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True or False:

The North had more miles of railroad than the South

True

100

A knife-like weapon that fits on the end of a rifle, used for close-up combat

Bayonet

100

A person who wanted to end slavery

Abolitionist

100

The process of selecting individuals from a group for military services

Draft

100

Who was a brilliant military leader famous for the campaign in the Shenandoah Valley?

General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson

100

True or False:

All Southerners were in favor of breaking away from the Union

False; some Southerners did not want to break away from the Union

100

True or False

General Ulysses S. Grant was a General for the Northern Army

True

200

True or False:

The South had more than twice the population than the North

False. The North had 22 million people and the South only had 9 million people.

200

A person who is killed, injured, or captures during war or conflict

Casualty

200

A person who is not an active member of the military

Civilian

200

An agreement reached by making mutual concessions 

Compromise

200

Which battle was a turning point in the war because General Lee retreated after losing a large part of his army?

Gettysburg

200

The Underground Railroad was a network to help 

Slaves escape

200

True or False:
Harriet Tubman was born a free woman

False; She was born a slave but was able to escape slavery and helped others escape

300

True or False:

The North's factories produced five times more goods than the South.

True.

300

A political position that argues for limited federal power and great state power

States' rights

300

The use of enemy ships to prevent the coming and going of traffic and halt commerce to an area

Blockade

300

To protect from danger or harm

Defend

300

How did the lives of many women change during the Civil War?

They worked on farms and factories

300

True or False

Jefferson Davis was the elected President of the North

False; He became the President of the Confederate (South)

300

This war started because The _____ wanted to end slavery and the _____ wanted to keep slavery.

North, South

400

True or False:

The South had officers and soldiers that were more experienced than the North.

True. 

400

To free from slavery or oppression 

Emancipate 

400

Relating to the Union cause during the Civil War. (Union was called this as well because they were still part of the official United States)

Federal

400

_____ means to formally remove membership from an organization, such as state or union

Secede

400

What happened at Appomattox Court House? Be specific with names

General Lee surrendered to General Grant.

400

The Fugitive Slave Act was passed in 

1850

400

Bored soldiers would sometimes have _____ races to pass the time.

Lice

500

True or False:

The South only had to DEFEND their territory and the North had to try to win land from the South.

False. The North only had to defend their land while the South had to try to take over the North to keep their slaves and ways of life. 

500

The surrounding of a city or town by an army to capture it

Siege

500

To formally remove membership from an organization, such as state or union.

Secede

500

The land was occupied by ____, or Union, troops

Federal
500

What did Eli Whitney invent?

The Cotton Gin

500

President Abraham Lincoln urged Congress to pass the ____ Amendment abolishing slavery

13th

500

Fort Sumter was an important island in which States harbor?

South Carolina

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