What was the primary reason the North and South began to fight?
What is slavery
What is an abolitionist?
A person seeking to end slavery
What was Clara Barton's nickname?
Which president would enter the White House after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln?
Who is Andrew Johnson
What was the final battle in the War?
What is the Battle of Gettysburg
What was the north's economy based on?
What is industry/factories
Who taught himself to read and write?
Who is Frederick Douglass
Which abolitionist was also a women's suffrage activist?
Who is Sojourner Truth
What happened to the South after the end of the Civil War?
What is, Farms were burned, railroads pulled up, everything in ruins.
What was coined the bloodiest battle of the Civil War?
What is the Battle of Shiloh
What were the large estates called that the South lived in and grew crops?
What are Plantations
Who was a radical abolitionist that would raid Harper's Ferry?
Who is John Brown
What does suffrage mean?
What is the right to vote
What was the currency used in the South during the Civil War?
What are Confederate Bonds
What battle did Abraham Lincoln announce the Emancipation Proclamation?
What is the Battle of Antietam
What did the North call themselves? What did the South call themselves?
South: Confederates
Who were the abolitionists who had a slave, but would change their mind and become leading abolitionists?
Who are Benjamin Rush and Moses Brown
What organization did Clara Barton establish after the Civil War?
What is the American Red Cross
What amendment abolished slavery?
What is the 14th amendment
Why was the Battle of Gettysburg considered the deadliest battle?
What is, 8,000 soldiers died.
What was the final act that culminated to the start of the Civil War?
What is, Abraham Lincoln was elected president.
What is the difference between the abolitionist movement and the women's suffrage movement?
The abolitionist movement sought to remove slavery from the United States. The Women's suffrage movement worked to gain rights for women.
What amendment would give women the right to vote?
What is the 19th amendment
What was the Freedman's Bureau's biggest contribution?
What is establishing schools/education
What was the name of the famous speech given after the Battle of Gettysburg? How long was the speech?
What is, the Gettysburg Address. It was roughly two minutes long.