2015

Civil War Review

11 Confederate states that seceded from the union Florida

GeorgiaSouth CarolinaNorth Carolina

VirginiaTennesseeArkansasAlabamaLouisiana

TexasMississippi

A machine that cleans seeds from

cotton

a. Cotton Ginb. Yeomanryc. Overseerd. Slave Codes

A member of the Confederate Army

during the Civil War

a. Unionb. Yankeec. Rebeld. Abolitionist

A member of the Union Army during the Civil

War

a. Abolitionistb. Yankeec. Rebeld. Confederacy

A person who wanted to end

slavery

a. Suffrageb. Yankeec. Rebeld. Abolitionist

Admiral of the union navy that gained control

of the port of New Orleans

a. Farragutb. Yankeec. Rebeld. Abolitionist

Agreement that admitted California as a free state, banned slave trade in DC,

etc.a. Farragutb. Compromise of 1850c. Rebeld. Abolitionist

Angel of the Battlefield; started the Red Cross

a. Farragutb. Compromise of 1850c. Clara Bartond. Abolitionist

Another name for the South during the Civil War

a. Confederacyb. Unionc. Emancipationd. Abolitionist

Another name of the North in the Civil War

a. Confederacyb. Secedec. Suffraged. Union

Assassinated President Abraham Lincoln

a. John Wilkes Boothb. Compromise of 1850c. Clara Bartond. Union

Battle that was considered the turning

point in the war

a. John Wilkes Boothb. Gettysburgc. Clara Bartond. Union

Who Am I?Born into slavery before

escaping in 1838; Edited the North Star (abolitionist paper)

a. John Wilkes Boothb. William Lloyd Garrison

c. Nat Turnerd. Fredrick Douglass

Who Am I?I was a superb trainer of men, but I often appeared reluctant to commit

troops to battle. Lincoln lost patience with me twice and replaced me with

Ambrose Burnside.

a. John Wilkes Boothb. William Lloyd Garrison

c. Nat Turnerd. George McClellan

Captured (burned) Atlanta and led a march to the

sea

a. George Meadeb. William Tecumseh Shermanc. George McClelland. Robert E. Lee

Defeated Lee's troops at the Battle of Gettysburg

a. George McClellanb. Thomas “Stonewall” Jacksonc. George Meaded. Fredrick Douglass

Delivered Emancipation Proclamation

a. William Lloyd Garrisonb. Abraham Lincolnc. John C. Calhound. Dred Scott

Families on small Southern Farms

a. Yeomanryb. Underground Railroadc. Border Statesd. Slave Codes

Who Am I? Famous "conductor"; led

300 to freedom

a. Fredrick Douglassb. Abraham Lincolnc. Harriet Tubmand. John Bowen

Famous union General that destroyed the city of Atlanta on his "march to

the sea'

a. Yeomanryb. Abraham Lincolnc. Shermand. Fredrick Douglass

Federal fort located in South Carolina; the

surrender essentially started the Civil War

a. Shilohb. Fort Sumterc. Appomattox Courthoused. Vicksburg

Founded The Liberator; supports emancipation

a. William Lloyd Garrisonb. Clara Bartonc. Shermand. Fredrick Douglass

Freeing of enslaved persons

a. Sectionalismb. Compromise of 1850c. Emancipationd. Fugitive Slave Act

General who helped the Confederates win the First Battle of Bull Run; shot by

another rebel

a. Thomas “Stonewall” Jacksonb. William Tecumseh Shermanc. John Wilkes Boothd. Clara Barton

Who Am I? I was a popular religious leader among my fellow slaves. On August 21, 1831, I along with my followers, killed my master and his family. We murdered family after family until

about 60 whites were dead.

a. Dred Scottb. John Bowenc. Nat Turnerd. Fredrick Douglass

In 1854, this repealed the ban on slavery north of the Missouri Compromise line

a. Compromise of 1850b. Fugitive Slave Actc. Kansas-Nebraska Actd. Sectionalism

Laws that denied enslaved Africans most of their rights

a. Yeomanryb. Underground Railroadc. Overseerd. Slave Codes

Who Am I?In the 1830s an army doctor bought me in

Missouri. The doctor moved with his household to Illinois, a free state. Later the family returned to

Missouri where he passed away. I was sued for my freedom.

a. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson

b. Nat Turnerc. Dred Scottd. Clara Barton

Lee's surrender here officially ended the Civil

War

a. Appomattox Courthouseb. Shilohc. Vicksburgd. Atlanta

Ulysses S. Grant led the Union victory here. However, the victory

did come with a cost, they suffered 13,000 casualties.

a. Appomattox Courthouseb. Shilohc. Vicksburgd. Atlanta

Mandated harsh penalties for those who assisted

runaway slaves

a. Kansas-Nebraska Actb. Fugitive Slave Actc. Compromise of 1850d. Sectionalism

Meade and the Union defeated Lee and the Confederate here; the

turning point of the war

a. Fort Sumterb. Richmondc. Gettysburgd. Antietam

Much of this place was burned to the ground, and the Yankees then marched on to the seaa. Washington, D.C.b. Richmondc. Antietamd. Atlanta

Official surrender of Robert E. Lee to Ulysses S. Grant occurred at Appomattox Court House which is in

which state

a. Floridab. Virginiac. West Virginiad. North Carolina

Rejected Lincoln's offer to lead the Union armies and took command of Confederate

forces in Virginia

a. Robert E. Leeb. Clara Bartonc. Ulysses S. Grantd. George Meade

Rivalry based on the special interests of

different areas

a. Sectionalismb. Emancipationc. Seceded. Compromise of 1850

Series of houses where "conductors" hid runaway slaves

a. Slave Codesb. Overseerc. Underground Railroadd. Atlanta

Who Am I? South Carolina Senator; warned the South would

secede

a. John C. Calhounb. William Lloyd Garrisonc. Fredrick Douglassd. John Bowen

Sued for his freedom because his master had taken him to free territory; unfortunately,

he wasn't a citizen

a. John C. Calhounb. George McClellanc. Clara Bartond. Dred Scot

The capital of the Confederacy

a. Richmondb. Washington, D.C.c. Vicksburgd. Atlanta

The direct supervisor of

enslaved workersa. Cotton Ginb. Border Statesc. Overseer d. Dred Scot

Who Am I? I was a fanatical abolitionist from the Northeast. I went to Kansas with my 5

sons to join antislavery forces. We murdered 5 proslavery settlers. Years

later, along with 18 followers, we invaded Harpers Ferry, Virginia.

a. John Brownb. Willima Lloyd Garrisonc. Fredrick Douglassd. John Bowen

The Federal capital

a. Richmondb. Virginiac. Washington, D.C.d. Atlanta

The right to vote

a. Unionb. Suffrage c. Confederacyd. Emancipation

The states along the line that divided the

Union and Confederacy

a. Overseerb. Slave Codesc. Yeomanryd. Border States

This battle ended in a draw; known as the

bloodiest single day of the war

a. Antietamb. Richmondc. Vicksburgd. Appomattox Courthouse

This siege split the Confederacy in half and

gave the Union control of the Mississippi River

a. Vicksburgb. Fort Sumterc. Washington, D.C.d. Antietam

Union General nicknamed "Unconditional Surrender"

a. Robert E. Leeb. George Meadec. Ulysses S. Grantd. George McClellan

Union General who gained control of the

Mississippi with a victory at Vicksburg

a. William Tecumseh Shermanb. Thomas “Stonewall” Jacksonc. Ulysses S. Grantd. John Wilkes Booth

Union set up along the waterways that cut off the south access to supplies

and resources

a. Blockade b. Suffrage c. Farragutd. Border States

Winner at the 1st Battle of Bull Run

a. Unionb. Suffrage c. Confederacy d. Border States

Withdraw from a large political body

a. Blockade b. Suffrage c. Confederacy d. Secede

Name the two ironclad ships that changed naval warfare and battled

to a draw at Hampton Roads

• Merrimack and Monitor

Which sate was not a border state – state along the line that divided the Union and Confederacy?

A. IllinoisB. MarylandC. KentuckyD. Missouri

Which state was NOT in the Union?

A. PennsylvaniaB. VirginiaC. OhioD. New Jersey

Which state was NOT in the Confederacy?

A. ArkansasB. North CarolinaC. TennesseeD. Illinois

Which state was NOT a border state?

A. New JerseyB. MarylandC. DelawareD. Missouri

What term can be defined as “the right to vote”

A. EmancipationB. SecedeC. SuffrageD. Proclamation

Who started the American Red Cross?

A. Susan B. AnthonyB. Clara BartonC. Sojourner TruthD. Molly Pitcher