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QUESTION: QUESTION:

Why did the South secede?Why did the South secede?

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

Why did the South secede?Why did the South secede?

ANSWER:ANSWER:

1)1) They are fighting to protect their way of life They are fighting to protect their way of life including slavery.including slavery.

2)2) To have states rights since they feel they have little To have states rights since they feel they have little say in the National government. say in the National government.

3)3) To protect their homes and families once they realize To protect their homes and families once they realize war will be on their land. war will be on their land.

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

Why doesn’t the Union simply let the South Why doesn’t the Union simply let the South leave? leave?

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Why doesn’t the Union simply let the South leave? Why doesn’t the Union simply let the South leave?

ANSWER: ANSWER: - They have to fight to preserve the Union - They have to fight to preserve the Union

because if you let one state leave, where will because if you let one state leave, where will this end? You can’t let states leave if you want this end? You can’t let states leave if you want to be a stable country.to be a stable country.

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What are border states?What are border states?

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

What are border states?What are border states?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Slave states on the border of rebelling states Slave states on the border of rebelling states that Lincoln is attempting to keep in the that Lincoln is attempting to keep in the Union.Union.

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

What was the significance (or importance) What was the significance (or importance) of the first battle of Bull Run?of the first battle of Bull Run?

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QUESTION:QUESTION:What was the significance (or importance) of the first What was the significance (or importance) of the first

battle of Bull Run?battle of Bull Run?

ANSWER:ANSWER: - Both sides realize the other is very serious about - Both sides realize the other is very serious about

fighting and it won’t be the short war they expected.fighting and it won’t be the short war they expected. - The war appears it will be long, hard, and ugly - The war appears it will be long, hard, and ugly

based on the losses and effort of both sides.based on the losses and effort of both sides.

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

How does Lincoln force the confederacy to How does Lincoln force the confederacy to start the war at Ft. Sumter, but intensify it start the war at Ft. Sumter, but intensify it as a result? as a result?

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

How does Lincoln force the confederacy to start How does Lincoln force the confederacy to start the war at Ft. Sumter, but intensify it as a result? the war at Ft. Sumter, but intensify it as a result?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Lincoln makes them start the fighting by only Lincoln makes them start the fighting by only sending in food supplies to Ft. Sumter (non –sending in food supplies to Ft. Sumter (non –threatening). Lincoln makes VA, NC, AK and TN threatening). Lincoln makes VA, NC, AK and TN secede when he calls troops (75,000 for 90 secede when he calls troops (75,000 for 90 days) to fight against our own people (the days) to fight against our own people (the rebelling south).rebelling south).

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

The siege of this town, the CSA’s biggest The siege of this town, the CSA’s biggest manufacturing city, helped the Union manufacturing city, helped the Union strengthen their blockade of Southern strengthen their blockade of Southern supply lines. supply lines.

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

The siege of this town, the CSA’s biggest The siege of this town, the CSA’s biggest manufacturing city, helped the Union manufacturing city, helped the Union strengthen their blockade of Southern strengthen their blockade of Southern supply lines. supply lines.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

New Orleans New Orleans

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

This attempt by George McClellan and the This attempt by George McClellan and the Union to take Richmond failed even Union to take Richmond failed even though they had ten times the men at the though they had ten times the men at the time.time.

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

This attempt by George McClellan and the This attempt by George McClellan and the Union to take Richmond failed even Union to take Richmond failed even though they had ten times the men at the though they had ten times the men at the time.time.

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Peninsula CampaignPeninsula Campaign

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What battle saw the CSA lose Albert Sidney What battle saw the CSA lose Albert Sidney Johnston, had more casualties than all Johnston, had more casualties than all American Wars, and gave the Union American Wars, and gave the Union control of the Tennessee River? control of the Tennessee River?

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What battle saw the CSA lose Albert Sidney What battle saw the CSA lose Albert Sidney Johnston, had more casualties than all Johnston, had more casualties than all American Wars, and gave the Union American Wars, and gave the Union control of the Tennessee River? control of the Tennessee River?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Shiloh Shiloh

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Question:Question:

What was the importance of the Monitor What was the importance of the Monitor versus the Merrimack?versus the Merrimack?

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Question:Question:

What was the importance of the Monitor What was the importance of the Monitor versus the Merrimack?versus the Merrimack?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

It started a new age of naval It started a new age of naval warfare that scared Europe because their warfare that scared Europe because their ships were obsolete! ships were obsolete!

