The North
This is another name for the North during the Civil War
Union
This is another name for the south during the Civil War.
Confederacy
If you lived here, you would most likely not see a Civil War battle.
The North/Union
These are the hours northern children went to school: ______ am to ______pm
8 am to 5 pm
Abraham Lincoln grew this because of a little girl...
a beard
He was the leader of the Union army.
Ulysses S. Grant
The leader of the Confederate army.
Robert E. Lee
This was the youngest age you could be a soldier in the south, even though some boys started younger.
18 years old
What does it mean when children were "doing sums" at school.
math, adding
a big farm in the south where slaves work
plantation
The president of the Union.
Abraham Lincoln
The President of the Confederacy.
Jefferson Davis
this was a large, heavy piece of equipment typically mounted on wheels that launched a ball onto the enemy that was used in the Civil war
cannon
This is how much eggs cost in the North during the Civil War.
6 dollars
He was the man who photographed the Civil war.
Mathew Brady
This is how many volunteers President Abraham Lincoln called to volunteer for the Civil War.
75,000
This is how many volunteers Jefferson Davis asked for during the Civil War.
100,00
What was the bugler's responsibility?
to wake up the soldiers and tell them it was mealtime (also haircuts and running errands)
The north no longer got food from who during the Civil war?
the south
She wrote 'Uncle Tom's cabin' and was called 'the little lady who started a big war.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
The Union army wore __________ colored uniforms, while the Confederate army wore ____________ colored uniforms.
blue, gray
This was the nickname for the Confederate flag.
Rebel flag
(or 'Stars and Bars' it was first called)
Some slaves were forced to help the soldiers by by digging and building what?
digging pits and building mounds to protect the soldiers
This sport became popular during the Civil war.
Baseball
This is where you would go to send money to someone during the Civil War
the post office