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People
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Reconstruction
Hodgepodge
100
What battle is known as the turning point of the Civil War
What is Gettysburg
100
who was the president of the south?
Who was Jefferson Davis
100
What event led up to the Civil War
What was slavery
100
Which side was demolished after the war?
What was the South
100
Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln
Who was John Wilkes Booth
200
What was the battle that proved the south could fight
What was the first battle at bull run
200
Who was the president of the union
Who was Abraham Lincoln
200
What event led up to the Civil war
What is states rights
200
What was the new thing the South would do after the war
What was Reconstruction
200
Who wrote the Emancipatin Proclomation?
Who was Abraham Lincoln
300
What was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War
What was Antietam
300
Who was the leader who won many battles under Abraham Lincoln
Who was Ulysses S. Grant
300
before the Civil War what law said that all run away slaves would have to be returned to there owner
What was the Fugitive Slave Law
300
What side was not demolished after the war?
What was the North
300
What term was used in the Civil war?
What is Brother vs. Brother
400
What was the battle that spilt the south army in half
What was the battle of Vicksburg
400
who was the commander of the Virginian army
Who was Robert E. Lee
400
What case said the slaves were property
The Dred Scott case said that slaves were property and not U.S citizens
400
What was burned down during the Civil War in the South
What is Cotton,Rice,Indigo and Beans
400
What battle did the North suprise the South with a suprise attack?
What was the Battle of Shiloh
500
What was The first battle of the Civill War?
What was the battle of Fort Sumter
500
Who marched to sea?
Who was General William T. Sherman
500
The Missouri Compromise stated what?
It stated all states South would be slave states and all states North would be free states
500
What was The main reason why the South was demolished
Most of the battles was fought there
500
Who got shot accidentaly by his own side
Who was General Stonewall Jackson