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What are three reasons why the What are three reasons why the Emancipation Proclamation changed the Emancipation Proclamation changed the war?war?

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

What are three reasons why the Emancipation What are three reasons why the Emancipation Proclamation changed the war?Proclamation changed the war?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

11) It stopped England from entering the war (against slavery).) It stopped England from entering the war (against slavery).

2) It gave soldiers another cause to fight (freedom along with 2) It gave soldiers another cause to fight (freedom along with protecting democracy).protecting democracy).

3) It encourages slaves in the CSA to run away or stop working 3) It encourages slaves in the CSA to run away or stop working (confederate would have to stop fighting to deal with them). (confederate would have to stop fighting to deal with them).

4) African Americans could now fight for the Union giving the 4) African Americans could now fight for the Union giving the Union thousands of new soldiers. Union thousands of new soldiers.

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Question: Question: What was the purpose of Lincoln’s What was the purpose of Lincoln’s

Gettysburg Address?Gettysburg Address?

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Question: Question: What was the purpose of Lincoln’s What was the purpose of Lincoln’s

Gettysburg Address?Gettysburg Address?

ANSWER: To commemorate the ANSWER: To commemorate the Gettysburg Cemetery, honor those who Gettysburg Cemetery, honor those who died at the battle AND died at the battle AND inspire the Union to inspire the Union to fight on to win or else those who had lost fight on to win or else those who had lost their lives had done so for no reason.their lives had done so for no reason.

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Question:Question:

Where was Stonewall Jackson mortally Where was Stonewall Jackson mortally wounded?wounded?

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Question: Question:

Where was Stonewall Jackson mortally Where was Stonewall Jackson mortally wounded?wounded?

ANSWER:ANSWER:

ChancellorsvilleChancellorsville

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

Why did people riot or protest the draft in Why did people riot or protest the draft in places like New York? places like New York?

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Why did people riot or protest the draft in Why did people riot or protest the draft in places like New York?places like New York?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Because many resented the fact that in the Union Because many resented the fact that in the Union army, they would be fighting to free people that army, they would be fighting to free people that would take their jobs and that rich people could would take their jobs and that rich people could get out of the war by owning 20 + slaves in the get out of the war by owning 20 + slaves in the south or paying $300 in the north. south or paying $300 in the north.

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Question: Question:

What are two details about the battle of What are two details about the battle of Vicksburg?Vicksburg?

1863 - $4001863 - $400 Question: Question: What are two details about the battle of Vicksburg?What are two details about the battle of Vicksburg?

ANSWER: ANSWER: - the Union blocks Rebels into the city to starve - the Union blocks Rebels into the city to starve

them outthem out- The Rebels give up on the 4The Rebels give up on the 4thth of July of July- Ships endure bombing to pass the cityShips endure bombing to pass the city- Grant marches men through swamps to get Grant marches men through swamps to get

there winning battle after battlethere winning battle after battle

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

Why was the siege of Vicksburg key to Why was the siege of Vicksburg key to winning the war for both sides?winning the war for both sides?

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

Why was the siege of Vicksburg key to Why was the siege of Vicksburg key to winning the war for both sides?winning the war for both sides?

Answer:Answer:

It allowed the Union to move troops, goods, It allowed the Union to move troops, goods, and information up and down the and information up and down the Mississippi River (and not the South). The Mississippi River (and not the South). The South is now split into east and westSouth is now split into east and west

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What was the significance of the Lincoln What was the significance of the Lincoln Assassination?Assassination?

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What was the significance of the Lincoln What was the significance of the Lincoln Assassination?Assassination?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

It threw Reconstruction Plans into confusion and made the nation mourn the loss of a great leader.

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

While many personal belongings of the While many personal belongings of the South were destroyed during the Union’s South were destroyed during the Union’s march through the South, what was the march through the South, what was the most important thing that was destroyed in most important thing that was destroyed in the process?the process?

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

While many personal belongings of the South While many personal belongings of the South were destroyed during the Union’s march were destroyed during the Union’s march through the South, what was the most through the South, what was the most important thing that was destroyed in the important thing that was destroyed in the process?process?

ANSWER:ANSWER: Southern will to continue the Southern will to continue the warwar

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

Who was Lincoln’s opponent in the 1864 Who was Lincoln’s opponent in the 1864 election and what helped Lincoln win?election and what helped Lincoln win?

