Causes of the War
People & Leaders
Battles & Strategies
Documents and Speeches
After the War
Everyday Life as a Soldier
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Which issue most divided the North and the South?

Slavery

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Who was President of the U.S. during the Civil War?

Abraham Lincoln

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Where di the Civil War begin?

Fort Sumter

100

What order freed enslaved people in Confederate states?

The Emancipation Proclamation

100

Who became President after Lincoln's death?

Andrew Johnson

100

What was life like for soldiers?

Dirty, hard, and dangerous

200

What does 'secede' mean?

To withdraw or leave the Union

200

Who was President of the Confederate States?

Jefferson Davis

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Which battle was the first major battle?

Bull Run (Manassas)

200

What did the Gettysburg Address do?

Redefined the purpose of the war

200

What was Reconstruction?

The rebuilding of the South and readmission of states

200

Who was Mathew Brady?

A famous Civil War photographer

300

Which region was more industrialized?

North

300

Who led the Union Army to victory?

Ulysses S. Grant

300

What battle was the turning point of the war?

Gettysburg

300

Which book made slavery a moral issue?

Uncle Tom's Cabin written by Harriet Beecher Stowe

300

Why was Johnson impeached?

Conflict with Congress over Reconstruction

300

What was the South's main crop?

Cotton

400

Which region depended on agriculture more?

South

400

Who was the top Confederate general?

Robert E. Lee

400

What was the Union's strategy to win the war?

The Anaconda Plan

400

What document or action ended the fighting?

Lee's surrender terms at Appomattox Court House

400

How was Lincoln's leadership viewed?

Strong and unifying

400

When obtaining a loan, what did planters often use as collateral?

Enslaved people

500

What were the main causes of the Civil War (list two)?

Enslavement and States' Rights

500

Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln?

John Wilkes Booth

500

Where did Lee surrender to Grant?

Appomattox Court House

500

Which amendment abolished slavery?

13th Amendment

500

What major challenge followed the war?

Reuniting the nation and freeing enslaved people

500

Which states stayed in the Union but continued to allow enslavement?

Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and Delaware