Fort Sumter
When did Fort Sumter take place?
A- 1861
B- 1941
C- 1862
A- 1861 was the date for when Fort Sumter took place.
When did the Battle of Gettysburg take place?
A- 1981
B- 1863
C- 1941
B- The Battle of Gettysburg took place in 1863.
When did the First Battle of Bull Run take place?
A- 1861
B- 1999
C- 1856
A- The Battle of Bull Run took place in 1861.
When did the Battle of Shiloh take place?
A- 1862
B- 1948
C- 1999
A- The Battle of Shiloh took place in 1862.
When did the 13th Amendment take place?
A- 1865
B-1987
C-1567
A- The 13th Amendment took place in 1865.
What is Fort Sumter?
A- Is where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired.
B- It was where the colonist threw tea over
C- It was the place where they held the American vs Mexican war
A- Fort sumter is where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired.
What is the Battle of Gettysburg?
A- A fight between two people
B- A battle
C- A massive three day fight in Pennsylvania during the American Civil War
A- The Battle of Gettysburg was a massive three day fight in Pennsylvania during the American Civil War.
What is the First Battle of Bull Run?
A- A bad place
B- A place where the first battle was
C- The first major land battle of the American Civil War
C- The First Battle of Bull Run is the first major land battle of the American Civil War.
What is the Battle of Shiloh?
A- A fight in a school
B- A major, two-day battle during the American Civil War
C- A bad fight
B- The Battle of Shiloh is a major, two-day battle during the American Civil War.
What is the 13th Amendment?
A- Official abolishment of slavery
B- Papers
C- Nothing
A- The 13th Amendment is the official abolishment of slavery.
Why did Fort Sumter happen?
A- Southern states left the United States to form their own country and demanded Union troops give up all federal forts inside their new territory
B- Mexico wanted to join America
C- Slave states decided to become free states
A- Fort Sumter happened because Southern states left the United States to form their own country and demanded Union troops give up all federal forts inside their new territory.
Why did the Battle of Gettysburg happen?
A- People were made at slave states
B- Confederate General Robert E. Lee marched his army into the North in the summer of 1863
C- People wanted a raise in their paycheck
The Battle of Gettysburg happened because Confederate General Robert E. Lee marched his army into the North in the summer of 1863.
Why did the First Battle of Bull Run happen?
A- The First Battle of Bull Run happened because both sides thought the Civil War would be short, easy, and fast
B- People stopped going to school so they had a big fight
C- People just wanted to fight
A- The First Battle of Bull Run happened because both sides thought the Civil War would be short, easy, and fast.
Why did the Battle of Shiloh happen?
A- Both sides were fighting to control the Mississippi Valley and crucial railroad lines in Tennessee
B- People disliked the government
C- Skip
A- The Battle of Shiloh happened because both sides were fighting to control the Mississippi Valley and crucial railroad lines in Tennessee.
Why did they add the 13th Amendment?
A- The people wanted to be rich
B- They were bored
C- The wanted to stop slavery
C- They added the 13th Amendment because they wanted to stop slavery.
How many people were involved in the battle of Fort Sumter?
A- 580 to 650
B- 900 to 679
C- 1000 to 670
A- There were 580 to 650 people involved during the battle of Fort Sumter.
How many people were involved during the Battle of Gettysburg?
A- More than 160,000 soldiers
B- 900 soldiers
C- 670 soldiers
B- There were more than 160,000 soldiers.
How many people were involved in the First Battle of Bull Run?
A- Approximately 60,000 to 68,000 soldiers
B- 999
C- 696
A- There were approximately 60,000 to 68,000 soldiers in the First Battle of Bull Run.
How many people were involved during the Battle of Shiloh?
A- none
B- 5000000
C- Approximately 110,000 soldiers
C- There were Approximately 110,000 soldiers involved during the Battle of Shiloh.
How many people agreed with the 13th Amendment?
A- 6 states
B- 157 lawmakers
C- 555
B- 157 lawmakers wanted the 13th Amendment.
Who won the Fort Sumter battle?
A- The Confederate States of America
B- Mexico
C- Ohio
A- The Confederate States of America won the battle between Fort Sumter.
Who won the Battle of gettysburg?
A- The Union (the North)
B- The south
C- Nobody
A- The Union (the north) won the Battle of Gettysburg.
Who won the Battle of Bull Run?
A- The Noth
B- The Confederacy (the South)
C- The state
B- The Confederacy (the South) won the Battle of Bull Run.
Who won the Battle of Shiloh?
A- The south
B- The Union (the North)
C- Nobody
B- The Union (the North) won the Battle of Shiloh.
Who got the 13th Amendment passed?
A- John B. Henderson
B- Aubrey Butts
C- Nobody its not real
A- John B. Henderson got the 13th Amendment passed.