Correct: The answer is c. According to Jones, President Davis arrived to speak to the women and children and asked them to go home and bear “the privations with fortitude.” Davis attempted to subdue the rioters by invoking their common enemy and the need for courage.

Incorrect: The answer is c. According to Jones, President Davis arrived to speak to the women and children and asked them to go home and bear “the privations with fortitude.” Davis attempted to subdue the rioters by invoking their common enemy and the need for courage.

Correct: The answer is a. The two cartoons show women calmly and lovingly sending their husbands off to war only to turn into craven rioters when the men were gone. The women in these cartoons are not portrayed in a sympathetic light.

Incorrect: The answer is a. The two cartoons show women calmly and lovingly sending their husbands off to war only to turn into craven rioters when the men were gone. The women in these cartoons are not portrayed in a sympathetic light.

Correct: The answer is b. Freeland asserted that, far from wanting to be drafted into a war that would abolish slavery, poor whites in northern cities believed that they were fighting against their own economic interests.

Incorrect: The answer is b. Freeland asserted that, far from wanting to be drafted into a war that would abolish slavery, poor whites in northern cities believed that they were fighting against their own economic interests.

Correct: The answer is d. Vallandigham asserted that jealousy and sectionalism drove the nation apart. He made this argument because he believed that sectionalism was repressible and that the conflict did not need to continue.

Incorrect: The answer is d. Vallandigham asserted that jealousy and sectionalism drove the nation apart. He made this argument because he believed that sectionalism was repressible and that the conflict did not need to continue.

Correct: The answer is b. From those refusing the draft to those trying to negotiate peace, winning the war appeared to have been less important than ending the war, based on these documents from both Northerners and Southerners who were weary of war.

Incorrect: The answer is b. From those refusing the draft to those trying to negotiate peace, winning the war appeared to have been less important than ending the war, based on these documents from both Northerners and Southerners who were weary of war.