Civil War and Reconstruction

Plantation owners depended on ___________.

True or False: By the 1850s, the economies of the North and South were very different.

Who had twice the population?

Where Lee surrendered to Grant.

Northerners wanted the territories west of the Mississippi River to be …

Which Amendment made African Americans citizens?

Who was more skilled in shooting.?

Who controlled most of the nation’s railroads?

More men died here than in any other battle.

Battle considered the turning point in the Civil War because Lee never again invaded the north.

The Confederate Army fired upon Union troops for refusing to leave Confederate land.

Southerners wanted the new states to be

Who attempted to steal weapons and arm slaves to start a revolt throughout the South?

Who had mostly farms instead of factories?

Who was defending their own land?

African Americans easily found jobs, housing, and clothing after the war.

Who had a strong Navy?

During Reconstruction, Congress passed laws that were ____.

What were black codes?

The South was _______________.

Confederate soldiers crossed an open field but never broke the Union line.

The period after the Civil War is called________________.

Who surrendered after being surrounded by the enemy?

Who had less money?

Farmers rented land from landowners by promising to pay the owners with a share of the crop.

Who led a slave revolt and killed 60 white Virginians?

Which of the following was the job of most enslaved African Americans in the South?

The first major battle of the Civil War.

Who grew tobacco and cotton, not food crops?

The Civil War destroyed homes, farms, and cities in Virginia.

Which Amendment abolished slavery?

Which amendment stated that no citizen could be kept from voting because of race?

After the war, plantation owners realized they could handle crops on their own without slaves.

The war helped Virginia’s economy grow.

The North was ________________, with factories that produced most of America’s goods.

Changed the way people thought of the war. It was now a battle to end slavery.

In addition to offering food, clothing, and medical care to freedmen, the Freedmen's Bureau…

Who was chosen by President Lincoln to lead the Union Army?

Who was the commander of Confederate troops who played a major role in the Battle of Bull Run

The shortage of food made the price of flour and beef more affordable

A government agency that provided food, schools, and medical care for freed African Americans.