The Union
The Confederacy
Abraham Lincoln
Battles
Politics
100

The President of the Union during the Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln

100

The President of the Confederacy during the Civil War.

Jefferson Davis

100
In this year, Lincoln was elected as President of the United States.

1860

100
The battle that began the Civil War when Lincoln chose to stock this fort.

Fort Sumter

100

The document that freed slaves living in the Southern states.

Emancipation Proclamation

200

The main economy of the Northern states.

Factories 

200

Military leader of the Civil War 

Robert E. Lee

200

When Lincoln was elected President, he became the ____ President of the United States. 

16th 

200

The Civil War was fought between the years of 1861 and what year?

1865

200

The Amendment that freed all slaves living in the United States. 

13th Amendment

300

Military leader of the Union.

Ulysses S. Grant

300

The main economy of the Confederate states

Farming

300

The place where Lincoln was shot.

Ford's Theater

300

Bloodiest battle of the Civil War; where Lincoln gave a famous speech.

Gettysburg 

300

The surrender of Robert E. Lee to Grant took place in this city.

Appomattox

400

The states allowed to stay in the Union and keep slavery legal.

Border

400

The color known to be worn by Confederate soldiers. 

Gray
400
Lincoln's main goal in fighting the Civil War. 

Keep the country together. 

400

Sherman's strategy in attempt to end the Civil War. 

Total War 

400

The Emancipation Proclamation was created for this reason. (Multiple possible answers)

Keep the war going
Encourage slaves to escape North

500

Two major advantages of the North during the Civil War. (3 possible answers)

Railroad
Population
Factories

500

Two major advantages of the Confederacy during the Civil War.  (3 possible answers)

Military leadership
Home Court Advantage
Farming

500

This person assassinated Abraham Lincoln.

John Wilkes Booth

500

Sherman's march took his troops from Atlanta, Georgia to what city?

Savannah

500

Lincoln's first inaugural address expressed this opinion of slavery.

He wasn't going to interfere with it