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Key

People

North

vs. South

Advantages Battles

End of War

&

Reconstruction

Grab Bag

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Key People - 200

Question

• Only President of the

Confederate States of

America

• Answer

Key People - 200

Answer

• Jefferson Davis

• Back

Key People - 400

Question

• General of the Union Army;

went on to become the

President after the war

• Answer

Key People - 400

Answer

• Ulysses S. Grant

• Back

Key People - 600

Question

• Brought Total War to the

south by leading a march

through Georgia, South

Carolina, and North Carolina

• Answer

Key People - 600

Answer

• William T. Sherman

• Back

Key People - 800

Question

• He was a slave who

successfully escaped and

became an author and advisor

to President Lincoln

• Answer

Key People - 800

Answer

• Frederick Douglas

• Back

Key People - 1000

Question

• He decided not to lead the

Union troops, instead he

became the General of the

Confederate Army

• Answer

Key People - 1000

Answer

• Robert E. Lee

• Back

North/South Advantages

- 200 Question

• This side had the stronger

morale

• Answer


- 200 Answer

• The Confederacy

• Back


-400 Question

• This side used the Anaconda

Plan as a war strategy

• Answer


- 400 Answer

• The Union

• Back


- 600 Question

• This side had more coal

production

• Answer


- 600 Answer

• The Union

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North/South Advanatages

- 800 Question

• Jefferson Davis believed that

_________ would intervene in the

war because they relied heavily

on cotton from the South.

• Answer


- 800 Answer

• European Powers

• Back


- 1000 Question

• These were goals of the

Union at the start of the war

(list TWO goals)

• Answer


- 1000 Answer

• Blockade to cut off supplies

• Obtain the loyalty of the border

states

• Invade the enemy – capture

capitol in Richmond

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Battles - 200 Question

• Fought off the coast of

South Carolina. This

confederate victory causes

Lincoln to call 75,000

troops.

• Answer

Battles - 200 Answer

• The Firing at Fort Sumter

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• This was the northern most

battle of the Civil War and

had the most casualties.

• Answer


• Battle of Gettysburg

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• This battle is where people

came out to watch the fighting.

Confederate victory proved that

the war would be long and

costly.

• Answer


• The Battle of Bull Run /

Manassas

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• This battle ended as a

stalemate with no clear

winner. Lincoln then issued

the Emancipation

Proclamation.

• Answer


• The Battle of Antietam

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• This battle was a key Union

victory along the Mississippi

River which cut off trade to

western confederate states.

• Answer


• The Battle of Vicksburg

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End of War/Reconstruction

– 200 Question

• True or False: Lincoln was

assassinated just days

before the final surrender

that ended the war

• Answer


– 200 Answer

• False

• Back


– 400 Question

• This key term givens an

official pardon for people

who have been convicted of

political offenses.

• Answer


– 400 Answer

• Amnesty

• Back


– 600 Question

• This is who became

President upon Lincoln’s

assassination

• Answer


– 600 Answer

• Andrew Johnson

• Back


– 800 Question

• This was how the

Freedman’s Bureau tried to

help newly freed slaves

(need to list TWO examples)

• Answer


– 800 Answer

• Provide Education

• Help reunite with family

• Provide food & shelter

• Back


– 1000 Question

• This is what led to the fall of

the confederacy. (need to

list TWO reasons)

• Answer


– 1000 Answer

• Naval Blockade of Union ships

• South’s lack of adequate

transportation, supplies &

soldiers

• Sherman's March to the sea

• Back

Grab Bag - 200 Question

• This amendment stated that

the right to vote would not

be denied to anyone (men)

based on race

• Answer

Grab Bag - 200 Answer

• 15th

Amendment

• Back


• This amendment officially

declared slavery illegal in

the United States

• Answer


• 13th

Amendment

• Back


• True or False: During

Reconstruction, the former

Confederacy was required to

remove black codes as state

laws

• Answer


• False

• Back


• This was where the

Emancipation Proclamation

was to free all slaves

• Answer


• The Confederate states

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Grab Bag - 1000

Question

• This is the significance of

“four score and seven years

ago”

• Answer


• This was when the

Declaration was written

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