George Templeton Strong: How is Strong learning about his event?

Kate Stone: Stone’s family expects the war to strengthen the Southern economy and prepare to relax and enjoy it while the men are away.

William Lloyd Garrison: According to Garrison, the observations and demands in his editorial are not just his own opinions, but the word of the Lord.

William Lloyd Garrison: What does Garrison foresee as the future of the United States once it is free of the slaveowning South? Select all that apply.

Howe, “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”: Howe develops extended metaphors comparing the Union war effort to what biblical event?

Horace Greeley: What reason does Greeley give, several times, for his support for the secessionists?

Frederick Douglass: What does Douglass believe is the “primal cause” of secession and the outbreak of war?

Horace Greeley: Why does Greeley think a war to force the South to remain in the Union would be bad?

George McClellan: How does McClellan know that the Confederate generals opposing him are dangerous opponents?

George Templeton Strong: What “stern anti-slavery Puritan” does Strong think “would be worth his weight in gold now” if he weren’t already dead?