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QUESTION:QUESTION:Who was Lincoln’s opponent in the 1864 Who was Lincoln’s opponent in the 1864

election and what helped Lincoln win?election and what helped Lincoln win? ANSWER: ANSWER: - - George McClellan; - Soldier votes because they want to finish what

they started; Atlanta Victory because this makes people think the Union is close to winning now that they control the largest remaining CSA supply hub.

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

After battle at Chattanooga, this general After battle at Chattanooga, this general took over all of the Union Army because took over all of the Union Army because “He fights”.“He fights”.

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

After battle at Chattanooga, this general After battle at Chattanooga, this general took over all of the Union Army because took over all of the Union Army because “He fights”.“He fights”.

ANSWERS: ANSWERS:

Ulysses S. GrantUlysses S. Grant

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

The process of reeking havoc on all of The process of reeking havoc on all of civilian life (destroying anything useful) is civilian life (destroying anything useful) is called what?called what?

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

The process of reeking havoc on all of The process of reeking havoc on all of civilian life (destroying anything useful) is civilian life (destroying anything useful) is called what?called what?

ANSWER: ANSWER: Total War

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QUESTION:QUESTION:

Which event is shown in the Which event is shown in the following?following?

a.a. The battle of ShilohThe battle of Shiloh

b.b. The battle of Seven PinesThe battle of Seven Pines

c.c. The battle of GettysburgThe battle of Gettysburg


QUESTION: QUESTION:

ANSWER:ANSWER:

c) Gettysburgc) Gettysburg


QUESTION: QUESTION: Which event is shown in the following?Which event is shown in the following?

a.a. The battle of ShilohThe battle of Shiloh

b.b. The attack at Fort SumterThe attack at Fort Sumter

c.c. The battle of GettysburgThe battle of Gettysburg


QUESTION: QUESTION:

ANSWER: ANSWER:

The Attack at Fort SumterThe Attack at Fort Sumter


QUESTION:QUESTION:Which event is shown in the following?Which event is shown in the following?

a.a. The battle of GettysburgThe battle of Gettysburg

b.b. The attack at Fort SumterThe attack at Fort Sumter

c.c. The battle of ShilohThe battle of Shiloh


QUESTION: QUESTION:

ANSWER:ANSWER:

Shiloh Shiloh


QUESTION: QUESTION: Which event is shown in the Which event is shown in the

following?following?

a.a. The battle of AntietamThe battle of Antietam

b.b. The attack at New OrleansThe attack at New Orleans

c.c. The siege of AtlantaThe siege of Atlanta

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Siege of AtlantaSiege of Atlanta


QUESTION:QUESTION:

Which event is shown in the following?Which event is shown in the following?

a.a. The siege of New OrleansThe siege of New Orleans

b.b. The siege of VicksburgThe siege of Vicksburg

c.c. The siege of AtlantaThe siege of Atlanta


QUESTION: QUESTION:

ANSWER:ANSWER:

Siege of VicksburgSiege of Vicksburg

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What border states would Lincoln keep in What border states would Lincoln keep in the Union and why were they important?the Union and why were they important?

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QUESTION: QUESTION:

What border states would Lincoln keep in What border states would Lincoln keep in the Union and why were they important?the Union and why were they important?

ANSWER: ANSWER:

Delaware = manufacturing area for war suppliesDelaware = manufacturing area for war supplies

Missouri and Kentucky= Mississippi and Ohio Missouri and Kentucky= Mississippi and Ohio River access for troop, supply and information River access for troop, supply and information movementmovement

Maryland = access to D.C. and railroads Maryland = access to D.C. and railroads

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Question: Question:

What was the Confederate plan for winning What was the Confederate plan for winning the war? (give three parts)the war? (give three parts)

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Question: Question:

What was the Confederate plan for winning What was the Confederate plan for winning the war? (give three parts)the war? (give three parts)

Answer: Answer: 1)1) To defend as much as possible, dragging the war out making To defend as much as possible, dragging the war out making

the Union run up a huge debt.the Union run up a huge debt.

2)2) Timely offensive strikes in the North! If they could threaten Timely offensive strikes in the North! If they could threaten D.C. or Union land, they could scare the Union into quitting. D.C. or Union land, they could scare the Union into quitting.

3)3) Get Europe to help since the South has low numbers. The U.S. Get Europe to help since the South has low numbers. The U.S. would have more to worry about if they have to fight them too! would have more to worry about if they have to fight them too!

