Battles
What was the first major battle of the Civil War?
What is the Battle of Bull Run?
Who was president of the confederacy?
What was the main way to transport supplies to the supply line?
What were railroads?
What facilitated communication by commanders during battles?
What was the Telegraph?
What term refers to required enlistment into the army?
What is Conscription?
Where did the battle of Shiloh take place?
What was Corinth?
Who founded the Red Cross
Who did the South rely on for war imports?
Who was Europe?
What allowed the north to manufacture their own war materials?
What were industrial systems?
What was one of the two differences of the Confederate constitution?
What was the protection of slavery and recognizing each state's sovereignty?
What was the Second Battle of Bull Run?
What general was lost in the battle of Shiloh, this individual being the highest ranking individual to die in the war?
Who was General Johnston?
What was the name of the project of a large mode of transportation that extended across the continent?
What was the trans-continental railroad?
What two infections did Quinine combat?
What were Gangrene and Malaria?
What is the term for the right of a person to be released by a judge/court from unlawful detention?
What is Habeas Corpus?
What was the bloodiest day of the war?
What was the battle of antietam?
Who wrote the series of amendments that wanted to extend the Missouri Compromise line to all future territories?
Who was John J. Crittenden?
What act allowed citizens out West to claim 160 acres of public land and claim it for a small fee 5 years later?
What was the Homestead Act?
Name 2 of the 4 forms of media used by the North to promote the war
What were Pro-war pamphlets, posters, songs, and art?
What were revolts called that protested conscription?
What were draft riots?
Which battle helped the Union gain control over the Mississippi River Valley?
What was the battle of Shiloh?
Who replaced General Mclellan
Who was General Ambrose Burnside?
What two nations were looking to help the South due to their reliance on cotton?
Who were England and France?
What 2 factors limited telegraph use in war?
What was scarcity and difficulty of bringing them on the field.
Who was Jefferson Davis' vice president
Who was Alexander Stephens