Battles
People
Reconstruction and Amendments
100

What was the turning point of the war?

Gettysburg

100

Who was the president during the majority of the Civil War?

Abraham Lincoln.

100

What is the radical republicans plan for reconstruction.

That 50% of the Confederates had to accept the 13nth amendment and swear loyalty to the U.S.. Even with this anyone who fought willingly for the south during the civil war could not vote.

200

What was the first battle,how many people where killed and who started it?

The first battle of the Civil war was Fort Sumter, no people where killed and the Confederates started the war and the battle.

200

What was General Robert E. Lee President of after the Civil War?

The Washington College in Virginia.

200

What was Lincoln's plan for reconstruction?

That 10% of the Confederates have to accept the 13nth amendment and swear loyalty to the United States of America and they would be welcomed back in.

300

What is the name of the first major land battle and where does it take place?

The name of the first mayor land battle was Bull Run, Bull Run took place outside of Manasas VA between Dc and Richmond.

300

Who became president after Abraham Lincoln?

Andrew Johnson.

300

Who where the KKK and what did they do?

The KKK where former Confederate soldiers who terrorized black skinned people.

400

What was the name of the battle in which the bloodiest day of the civil war took place and how many casualties did it have.

The name of the battle was Antietam and there where 23,000 casualties.

400

Who was Frederick Douglass?

He was a slave who escaped and became an abolitionist.

400

What is the 13nth amendment?

The 13nth amendment abolishes slavery.

500

How many battles where there in the Civil War?

There where 10,5000 battles.

500

Who was the Confederate president and what political role did he have before the war?

Jefferson Davis was the president of the Confederates and before the war he was the senator from Mississippi.

500

What was the compromise of 1877?

That the south would not dispute that Hayes had won the elections but Union troops would leave the south.

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