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Question: Question:

What are three strengths of the Union What are three strengths of the Union going into war (explain!) going into war (explain!)

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war (explain!)war (explain!) Answer:Answer: - - More Money (pay soldiers, buy goods)More Money (pay soldiers, buy goods) - More Manufacturing (make goods, weapons)- More Manufacturing (make goods, weapons) - Abraham Lincoln (won’t stop till re-unified )- Abraham Lincoln (won’t stop till re-unified ) - More People (can afford to lose more men in - More People (can afford to lose more men in

battle)battle) - Better Technology (more trains, hot air - Better Technology (more trains, hot air

balloons)balloons)

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Question:Question:

What are three strengths of the What are three strengths of the confederacy going into war? (explain)confederacy going into war? (explain)

1861 - $16001861 - $1600 Question: Question: What are three strengths of the confederacy going What are three strengths of the confederacy going

into war? (explain)into war? (explain)

Answer:Answer: - Passion (fighting to keep lifestyle)- Passion (fighting to keep lifestyle) - know land ( Fought in South; easier to travel and - know land ( Fought in South; easier to travel and

fight)fight) - better generals (experience from Mexican War)- better generals (experience from Mexican War) - Easier to win (if the USA leaves they win)- Easier to win (if the USA leaves they win) - supplies and help are close by since they are - supplies and help are close by since they are

fighting in the South! fighting in the South!

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Question:Question:

What were three pieces of the Anaconda What were three pieces of the Anaconda Plan? Plan?

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Question:Question:What were three pieces of the Anaconda What were three pieces of the Anaconda

Plan?Plan?

Answer:Answer: 1) Control the Mississippi River1) Control the Mississippi River 2) Blockade Southern Ports2) Blockade Southern Ports 3) Capture Richmond 3) Capture Richmond

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Question:Question:

What does the Confederate draft starting in What does the Confederate draft starting in 1862, a year ahead of the Union, tell you 1862, a year ahead of the Union, tell you about the war?about the war?

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Question:Question:

What does the Confederate draft starting in What does the Confederate draft starting in 1862, a year ahead of the Union, tell you 1862, a year ahead of the Union, tell you about the war?about the war?

Answer: Answer:

They are in greater need of They are in greater need of soldiers because their population is much soldiers because their population is much lower than the Union. lower than the Union.

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Question: Question:

Why do Union troops chant Fredericksburg for the remainder of the war?

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Question: Question: Why do Union troops chant Fredericksburg

for the remainder of the war?

Answer: Answer:

To remember those who fought so hard, To remember those who fought so hard, but lost there. (the 69but lost there. (the 69thth Irish brigade and Irish brigade and others fought valiantly charging Marye’s others fought valiantly charging Marye’s Heights.)Heights.)

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Question:Question:

Why did Lincoln suspend the writ of Habeas Why did Lincoln suspend the writ of Habeas Corpus resulting in the jailing of many Corpus resulting in the jailing of many northerners without, bail or trial? northerners without, bail or trial?

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Question:Question:

Why did Lincoln suspend the writ of Habeas Why did Lincoln suspend the writ of Habeas Corpus resulting in the jailing of many Corpus resulting in the jailing of many northerners without, bail or trial? northerners without, bail or trial?

Answer: Because the people he jailed Answer: Because the people he jailed were going to influence the border states were going to influence the border states to leave the Union. He was breaking the to leave the Union. He was breaking the Constitution to protect the Constitution. Constitution to protect the Constitution.

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Question:Question: Why did the Confederates head to Why did the Confederates head to

Sharpsburg, Maryland to fight the battle of Sharpsburg, Maryland to fight the battle of Antietam? Antietam?

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Maryland to fight the battle of Antietam? Maryland to fight the battle of Antietam? Answer: Answer: - - They were hoping to win a sizeable battle in the They were hoping to win a sizeable battle in the

north so that Europe would think that they had a north so that Europe would think that they had a chance of winning and they would join them in chance of winning and they would join them in the war effort.the war effort.

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Question: Question: Why was the battle of Antietam so important Why was the battle of Antietam so important

to the Union winning the war?to the Union winning the war?

