Leading Up to The Civil War
People and Places
Battles and Conditions
Reconstruction
THE BIG PICTURE
100

How were the Northern States and The Southern states becoming different in the early 1800's?

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100

Name three states on the Union side?

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100

Most Civil War battles happened in the ____________.

Confederacy/ South

100

What year did the Civil War end?

1865

100

Why was America's dependence on slavery hypocritical to what the country was/is supposed to be?

The Constitution and Bill of Rights said the everyone in America should have these rights.

200

What famous court case about a former slavery's freedom in the North made abolitionist angry?

The Dred Scott case

200

What was the capitol of the Confederacy?

Richmond, Virginia

200

Which side won more battles in the second half of the war?

The Union

200

Where was Abraham Lincoln assassinated? 

 a theatre 

200

Why is the Civil War America's bloodiest war?

Because it was Americans vs. Americans

300

Why did Bleeding Kansas happen?

Congress was allowing new states like Kansas to vote on whether they should have slavery or not. Violence broke out on both sides.
300
Who lead a small rebellion in Harper's Ferry before the Civil War?

John Brown

300

How long was the battle of Gettysburg?  

3 days

300

Which amendment gives citizenship to all people born in the U.S.?

14th?

300

What were 2 advantages that the North had over the South?

More soldiers and more industry

400

What did Abraham Lincoln tell the South when he was elected in 1860?

That he was not going to takeaway slaves in the South.
400

What state is Fredrick Douglass from?

Maryland

400

Which state had the most battles in it?

Virginia

400

What was one of the Black Codes enforced on African Americans during Reconstruction? 

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400

Some people say the Civil War was inevitable? Why do you think they say that?

The tension was building from 1819 to 1861. That's a long time. 

500

Where were runaway slaves trying to run to especially after the Fugitive Slave Act was passed?

Canada

500

Who was the President of the Confederacy?

Jefferson Davis

500

How many people died from disease during the war?

200,000

500

What did Congress try to do after they had the U.S. military takeover Reconstruction? 

build railroads, build schools, and have white landowners pay taxes?

500

Why do most Historians consider Abraham Lincoln to be the greatest president ever?

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600

How many slaves were in America's South by 1850?

4 million

600

Who was the Union general that was not aggressive against the Confederacy and ended up getting fired by Abraham Lincoln?

General Mcclellan

600

What did the Union do to maintain control of the ports on the Confederacies coasts?

a blockade of ships 

600

Why did the white southerners not like Reconstruction?

- had to pay more taxes while not making as much money, give African Americans new rights, new leaders taking over their states.

600

How are Harriet Tubman and Fredrick Douglass precursors to people like MLK and Rosa Parks?

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700

In Missouri Compromise, Missouri Compromise became a slave state, but the Union got what state?

Maine

700

What were all five of the border states?

Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri

700

What was the battle that gave the Union control of the Mississippi River?

Vicksburg

700

What are some cities that African Americans moved to after Reconstruction?

New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Newark, Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland 

700

Why was Reconstruction not as successful as Congress was hoping for? (several right answers)

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