Famous Leaders
Main Person Who Plotted to Assassinate President Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
First Major Battle of the Civil War
Bull Run
Famous Speech Given by Abraham Lincoln Dedicating a Cemetery in PA to Fallen Soldiers
Gettysburg Address
Major Issue Between North and South at Start of Civil War
Slavery
Period of Time After Civil War
Lincoln's Vice President Who Took Over for Him After His Death
Andrew Johnson
Turning Point of the Civil War, Occurred in PA
Gettysburg
Document Declaring All Slaves in South Free on January 1, 1863
Emancipation Proclamation
2 Parts: Definition of "Morale" & Side with Morale Advantage Heading into Civil War
How People Feel; South
2 Roles Women Served In During Civil War
Nurses, Soldiers, Spies, Farmers
General Who Led the South to Major Victories Before Losses at Gettysburg and Antietam
Robert E. Lee
Bloodiest Single Day in American History
Antietam
Document Laying Out Structure of US Government
US Constitution
Name of North's Military Plan at Beginning of Civil War
Anaconda Plan
Camp Life Activity Civil War Soldiers Spent the Most Time Doing
Drilling (Practicing)
General Who Led the Union Army to Victory in the Civil War
Ulysses S. Grant
2 Parts: Battle with Goal to Capture Major Rail Center in South & Side that Won this Battle
Shiloh; North
Bill of Rights (1st 10 Amendments to Constitution) Lists Rights Given to US Citizens--Name 4 1st Amendment Rights
Freedom of Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition, Religion
North's Main Goal at the START of the Civil War
Bring the Union Back Together
Strangest Aspect of Election of 1860
Lincoln Not on Ballot in South and Still Won
Confederate General Who Helped Win Battle of Bull Run But Was Later Killed by Friendly Fire
Stonewall Jackson
Siege that Led to General Grant and the Union Army Gaining the Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Name of Treaty that Ended the Civil War
Trick Question (There was no treaty signed to end the Civil War) Robert E. Lee Surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House
2 Parts: Official Name of the South & President of the South
Confederate States of America; Jefferson Davis
2 Positives & 2 Negatives from Reconstruction
Positives (End of Slavery, Expand Rights of African Americans, Preserve Union) Negatives (Violence in South, Rise of White Supremacy/Hate Groups KKK)