Who is Who?
Confederate leader of the Battle of Manassas/Bull Run
"Stonewall" Jackson
First military engagement of the civil war which occurred in April 1861 in South Carolina
Attack on Ft. Sumter
With men in the military this left (blank) to run businesses, farms at home while raising the family
Women
(Blank) planned on rebuilding and readmitting Southern States back into the Union with the 10% Plan requiring only 10% of Southerners to vote in favor of rejoining and ending slavery to rejoin the Union
Lincoln
Former enslaved African-American who sailed to freedom after stealing a Confederate ship and later ran for and won a seat in Congress
Robert Smalls
President of the United States and the Confederate States respectively
Lincoln and Davis
This was the first battle of the war with two names happened in Northern Virginia
Battle of Manassas/Bull Run
Fighting was sometimes man-to-man but also (blank) was a major killer in the war as well
Disease
African-Americans were allowed to serve as soldiers and sailors in the Union but were segregated and required to serve as cooks. They were also paid (more or less) than their white counterparts in the war
Less
Civil War Nurse and founder of the American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Leader of the Union Army
Ulysses S. Grant
With the (Blank) Proclamation the Union's focus was on ending slavery and now African-Americans were encouraged to join the Union military
Emancipation Proclamation
As time went on, Southern troops became younger and more inexperienced. Much of the South was destroyed because most of the fighting was taking place in the South, and by the end of the war the Confederate Dollar was now (Blank)
Worthless
True or False: In colonial America African-Americans made up a larger portion of the South than they did in the North
True (The same is still true today)
Underground Railroad Conductor
Harriet Tubman
Leader of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia whose surrender marked the end of the War in April 1865
Robert E. Lee
The result of this battle divided the South in two when the Union gained total control of the Mississippi River at a battle in a Mississippi city
Battle of Vicksburg
Lee surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia in April 1865 at this location in Virginia
Appomatox Courthouse
True or False: The war's events occurred in the following order: 1) Fort Sumter Attack, 2) Battle of Bull Run/Manassas, 3) Siege of Vicksburg, 4) Battle of Gettysburg, 5) Lee Surrenders at Appomatox
True
Elizabeth van Lew was an abolitionist from (Blank)
Virginia
Former enslaved man and abolitionist who encouraged Lincoln to create the colored regiments of segregated African-American Soldiers
Frederick Douglass
The Union Army was able to repel Lee's invasion of the North at this battle in Southern Pennsylvania, the result of which would turn the tide of the war in the Union's favor
Battle of Gettysburg
Richmond, VA and Atlanta, GA
When is the last day of school?
June 4
Mary Bowser was an African-American spy for the Union or Confederacy?
Union