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tuffie

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Why was Dorothea Dix significant during the Civil War?
 
  A) She headed the Union's nursing corps.
  B) She became the first woman general in the army.
  C) She was one of President Lincoln's principal advisers.
  D) She served as a Union spy in the Confederate government.
  E) None of these choices

Question 2

Why did the typical volunteer join the army, either north or south?
 
  A) Local loyalties
  B) Ideals of honor and valor
  C) Expectations of military glory
  D) The desire to archive manhood
  E) All of these choices



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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