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100

The president of the U.S.

The president of the Confederacy


Abraham Lincoln


Jefferson Davis

100

The first shots of the war were fired here, but no one died.

Fort Sumter

100

The uniforms of Union and Confederacy were mostly these two colors


What are the Blue (Union) and the Gray (Confederacy)?

100

Ownership of human beings, it was the primary cause of the Civil War



What is Slavery?

100

South Carolina became the first state to do this in Dec. 1860


What is secession?

100

The war began this year

The war ended this year


What is 1861 to 1865?

100

This military leader was in charge of the whole Confederate Army.


Who is Robert E. Lee?

100

The general pictured here-

Who is General Grant?

200

Because Abraham Lincoln was assassinated this man succeeded the presidency (became the new president).

Who is: Andrew Johnson

200

The first major battle of the war was fought here and people brought picnics to watch.

What is: The Battle of Bull Run

200

What was the battle in the Civil War that was a big turning point towards winning for the North


What was: The Battle of Gettysburg?

200

A part of the Anaconda Plan that prevented the Confederacy from trading.


 What is a Blockade?

200

This battle gave control of the Mississippi River to the Union on May 18,1863.


 What is the Battle of Vicksburg?

200

Forcing people into military service.


What is the draft?

200

Lincoln's plan to readmit the former Confederate states to the Union was known as this.


What is the Ten Percent Plan?

200

Which branch of government makes the laws?


What is the Legislative branch?

300

Removed from command for failing to pursue Lee's army after the battle of Antietam


General George B. McClellan

300

The bloodiest battle of the Civil War


 What is: The Battle of Gettysburg

300

This was the capital city of the Confederate States.


What was Richmond, Virginia?

300

This declared slaves in rebellion states to be freed in an effort to deprive the Confederacy of its workforce


What is the Emancipation Proclamation?

300

African Americans were more likely to vote for Republican or Democrats


 What is Republicans?


The Republican party was formed to abolish slavery.

300

In April 1866, Congress passed this bill, Which gave African Americans citizenship, gave the U.S. Government the right to protect the rights of freedmen (the name given freed slaves) and women.

But Congress worried that this act could be overturned by the Supreme Court


What was The Civil Rights Act of 1866?

300

This president of the United States was impeached during Reconstruction.


Who is Andrew Johnson?

300

200

This branch makes sure that the laws that have been passed are constitutional and fair to the people

 What is the Judicial branch?

400

He shouted "thus always to tyrants" and shot Lincoln

John Wilkes Booth

400

 Robert E. Lee surrendered here on this date--Month and year

What is: April 9, 1865 at Appomattox Court House 

400

How many days after Lee's surrender was President Lincoln assassinated


What is 5?

400

The idea that people should have the right to decided whether to be a slave or free state.


What is Popular sovereignty?

400

In 1862, the battle between these two iron-clad ships ended when neither side could destroy the other.


What are the Monitor and the Merrimack?

400

Congress passed this Amendment in June 1866, because they feared that the Civil Rights Act might be overturned. This gave African Americans citizenship. It also required that no state deny any person “the equal protection of the laws”. 


What is the 14th Amendment to The Constitution?

400

This group was formed to help slaves transition from being slaves to being a free citizens. It also helped them to get land, food, clothing, legal help, find their relatives, and get an education.


What is The Freedman's Bureau?

400

General pictured here - 

Who is General Robert E. Lee?

500

Union General most famously known for his "March to the Sea"


Who is: General William Sherman

500

Slave states that remained in the Union

The number of Union  slave states


What were the 5 border states - Missouri, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware, Kentucky?

500

This act strengthened a previous law and effectively made all people slave catchers.


What is: The Fugitive Slave Act?

500

What is a Northerner who moved south during Reconstruction? (to gain political and economic power)


What is a Carpetbagger?

500

Name 2 things that had been destroyed from the Civil War in the South


 What are Railroads, industries, homes, cities, and farms?

500

This amendment ended slavery.


 What is the 13th Amendment?

500

These laws were passed in the south because many whites thought that you could make the slaves free but still keep them away from the whites and not have anything to do with them.

What are Jim Crowe laws?

500

In 1820, Missouri was admitted as a slave state and Maine as a free state in this agreement.


What was the Missouri Compromise?

600

The Union general who later became a president


Who is: Ulysses S. Grant

600

The first shots of the Civil War were fired on Fort Sumter in this city


 Where is: Charleston Harbor, SC?

600

This is the supreme law of the United States, written by the Founding Fathers in Philadelphia in 1787.


What is the Constitution?

600

Organized secret society that used terror and violence against African Americans to keep them from voting


What is the Ku Klux Klan?

600

This was a fee that people had to pay in order to vote; it was designed to limit votes for African-Americans


What is the Poll Tax?

600

Thia amendment gave all men the right to vote-- black and white


What is the 15th Amendment?

600

These were put into place during Reconstruction to restrict former slaves in the southern states from being involved in politics, travel, or in the justice system.


What were the Black Codes?

600

This was a serious issue during the 1860 Presidential Election.


 What was Lincoln won but was not on the ballot in the southern states?