Chapter 19 "The Civil War"

1st women to earn a medical license and convinced A. Lincoln to form the US Sanitary Commission

Northern Democrats who opposed abolition and sympathized with the South during the Civil War. 

Of the following Civil War battles, which one happened fourth?

(1862) Union victory in the Civil War that marked the bloodiest single-day battle in US history

Which side suffered more non combat casualties? 

Of the following Civil War battles, which one happened second?

(T or F?) Staving Confederate soldiers resorted to eating horses, dogs. etc. @ Pea Ridge battle

(T or F?) Through Cotton Diplomacy, the South tried to win foreign support from Great Britain. 

Which side suffered the greater number of deaths in the Civil War? 

All of the following are correct about Robert E. Lee except? 

Of the following Civil War battles, which one happened last?

(1861) First major battle of the Civil War; Confederate victory showing war would not be easy. 

Approximately, how many losses did the Confederate Army suffer total? 

Federal outpost in Charlestown SC, attacked by the Confederates in April 1861; sparked war. 

16th President of the US from Illinois; served to his assassination in April of 1865. 

(1863) Union Civil War victory that turned the tide against the Confederates in PA; 50,000 lost

Pickett's Charge took place during what famous Civil War battle? 

South's plan on using the importance of cotton to persuade the British to support Confederates.

Led "The Charge" up Cemetery Hill in the Battle of Gettysburg

Name the largest Confederate City, largely fought over, and serve as a gateway to the Miss. Rib

(1862) Order issue by Abraham Lincoln freeing the slaves; took effect Jan. 1st 1863

(T or F?) African Americans fought as soldiers in the Union Army in 1863. 

Of the following Civil War battles, which one happened third?

A daring Naval flag officer from Tenn. who captured New Orleans for the Union army in 1862. 

Union General handpicked to capture Richmond VA for the North forcing the Confederates to fall.

(T or F?) Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant after the Union victory (Gettysburg). 

Of the following Civil War battles, which one happened first?

The bloodiest day of the entire Civil War was the battle of?

Targeting military as well as civilian economic resources to destroy an opponent's ability is? 

An influential women of the Army; as a volunteer, she collected supplies for the Union Army. 

Graduate of West Point and served in the Mexican War, this Union officer importance was WEST. 

Virginia town where Robert E. Lee was forced to surrender, thus ending the Civil War. 

Warships heavily armored with iron. 

(T or F?) The most important figure in the war of the WEST was Ulysses S. Grant

Known for his stance along Bull Run Creek VA, this Confederate General inspired 1,000s of rebel

Union army 6 week blockade of this city that led to its surrender during the Civil War. 

Constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment. 

(May-June 1864) A series of battles in Northern and Central VA that stretched the limits of S. 

The wartime Union capital was? 

Escaped or captured slaves taken in by the Union Army during the Civil War. 

Which side suffered more combat deaths? 

The President of the Confederate States of America (CSA) was?

A Confederate from West Point, this General was the most talented of all. 

The South's main trading partner was?

Union General who developed the "Great Snake" 2 part plan of blockading the South. 

Approximately, how many losses did the Union Army suffer total? 

(1863) Speech given by Abraham Lincoln praising the bravery of Union soldiers inspiring them! 

The wartime Confederate Capital was?

Series of battles in which Confederate army successes force the N. to retreat from Richmond VA.

The battle of the Monitor and the Merrimack (VA) was the 1st ever battle between?