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100

Who was President of the Union?

 Abraham Lincoln

100

Which side of the Civil War was called the Confederacy?

The Southern states that seceded from the United States

100

When a nation fights itself it is called?

a civil war

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What marked the beginning of the civil war?

the attack on Fort Sumter

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Who is General Robert E. Lee?

Confederacy General

100

How many years is, "Four Score and Seven?"

87 years

100

What differences were there between the North and South?

*economy

*views on states' rights

*view on slavery

200

During which battle gave the North control of the Mississippi River? 

Vicksburg

200

Where did the Confederate Army Surrender?

A farmhouse in Appomattox, Virginia

200

The only port in NC that remained in use for the Confederacy thanks to the protection of Fort Fisher and the blockade runners.

Wilmington

200

What was the biggest Southern advantage during the War?

great military leaders and a trained army

200

What was Lincoln's initial goal when he was elected president regarding slavery?

To prevent it from expanding west.

200

What is "Reconstruction"?

the name given to the period after the Civil War in which the country was trying to heal and rebuild

200

What is the name for a person who tries to abolish, or get rid of, slavery?

Abolitionist

300

Which amendment extended voting rights to African Americans?

15th

300

Name one major advantage the Union had over the Confederacy?

Larger Population,  Abundant natural resources, more manufacturing and more railroads.

300

What was the first great battle of the Civil war?

the Battle of Bull Run

300

Which of the Amendments passed during the Reconstruction Acts abolished slavery?

13th Amendment

300

Name one example of Civil War technology.

Iron Clad

Rifling / repeating rifles

Submarine

Exploding shells

300

In what year did Robert E. Lee and the Confederate Army surrender?

1865

300

Which was the first of the Southern States to secede?

South Carolina 

400

What was the purpose of the Gettysburg address?

to dedicate Gettysburg as a battlefield.

400

 What does secede mean?

to break away from, to remove oneselve

400

What battle is considered the "turning point" of the war?

 the Battle of Gettysburg (or Vicksburg)

400

Why did the South choose to go to war?

The South valued their own states' rights and way of life - and didn't believe the government should make decisions about those kinds of things.

400

Who was the abolitionist who attacked Harper's Ferry?

John Brown

400

What is one of the events that led up to the Civil War?

Differences between the North and South

Missouri Compromise

Bleeding Kansas

Harper's Ferry

Election of 1860

400

Which Southern City surrendered to U.S. Grant on July 4, 1863? This was the last section of the Mississippi controlled by Confederates. 

Vicksburg

500

Who is Jefferson Davis?

A Mississippi senator that became the President of the Confederacy

500

What was one practice that started after the Civil War in which former slaves and poor whites rented land to grow crops.

Sharecropping

500

Who was a former slave turned freedman who's court case went to the Supreme Court. They determined slaves have no rights of citizenship.

Dred Scott

500

What was the major reason the Southern States finally decided to secede? 

The election of Abraham Lincoln as president in 1860

500

Name one of the laws in the "black codes."

-not allowed to own a weapon without permission

-can be arrested for not having a job

-not allowed to vote

500

Who became President after Lincoln was assassinated?

His Vice President, Andrew Johnson

500

What was the mean name given to Northerners who moved South to take advantage of jobs after the Civil War?

Carpetbaggers

600

What was the Capital of the Confederacy

Richmond

600

Nickname for North Carolinians in the Civil War. 

 Tar Heels

600

Why was the emancipation proclamation a strategic move by Lincoln?

It prevented foreign nations from supporting the south and gave the North a moral cause to fight for. It also allowed freed slaves to fight for the Union. 

600

The state that lost the most confederate troops. (40,000 dead)

North Carolina

600

What General made up the Anaconda Plan

Winfield Scott

600

What is a scallywag?

White Southerner who supported Reconstruction

600

What was Confederate General Thomas Jackson's nickname?

Stonewall