Which Republican president opposed slavery?
Abraham Lincoln
Where was the battle that had the most profound influence on the Civil War fought at?
Gettysburg
Weapons, ammunition and equipment used in war is called...
Munition
To discuss and bargain between two or more parties in order to reach an agreement is...
Negotiate
Which group had their way of life end after the election of 1860?
Southerners
Who was the president of the Confederacy?
Which Confederate general stood "like a stone wall" during the Battle of Bull Run?
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
The act of spying to gather information about the enemy's positions and weaknesses is called
Siegeworks
Where was President Lincoln shot and killed?
A Theater or Play
Which Union general did Lincoln trust most of all?
Who captured and burned Atlanta, an important rail hub for the Confederacy?
The act of removing oneself from an organization or alliance is
The principle that the federal government has only limited authority over each state is called...
States' rights
Where did Robert E. Lee surrender?
Appomattox Courthouse
Which Confederate general was the most famous and became superintendent of West Point?
Robert E. Lee
Which battle started the Civil War?
Fort Sumter
What was the time period after the Civil War called when America was being rebuilt by reuniting the nation physically, socially and politically?
Reconstruction
A military operation in which a city is completed surrounded, cutting off any help and supplies in order to force a surrender is called
Who lost a Supreme Court case when trying to obtain his freedom from slavery?
Dred Scott
Which Union general attempted to capture Richmond from the Confederates in the Peninsular Campaign?
George McClellan
Where was the bloodiest single-day battle of the Civil War fought at?
Antietam
A person who strives to do away with slavery is called an...
Abolitionist
The notice/document that promised to free all enslaved people was called the
Emancipation Proclamtion
What did the North gain control of after capturing Vicksburg?
Mississippi River