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Civil War: Chapter 16

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Don’t Forget...

Contestants

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…Always phrase your answers in

the form of a question!

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Remember to work as a team!

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People North North and Southand South

Battles Vocabulary

PlacesPlaces

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He caused four states to join the Confederacy by calling

for troops.

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Abraham Lincoln

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He led the “march to the sea” that headed toward

Savannah, Georgia.

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William Tecumseh Sherman

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What is …?

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Peace Democrats that wanted tomake peace with the South were called

this.

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Copperheads

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He said “The Emanicipation Proclamation is the grestest event of our nation’s history.

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Frederick Douglass

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He captured New Orleans which put the Mississippi River under Union control.

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David Farragut

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The Confederate capital which is only 100 miles from

Washington, DC.

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Richmond, Virginia

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Battle named after a small church and this side won.

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Shiloh

Union Victory

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The border states

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Kentucky, Delaware, Missouri and Maryland

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What are…?

These victories helped Lincoln win the 1864

election.

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•Control of Shenadoah Valley

•Fall of Atlanta•Farragut controls gulf of Mexico with fall of Mobile

Bay

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Explain habeas corpus

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A legal order for an inquiry to determine whether a person has been lawfully imprisoned.

Guarantees accused individuals the right to a hearing before

being jailed.

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Name five of the Union generals appointed to the Eastern front.

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McClellan

Burnside

Hooker

Meade

GrantBack

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What was…?

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Where the ConfederatesSurrendered to General Grant.

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Appomattox Court House

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After this battle, Lincoln took action against slavery.

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Antietam

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What is…?

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The clash on September 17, 1862, was the bloodiest day of the entire war.

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Battle of Antietam

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What is…?

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Turning points of the war

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Battle of Vicksburg and Gettysburg

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Where was…?

Battles $100

First official battle of the Civil War and this side won the battle.

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Battle of Bull Run

Confederates Won

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What is…?

Battles for $200

Lincoln used this battle to take action against

slavery

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AntietamFor bonus, what was the battle that is given the name as the

bloodiest day of the entire Civil War?

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After the Battle of Bull Run, Lincoln appointed him to lead the Union

army of East.

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General McClellan

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What is…?

Battlesfor $400

The battle began when the Union cavalry surprised the Rebel infantry raiding the town for

shoes.

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Gettysburg

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What is…?

Battles for $500

Ulysses S. Grant became a new hero in the North when he stated “No terms except unconditional and immediate surrender can be accepted” after this battle

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Ft. Donelson

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What is…?

Vocabulary for $100

Clara Barton worked as this during the war. And,

for a 100 point bonus, what organization did

she found.

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Nurse for the Union

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The American Red Cross

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Confederate ships that broke North blockade.

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Blockade runners

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What is…?

Vocabulary for $300 The federal government became more __________ than state governments as the result of the Union victory in the Civil War.

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Powerful

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The Confederacy (did or did not)

Use African American soldiers during the Civil War.

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Did Not

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Because of his hesitation, the Union

failed to capture Richmond.

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General McClellan

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Final Jeopardy

• He gave control of the Gulf of Mexico to the Union forces by capturing Mobile Bay, Alabama.

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David Farragut

• He also captured New Orleans. Push here