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Question: Question: Why was the battle of Antietam so important Why was the battle of Antietam so important

to the Union winning the war?to the Union winning the war?Answer: Answer:

- The Union stops the rebels from winning - The Union stops the rebels from winning a northern battle that may have broken a northern battle that may have broken Union spirit Union spirit

- It gives Lincoln a chance to push for - It gives Lincoln a chance to push for Emancipation and not look desperateEmancipation and not look desperate

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Question:Question:

What does the fact that the Confederates What does the fact that the Confederates changed their draft ages from 18 – 35 year changed their draft ages from 18 – 35 year olds to 17 – 50 tell you about the war? olds to 17 – 50 tell you about the war?

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Question: Question:

What does the fact that the Confederates What does the fact that the Confederates changed their draft ages from 18 – 35 year changed their draft ages from 18 – 35 year olds to 17 – 50 tell you about the war? olds to 17 – 50 tell you about the war?

Answer: Answer: The CSA became desperate for The CSA became desperate for

soldiers and were running out of men. soldiers and were running out of men.

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Question: Question:

What cause inflation in the confederacy?What cause inflation in the confederacy?

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Question: Question:

What cause inflation in the confederacy?What cause inflation in the confederacy?Answer: - Northern blockades made it so Southern people

couldn’t get certain goods driving up prices.

- The CSA printed too much money making people lose faith in their currency.

- The Union troops destroyed crops and supplies as they marched through the south adding to the scarcity of certain goods.

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Question: Question:

Why is the battle of Gettysburg such a Why is the battle of Gettysburg such a devastating loss for the rebels? devastating loss for the rebels?

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Question: Question:

Why is the battle of Gettysburg such a Why is the battle of Gettysburg such a devastating loss for the rebels? devastating loss for the rebels?

Answer: Answer:

- Lee loses 40% of his army making it - Lee loses 40% of his army making it virtually impossible to make a large virtually impossible to make a large offensive attack again, because they would offensive attack again, because they would loose too many more men with that type of loose too many more men with that type of agression. agression.

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Question: Question:

What are two details of the Battle of What are two details of the Battle of Gettysburg? Gettysburg?

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Question: Question:

What are two details of the Battle of Gettysburg?What are two details of the Battle of Gettysburg?

Answer:Answer:

- The Rebels win Day 1 but the Union keeps high - The Rebels win Day 1 but the Union keeps high ground.ground.

- The Union wins day two thanks to a bayonet - The Union wins day two thanks to a bayonet charge at Little Round Top.charge at Little Round Top.

-The Union is the sizable victor after winning Day 3 -The Union is the sizable victor after winning Day 3 when Pickett’s Charge fails the Rebels.when Pickett’s Charge fails the Rebels.

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Question: Question:

Why was the Battle of Gettysburg so Why was the Battle of Gettysburg so important? (2 reasons)important? (2 reasons)

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Question:Question:

How people in the North respond to the How people in the North respond to the battle of Gettysburg? battle of Gettysburg?

Answer: Answer:

- They were relieved that the Union - They were relieved that the Union was able to protect Northern soil. A loss was able to protect Northern soil. A loss here may have scared them into quitting. here may have scared them into quitting.

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Question: Question:

When the Union captures _________, When the Union captures _________, Virginia the third stage of the __________ Virginia the third stage of the __________ plan is completed.plan is completed.

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Question: Question:

When the Union captures _________, the When the Union captures _________, the third stage of the __________ plan is third stage of the __________ plan is completed.completed.

Answer: Answer:

Richmond; Anaconda Richmond; Anaconda

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Question: Question:

Why would Lincoln be concerned that he Why would Lincoln be concerned that he would not be re-elected in 1864? would not be re-elected in 1864?

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Question:Question:

Why would Lincoln be concerned that he Why would Lincoln be concerned that he would not be re-elected in 1864? would not be re-elected in 1864?

Answer: Answer:

People were tired of war because of high People were tired of war because of high casualties, high taxes, the draft. People casualties, high taxes, the draft. People also blamed Lincoln for starting the war by also blamed Lincoln for starting the war by calling troops and disagreed with calling troops and disagreed with emancipation and his king like ways. emancipation and his king like ways.

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Question:Question:

Sherman’s March devastates the South Sherman’s March devastates the South making Civilians victims of war from making Civilians victims of war from __________, Georgia to the Atlantic and __________, Georgia to the Atlantic and on into the first state to secede, on into the first state to secede, _____________._____________.

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Question: Question:

Sherman’s March devastates the South Sherman’s March devastates the South making Civilians victims of war from making Civilians victims of war from __________, Georgia to the Atlantic and __________, Georgia to the Atlantic and on into the first state to secede, on into the first state to secede, _____________._____________.

