Reform Movements
Civil War Causes
Civil War Events
Civil War People
Reconstruction
100

Women's Suffrage was a movement to get women the right to ______. 

VOTE!

100

Sectionalism, Slavery, and State's Rights are the main causes of what war?

Civil War
100
What was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War?

Battle of Antietam

100

Who was the president of the Union during the Civil War?

Abraham Lincoln

100

What is the 13th amendment?

freed the slaves

200

What novel caused support to grow for the abolitionist movement?

Uncle Tom's Cabin

200

___________, or loyalty to one's region over one's country was a major cause of the Civil War.

Sectionalism

200

What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?

Freed all slaves in the Confederacy

200

I was the conductor of the Underground Railroad, a soldier, and a spy for the Union. Who am I?

Harriet Tubman

200

What is the 14th amendment?

protects citizenship for all
300

"The jails and asylums were unsuitable." What woman fought to help this situation?

Dorothea Dix 

300

The Missouri Compromise, the Compromise of 1850, and the Kansas-Nebraska Act answered the question: Should ________ be allowed in new states?

slavery

300

What was the strategy of the Union during the Civil War?

cut off the south from receiving supplies (anaconda plan)

300

I surrendered to the Union General at Appomattox Courthouse. Who am I?

General Robert E. Lee

300

What is the 15th amendment?

gives all men the right to vote regardless of race

400

What did the labor unions fight to improve?

poor working conditions

400
Lincoln winning this led to the Southern States seceding (leaving) the union. 

Election of 1860

400

This important Union victory inspired the North to continue fighting. (Turning Point)

Battle of Gettysburg

400
About how many people died in the Civil War?

700,000

400

What was the name of the organization that helped freed slaves by opening schools and providing legal support?

Freedmen's Bureau 

500

"Crime, disease, and death are symptoms of the deadly intemperance." The speaker above was a supporter of the Temperance movement. What did this movement try to do? 

decrease the consumption of alcohol 

500

What are the impacts of the Fugitive Slave Act? (if you name both, you get double points)

1. abolitionist movement increased in the North

2. Slaves and Freedmen were captured 

500

How did the loss at the Battle of Vicksburg contribute to the defeat of the Confederacy?

lost the Mississippi river, Confederacy cut in half, cut off from supplies 

500

"We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds." -Lincoln's Inaugural Address

What idea does Lincoln express in this quote?

the Union matters more than disagreements between states; the Union must stay together

500

These laws restricted the rights of freed people granted to them by the 13th amendment. 

Black Codes