Preparing for War
Marching into Battle
Controlling the Water
War in the East
End of the War
100

What is a bounty?

A large bonus for joining the army•

100

What famous Confederate general earned a nickname for his inspirational example to the troops?

Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson

100

How was the South sometimes able to evade the Northern blockade?

Blockade-runners

100

What battle proved to be the bloodiest one day of the war?

Antietam (p. 330)

100

How many slaves did the Emancipation Proclamation technically free at the beginning?

None

200

How did each side raise troops when the war first began?

volunteers and using conscription or draft (pp. 318–19)

200

Which Union general was consistently hesitant to send troops into battle?

George McClellan

200

Control of which river was important to the North's strategy?

 The Mississippi

200

What discovery was made by Union soldiers before the Battle of Antietam? What was the message? 

A lost Confederate message in a cigar wrapper was found; it contained information about Lee’s location and the fact that he had divided his army. (p. 330)

200

On what date and in what town did Lee surrender his army?

April 9, 1865; Appomattox Court House (p. 341

300

What were the first two goals of the Anaconda Plan?

To blockade Southern ports and to control the Mississippi River (p. 323)

300

What did the South call the Battle of Bull Run?

The Battle of Manassas

300

Who were the leading Union general and admiral in the war in the West?

Ulysses S. Grant and David Farragut  (pp. 328–29

300

At what battle was Stonewall Jackson mortally wounded?

Chancellorsville

300

Which slaves did the Emancipation Proclamation declare free? Which slaves were not declared free by its provisions?

Those in Confederate-controlled territories as of January 1, 1863; those in border states (p. 334)

400

What were five innovations in warfare during the Civil War?

Railroads, telegraph, weapons with rifling, ironclad vessels, and photography; (pp. 321–22)

400

What key city did the Union army try to capture?

Richmond, Virginia;

400

What famous nurse was known as the “angel of the battlefield”?

Clara Barton

400

Where did the Union and Confederate armies meet in Pennsylvania that would become the site of a great battle?

Gettysburg

400

Between which two major cities in Georgia did Sherman destroy much that was in his path?

Atlanta and Savannah (p. 338)

500

What famous photographer captured scenes of the Civil War?

Mathew Brady

500

What was the result of the Second Battle of Bull Run?

The Union troops retreated to Washington, DC. (p. 326)

500

Why was Vicksburg difficult for the Union to capture?

It sat on high bluffs.

500

How was the Battle of Chancellorsville a mixed blessing for the Confederates? Which result was more important?

It was a major victory for the Confederates (possibly Lee’s greatest success), but Stonewall Jackson was mortally wounded.

500

Who assassinated Lincoln?

  1. John Wilkes Booth (p. 342)