Battles
People
Causes
War Geography
Slavery
100

What was the battle that began the Civil War?

Fort Sumter

100

President of the Union

President Abraham Lincoln
100

Main reason states split apart

Slavery

100

The Union represented the __________ part of the US and the Confederacy represented the ________ part.

North, South

100

People who didn't agree or believe in slavery

Abolitionists

200

Where was the "turning point" battle?

Gettysburg, PA

200

Major Union General

Ulysses S. Grant

200

Besides slavery, what other major issue increased tensions between the Union and Confederacy?

The state's rights

200

Who won the Civil War?

The Union (North)

200

How many slaves were there?

Approximately 4 million

300

What was the most violent and bloody battle?

Antietam

300

Name the 2 major Confederate Generals

Robert E. Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson

300

Who raided Harper's Ferry?

John Brown

300

What were effects on the South during the war?

Cities, buildings, and plantations were burned and destroyed, slaves were freed in the former Confederacy

300

What was the invention that sped up the harvesting of cotton and increased the demand for slaves?

Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin

400

What was the strategy called when the Union surrounded the South and "strangled" them?

The Andaconda Plan

400

What was the speech called that Abraham Lincoln gave to free slaves?

The Emancipation Proclamation

400

Why did John Brown raid the ferry?

He wanted to steal weapons to start an anti-slavery rebellion

400

What river caused the South to be split in 2?

The Mississippi River

400

What was the biggest slavery uprising?

Nat Turner's Rebellion

500

Where did the Confederates surrender?

Appomattox Courthouse

500
President of the Confederate States

Jefferson Davis

500

Why did Uncle Tom’s Cabin anger northern abolitionists?

It depicted the evils of slavery

500

Were more battles fought in the North or South?

Soth

500

Who was Harriet Tubman? What did she do?

She was an escaped slave that created the Underground Railroad