Answer: Atlanta ; South CarolinaAnswer: Atlanta ; South Carolina

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Question: Question:

At _______________, Virginia, ______’s At _______________, Virginia, ______’s rebel army surrenders to _______ the rebel army surrenders to _______ the head of the Union army ending the civil head of the Union army ending the civil war.war.

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At _______________, Virginia, ______’s At _______________, Virginia, ______’s rebel army surrenders to _______ the rebel army surrenders to _______ the head of the Union army ending the civil head of the Union army ending the civil war.war.

Answer:Answer:

Appomattox Courthouse; Lee; GrantAppomattox Courthouse; Lee; Grant

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What is the impact of the re-election of What is the impact of the re-election of Lincoln on the Confederacy? Lincoln on the Confederacy?

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What is the impact of the re-election of What is the impact of the re-election of Lincoln on the Confederacy? Lincoln on the Confederacy?

Answer:Answer:

Lincoln will not give up until he has Lincoln will not give up until he has preserved the Union and since the preserved the Union and since the North has many more troops, they fear North has many more troops, they fear they will lose the war eventually. they will lose the war eventually.

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Question: Question: Which event is shown in the Which event is shown in the

following?following?The battle of ShilohThe battle of ShilohThe attack at AntietamThe attack at AntietamThe battle of Bull RunThe battle of Bull Run


Question:Question:Which event is shown in Which event is shown in

the following?the following?The battle of ShilohThe battle of ShilohThe battle of AntietamThe battle of AntietamThe battle of Bull RunThe battle of Bull RunANSWER: ANSWER: Bull RunBull Run

Mystery Mapping $400Mystery Mapping $400Question: Question: What order do the following events go in?What order do the following events go in?The battle of ShilohThe battle of ShilohThe siege of RichmondThe siege of RichmondThe battle of Bull Run IThe battle of Bull Run IAttack at Fort SumterAttack at Fort Sumter


Question: Question:

Battle orders…Battle orders… ANSWER:ANSWER:

1)1) Fort SumterFort Sumter

2)2) Bull Run 1Bull Run 1

3)3) ShilohShiloh

4)4) Siege of Richmond Siege of Richmond


QUESTION:QUESTION:Which event is shown in the Which event is shown in the following?following?The battle of ShilohThe battle of ShilohThe Shenandoah battles The Shenandoah battles The Battle of GettysburgThe Battle of Gettysburg


QUESTION:QUESTION:Which battle…Which battle…

ANSWER: ANSWER: ShenandoahShenandoah


..Question: Question: Place the following events in order.Place the following events in order.-Siege of New Orleans Siege of New Orleans -Siege of Fort SumterSiege of Fort Sumter-Siege of AtlantaSiege of Atlanta-Surrender of Appomattox Surrender of Appomattox


Question: Question: Place the following events in order.Place the following events in order.Siege of New Orleans Siege of New Orleans Siege of Fort SumterSiege of Fort SumterSiege of AtlantaSiege of AtlantaSurrender of AppomattoxSurrender of AppomattoxANSWER: ANSWER: 1) Fort Sumter 2) New Orleans 3) Atlanta 1) Fort Sumter 2) New Orleans 3) Atlanta 4) Appomattox Courthouse4) Appomattox Courthouse


QUESTION:QUESTION:What order did the following What order did the following events happen in?events happen in?

-Siege of AtlantaSiege of Atlanta-AntietamAntietam-Shiloh Shiloh -Gettysburg Gettysburg


QUESTION: QUESTION: QUESTION: What order did the following QUESTION: What order did the following

events happen in?events happen in?-Siege of Atlanta-Siege of Atlanta-Antietam-Antietam-Shiloh -Shiloh - Gettysburg- Gettysburg

ANSWER: 1) Shiloh, 2) Antietam, ANSWER: 1) Shiloh, 2) Antietam, 3)Gettysburg and then 4) Atlanta3)Gettysburg and then 4) Atlanta

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What are three major events that What are three major events that that occurred during the war that that occurred during the war that led the Union to victory? led the Union to victory?

Final Jeopardy QuestionFinal Jeopardy QuestionWhat are three major events that that occurred during the war that led the Union to victory?

Antietam

Emancipation Proclamation

Gettysburg

Vicksburg

Election of 1864

Sherman’s March

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