Who Dat?
Where Dat?
What Dat?
War
of Words
100
US President during the Civil War

Who was Abraham Lincoln?

100

Union capital

What was Washington, D.C.?

100

paper money printed in the north

What are Greenbacks?

100

Main goal of the North

What was to bring the country back together?

100

Southern soldiers (two different words)

What are Confederates and rebels?

200

Confederate President

Who was Jefferson Davis?

200

Confederate capital

What was Richmond, Virginia?

200

The time period after the Civil War

What was Reconstruction?

200

This was the main goal of the South?

What was to protect slavery?

200

Northern soldiers (two different words)

What is the Union and Yankees?

300
Women served in the Civil War primarily as this

What are nurses?

300

Robert E. Lee surrendered here

What was the Appomattox Court House?

300

The ironclad ship from the South

What was the Merrimack?

300

The South hoped for support from these countries

What was France and Britain?

300

To formally leave a political group

What is to secede?

400
General Stonewall Jackson's cause of death

What are complications following being shot in the arm due to friendly fire?

400

The bloodiest single day of the Civil War

What was the Battle of Antietum?

400

The North's plan to take control of the Mississippi and divide the South

What was the Anaconda Plan?

400

At least two advantages of the South during the Civil War

What is they knew the territory, had more experienced leaders and a greater desire to win.

400

To use the military to close ports from imports and exports

What is a blockade?

500

54th Massachusettes

What was an all African-American regiment of soldiers?

500

Pickett's Charge took place here

What was the Battle of Gettysburg?

500

This document was signed by Abraham Lincoln which freed slaves in all rebel territory

What was the Emancipation Proclamation?

500

An advantage of the North during the Civil War

What is more population or industrial factories for making supplies?

500

A prisoner's rights to a trial before being sentenced to a jail term

What is habeas corpus?