Vocabulary
Civil War
Important Battles
Battle of Gettysburg
Miscellaneous
100

The battle cry of the Confederate army was known as:

Rebel Yell  

100

Loyal to the Union, became the 35th State

West Virginia

100

What was the single deadliest one-day battle in all of U.S. history?

Battle of Antietam

100

The Battle of Gettysburg accidentally becomes...

...the most famous battle of the Civil War

100

This was a military order that could free slaves in any area that was in rebellion.

Emancipation Proclamation 

200

The Yankees, or Northern States army during the Civil War

Union Army

200

The catalyst, or start, of the Civil War:

Confederacy attack on Fort Sumter

200

TRUE/FALSE: During the Second Battle of Bull Run, the Rebels gained a victory.

If False, must rewrite as to be true

True

200

Lee’s army had dwindled down to just 27,000 men as a result of what event:

Siege of Petersburg

200

The trio of Union generals, fired by Lincoln, for not being effective enough against the Rebels:

MUST NAME ALL THREE

McClellan, Burnside, Hooker

300

Define: Emancipation

Setting free

300

What was an advantage the Southern States had during the war? 

Had an influence on the world’s cotton market; had better officers

300

During this battle, Union forces were able to push the Confederates back into Mississippi and both sides lost a large number of soldiers:

Battle of Shiloh

300

During this, the Confederates marched directly into heavy Union fire.

Pickett's Charge

300

What was the purpose of the 13th Amendment?

It banned slavery, making the Emancipation Proclamation a reality. 

400

Another name for the Confederate Army

Rebels

400

What advantages did the Northern States have during the Civil War? LIST AT LEAST 2

Had more factories and more money.

Had a larger population and more transportation options.

Had more railroads

400

Rebel General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson got his nickname during this battle

The First Battle of Bull Run

400

TRUE/FALSE: Union General Ulysses S. Grant was hesitant to attack, while Union General George McClellan was taking forts and gaining ground.  

If false, must re-write as true. 

Union General George McClellan was hesitant to attack, while Union General Ulysses S. Grant was taking forts and gaining ground.  

400

What happened when Lee and Grant met at Appomattox Court House?  

Lee surrenders and accepts Grants terms

500

Explain how Ironclads were helpful during the Civil War.

By wrapping wooden ships in heavy chains the ships were better protected from enemy attacks. 

500

What was true of both Northern and Southern armies during the Civil War?

Consisted of inexperienced volunteers.

500

What was the outcome of the Peninsula Campaign?

McClellan’s army was forced to retreat after suffering heavy losses.  

500

What was the outcome of the Battle of Gettysburg?

Major victory for the Yankees and a turning point in the Civil War.

500

What were General Grant's terms for surrender?

Confederate soldiers to return home with their property and horses, but not their slaves.  

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