battle of Manassas also known as the Battle of ___ ___
Bull Run
16th President of the U.S. (and the one who issued the Emancipation Proclamation)
Abe Lincoln
bloodiest battle of the Civil War
Gettysburg
the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment ended this
first state to secede (separate from the U.S. over the issue of keeping slavery)
South Carolina
pirate Edward Teach aka...
Blackbeard
the grandson of this famous abolitionist was a member of the 54th Mass. regiment (his photo was seen on her lap in a photo)
Sojourner Truth
first major battle of the Civil War (also known as Manassas)
Bull Run
where Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth
Ford's Theater
dedication of a cemetery speech by Lincoln that took 2 minutes of say and gave the U.S. new meaning
Gettysburg Address
Union General Ambrose Burnside inspired the name of these facial hair whiskers
side burns
Robert E. Lee
the "bloodless opening" to the bloodiest war in American History (only a Confederate horse died)
Ft. Sumter
period following the Civil War
Reconstruction
first African-American group (regiment) in the Civil War
54th Mass.
battle of Sharpsburg also known as this battle (hint: bloodiest single day)
Antietam
leading Northern General (would later become a president and is on the $50. today)
Ulysses S. Grant
battle that gave the Union control of the Mississippi (and split the Confederacy in two)
Vicksburg
where Lee surrendered to Grant on April 9, 1865, ending the Civil War
Appomattox
General Sherman's path across GA destroying the south with "total war"
(Sherman's) March to the Sea
side whose flag was known as the "stars and bars"
Confederacy (South)
founder of the American Red Cross and a head of the Union nurses
Clara Barton
battle where 54th Mass. flag bearer, William Carney, won the Congressional Medal of Honor (battle at conclusion of the movie 'Glory')
Ft. Wagner
steamboat that sank on the Mississippi killing over a thousand Union soldiers that were heading home
Sultana
name of the pirate ship that sank off the coast of Cape Cod, only recovered sunken pirate treasure ever
Whydah