Question

complete the following on the map civil war map name 1 trace the following rivers and label them: mississippi river ohio river 2 label the following bodies of water: atlantic ocean pacific ocean gulf of mexico 3 label the following states: maine, new hampshire, vermont, new york, massachusetts, rhode island, connecticut, new jersey, delaware, pennsylvania, maryland, ohio, michigan, indiana, illinois, wisconsin, minnesota, iowa, missouri, arkansas, louisiana, virginia, kentucky, tennessee, north carolina, mississippi, alabama, georgia, south carolina, florida, texas, kansas, oregon, california, west virginia (1863), nevada (1864) 4 label the following cities: washington, d.c columbia richmond savannah new orleans atlanta 5 label the following territories: dakota territory colorado territory nebraska territory new mexico territory washington territory unorganized or indian territory utah territory 6 color the map and complete the key 7 label the following battle sites: fort sumter vicksburg bull run gettysburg sherman’s march to the sea shiloh appomattox antietam 8 color battles won by the union blue and the battles won by the confederacy green 9 use the map to answer the following questions: 1 how many states remained in the union? 2 how many states joined the confederate states of america? 3 what was the capital of the union? 4 what was the capital of the confederate states of america? 5 what 2 states joined the union during the civil war? what was the most northern battle? sherman’s march to the sea destroyed a section of the south; name two others? 8 what union states were isolated from the rest of the union? 9 what 4 states were border states? 10 what 3 confederate states would be cut off from the confederacy if the union gained control of the mississippi river? bonus *why was control of the mississippi river important?

Explanation:

The problem involves questions about the American Civil War, including labeling on a map, identifying states, capitals, battles, and strategic aspects. This falls under the Social Science discipline, specifically History (a subfield of Social Science), as it deals with historical events, geography, and political aspects of the Civil War era.

Answer:

The discipline is Social Science, subfield History.