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Civil War Jeopardy

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Civil War Jeopardy

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U.S. President during the Civil

War.

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Abraham Lincoln

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Most famous “conductor” or the

Underground Railroad.

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Harriet Tubman

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President of the Confederacy

Jefferson Davis

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General of the Union Army who accepted

Lee’s surrender.

Ulysses S. Grant

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General for the Confederacy, first asked to lead the Union Army but returned home to

fight with his family.

Robert E. Lee

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Word meaning changes to the

constitutionamendment

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This amendment officially abolished

slavery

13th amendment

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Gave all citizens, including blacks, the

right to vote.

15th amendment

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This declared that all former slaves are now citizens of the

U.S.14th Amendment

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What are the first 10 amendments to the Constitution

called?Bill of Rights

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The beginning battle of the Civil

War

Fort Sumter

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Place where Lee’s army surrendered,

ending the war

Appomattox Courthouse

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Campaign led by the Union that started in Tennessee and

ended in Savannah, GeorgiaSherman’s March to the Sea

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This city was burned by Sherman

because there were may war supplies stockpiled there.Atlanta

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Union victory that is a turning point of

the warGettysburg

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Laws passed by southern states to

control newly freed African Americans

Jim Crow Laws

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Northerners who moved to the South

after the war to profit; political and financial

opportunistsCarpetbaggers

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Tenant farmers, rent land and tools in

exchange for a share of the cropSharecropping

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Organization set up by Congress to help

the freed slaves

Freedman’s Bureau

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What is the term used to describe a loyalty

to one part of a county?

Sectionalism