apply: In 1862, President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. What this proclamation DID NOT do in 1862 when it was issued was:.Hint: (This topic was detailed in class, but for those who need it, a full transcription can be found here for review:http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/featured_documents/emancipation_proclamation/transcript.html (Links to an external site.)) Group of answer choicesImmediately free all slaves in the United States of America Raise taxes for the “Build Back Better the First Time” plan. Immediately free any slaves at all. Immediately free all slaves in the South. History US History HIST A170 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)