Civil War Individuals
Aftermath Civil War
Civil War
Black Union Army
Slavery (South)
Civil War Vocabulary
100

Abolitionist that learned to read and write. He also was not a fan of the fourth of July. 

Frederick Douglass

100

This person assassinated Abraham Lincoln 

John Wilkes Booth

100

DAILY DOUBLE (100 FOR EACH)

The North and South were named these

Confederacy and Union

100

Native Americans traveled this path for a new home

Trail of Tears

100

These crops were grown on southern plantations (Name one)

Cotton, Tobacco, Indigo, Sugarcane, Rye, Rice, Corn

100

Definition of Racism

Treating someone unfairly because of their skin color

200

General who led the Union in the Vicksburg Campaign (also 18th president)

Ulysses S. Grant

200

Newly freed slaves needed what three things to survive integration with the Union

Shelter, Money, Transportation, Food/Water, Clothes, Education, Family, Supplies

200

The South was fighting the Civil War for this

Maintaining Slavery

200

The Northerners treated contraband like this once they arrived 

Racist and Unfairly

200

This woman made 19 trips to save other slaves in different plantations

Harriet Tubman

200

Definition of Jurisdiction

Making legal and lawful decisions 

300

This individual was governor of Massachusetts and created the 54th Massachusetts

John Andrew

300

This amendment made slavery and forced labor illegal, but if someone is convicted of a crime, they can be forced to work as punishment.

13th Amendment

300

What did border states want?

Wanted to stay in the Union but still keep slavery.

300

These were some examples of unfair treatment of the Black Union Army experienced

1. Unfair pay ($13 for the white soldiers and $10 for the African Americans)

2. Weren't given proper supplies/materials to go to war

3. Black Union Army members could not be promoted to general

300

These two roles helped slaves get to Union lines and not let masters know what was happening

Agent and Conductor
300

Definition of Regiment

A large or small group of armymen

400

Leader of the South during the Battle of Gettysburg

Robert E. Lee

400

This amendment can't stop people from voting just because of their race, skin color, or if they were once slaves.

15th Amendment

400

Name one battle of the Civil War

Battle of Fort Sumter, Battle of Bull Run, Battle of Antietam 

400

The Confederacy responded like this towards the formation of the 54th

Any former slave caught in a Union uniform would be put to death

400

This was why it was beneficial to be a slave on a border state

Easier time to cross Union lines

400

Definition of Contraband

A slave escapes the South passed Union Lines

500

Both a general and an abolitionist who requested shoes and sock for his men (54 Massachusetts)

Robert Gould Shaw

500

This amendment allows anyone born in the U.S. or including former slaves citizens. They also have the right to be treated equally by the law.

14th Amendment

500

These were five of the border states 

Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri

500

The 54th's most famous battle took place at this fort

Fort Wagner

500

This was the name of the song the slaves sang to navigate them 

Follow the Drinking Gourd OR Follow the North Star

500

Definition of Underground Railroad

A series of safehouses and meeting points that led slave to freedom in the North

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