IDEAS AND DEFINITIONS
IMPORTANT DATES
AFTER THE WAR
WAR GOALS
LEGACY AND IMPACT
200

What does “Union preserved” mean?

The country stayed together

200

1861

When did the civil war begin?

200

What happened to slavery after the Civil War?

it was ended 

200

What did the union want?

To keep the country together

200

Why was the Civil War a turning point in U.S. history?

 It ended slavery and strengthened the nation

400

Unfair treatment based on race or group 

What is discrimination?

400

1865

When did the Civil War End

400

What problems did freed people face after the war?

Poverty, discrimination, lack of land

400

What did the Confederacy want?

To form their own country and keep slavery.

400

Why do we still study the Civil War today?

To understand rights, freedom, and conflict

600

Belief that states should choose their own laws

What are states' rights?

600

1863

When was the Emancipation proclamation issued?

600

Why was Reconstruction needed?

The South needed rebuilding

600

Why did Southern states secede?

To protect the slaves and states' rights

600

What role did African Americans play in the Civil War?

They fought, worked, and supported the Union

800

A war fought in one country

What is a Civil War?

800

1865

When was the 13th Amendment passed?

800

Why was life still hard for many African Americans after the war?

 Discrimination and lack of rights

800

Why did the north states oppose slavery?

They believed it was wrong and unfair

800

What happened at Appomattox Court House?

Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant

1000

Explain one lesson that we learned from the Civil War

score based on how you answer-how detailed

1000

1861 attack

When did the attack on Fort Sumter occur?
 

1000

What happened to the Confederate states after the war?

They were readmitted to the Union

1000

What did enslaved people want during the war?

Freedom

1000

What is one way the Civil War changed the United States?

Ended slavery / strengthened federal government

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