Soldiers
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Women in the Civil War
Civil War Battles
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Lincoln
Medicine
200

Many southern soldiers were suffering from this by the end of the war.

Starvation

200

The Confederate General known for his Stonewall tactics of the civil war.

Stonewall (Thomas) Jackson

200

She was a cook, spy, scout, and Underground Railroad conductor during the civil war.

Harriet Tubman

200

This first battle started the Civil War.

Fort Sumter

200

This captured the gory details of the aftermath on the battlefield. 

Camera

200

Lincoln's first name

Abraham

200

This is used to describe soldiers that were injured, dead, sick, captured, or missing in action.

Casualties

400

Which side was first in American history to require men to enlist through a draft?

Confederacy (South)

400

This Presidental candidate was a supporter of state's rights known as popular sovereignty

Stephen Douglas

400

Clara Barton is credited with starting this organization.

Red Cross

400

What was the bloodiest BATTLE of the Civil War?

The Battle of Gettysburg

400

This was the Union's secret weapon that helped to carry supplies and soldiers to the frontline

Railway/Train

400

Lincoln served as the __________President of the United States of America.

16th

400

This "Angel of the Battlefield" nurse brought supplies to and tended to soldiers on the battlefield.  

Clara Barton

600

Number of men that died because of the Civil War

Over 600,000

600

Union General

Ulysses S. Grant

600

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:

The number of women that served directly for the Union during the Civil War

20,000 women

600

This was the bloodiest single DAY in the Civil War.

Antietam

600

This device sent messages and war updates throughout the country.

Telegraph Machine

600

Lincoln issued this announcement to free the slaves of the South.

Emancipation Proclamation

600

Gangrene in the wounds of many soldiers was caused by this.

Bacteria/Infection

800

The first state to enlist soldiers for the civil war.

Minnesota

800

Confederate States of America General

Robert E. Lee

800

She wrote the book Uncle Tom's Cabin.

Harriet Beecher Stowe

800

Which bloody battle was fought furthest north?

Battle of Gettysburg

800

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: 

In the North, factories that made pitchforks helped make this item to fight in the war.

Swords

800

When was Lincoln shot?

April 14, 1865 (April 15, 1865, died)

800

3/4 of surgeries performed during the civil war were this procedure.

Amputations

1000

The name of the food like biscuits that many soldiers ate during the war. 

Hardtack

1000

Former slave, abolitionist, speaker, and author that escaped to the North to help others.

Fredrick Douglass

1000

This woman served as the Superintendent of Nurses during the Civil War

Dorothea Dix

1000

One of the last battles of the Civil War where the Confederacy surrendered.

Appomattox Courthouse

1000

The south produces 2/3s of this crop for the world

Cotton

1000

This man was responsible for assassinating President Lincoln.

John Wilkes Booth

1000

This process is used to slow down the decomposition of a body.

Embalming