Secession
The War
Slavery
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MISC
100

The election of this person led the south to finally secede from the union. 

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

100

the first battle of the Civil War. 

What is Fort Sumter?

100

The right for new states to vote for or against slavery.

What is popular sovereignty?

100

This battle was the most decisive and led confederate general Lee to give up on any ideas of invading the North.

What is Gettysburg?

100

The name Kansas earned after all the violence that took place after border ruffians entered and 2 separate opposing governments were set up to fight over the slavery issue.

What is Bleeding Kansas?
200

this senator gave an antislavery speech that led to him being beat with a cane

Who is Charles Sumner?

200

A draft that forced men to serve in the army.   

What is conscription?

200
The system of escape routes used by free blacks and white abolitionists to hide fugitive slaves and help them get to freedom.

What is the underground railroad?

200

Winning this battle allowed the North to check off one of their goals for the war, to cut the confederacy in two, this victory gave the North control of the Mississippi river. 

What is Vicksburg?

200

this group objected to the competition that freed slaves would bring that would impact white workers and the labor force, as well as, they supported racist laws prohibiting settlement by blacks in their communities and denying them the right to vote. 

What are Free Soilers?

300

the first state to secede from the union

What is south carolina?

300

How many African Americans fought for the North in the War?

What is 180,000?

300

This was passed to eliminate the south's main resource of the war.

What is the Emancipation Proclamation?

300

Grant and Sherman called for this strategy in order to destroy the south's will to fight.

What is total war?

300

this new group was united in opposing the Kansas-Nebraska Act and in keeping slavery out of the territories. they took in Free-Soilers, antislavery Whigs and Democrats, and nativists, mostly from the North. 

Who was the Republican Party?

400

This former senator from Mississippi was elected as the president of the confederate states

Who is Jefferson Davis?

400

3000 women served in the union army in this capacity.

What was nursing?

400

this radical abolitionist led an attack on an arsenal at Harpers Ferry and was later convicted and hung. 

Who was John Brown?

400
union general sherman scorched this state and left much of it in total destruction

What is Georgia?

400

after this was ratified it changed the constitution to say.. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States 

What is the 13th Amendment?

500

These states did not secede from the Union.

What are Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware?

500

The bloodiest single day battle of the War.

What is Antietam?

500

the decision in this court case, that was initiated by a slave, stated that slaves lacked any legal standing to sue in federal court because he was not, and never could be, a citizen. Moreover, the Court ruled that being in free territory did not make a slave free. 

What is the Dred Scott decision?

500

Grant and Lee met in this small Virginia town where Lee surrendered and the war ended.

What is Appomattox Court House?

500

This 26 yr old actor and southern sympathizer, who was also at John Brown's court hearing and hanging, shot and killed Abe Lincoln

Who is John Wilkes Booth?

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