Battles
Leaders
Causes
CSA
Soldier Life
100
This started the Civil war.
Fort Sumter
100
The Union president.
Abraham Lincoln
100
A form of forced labor in which people are considered to be or treated as the property of others.
Slavery
100
The president of the CSA.
Jefferson Davis
100
The popular game that was invented during the Civil war.
Baseball
200
The first battle, in which the Union troops are ill-prepared.
1st Battle of Bull Run
200
Most well-known Union general.
U.S. Grant
200
The document issued by president Lincoln to free the slaves and stop the fugitive slave law.
Emancipation Proclamation
200
What CSA stands for.
Confederate States of America
200
The man who recorded the rules of baseball.
Alexander Joy Cartwright
300
Had the most causalities in the war and was where lincoln gave his famous speech.
Battle of Gettysburg
300
The CSA president.
Jefferson Davis
300
He attacked pro-slavery targets to start a slave uprising at Harper's Ferry.
John Brown
300
The issue of slavery and president Lincoln/succession.
The reason the CSA succeeded.
300
What type of ship replaced traditional wooden ones during the Civil war?
Ironclad
400
A one year siege led by U.S. Grant.
Battle of Vicksburg
400
Most well-known Confederate general.
General Lee
400
She was called the "Moses of her people."
Harriet Tubman
400
The CSA general that refused to fight against his home state.
General Lee
400
The confederate general that was shot accidentally by his own men.
Stonewall Jackson
500
Assault on final day of Battle of Gettysburg.
Pickett's Charge
500
He captured Santa Fe without firing a single shot.
General Stephen Watts Kearney
500
He believed in equality for all people.
Fredrick Douglas
500
The CSA was also known as:
The South
500
Any northern citizen over 21 would get 160 acres of land if they agreed to stay there and improve it for 5 years.
Homestead Act