CIVIL WAR TEST 2024

What city was Camp Morton located?

Which Northern prison was given the nicknamed "hellmira"?

What was the population in the North at the start of the Civil War?

Where was Libby and Son prison located?

How many men were discharged for disability in the North?

What was a huge problem in both the Northern and Southern camps?

Which Southern prison camp was designed to hold 10,000 prisoners but at one time held 33,000?

What day was the Emancipation Proclamation passed on?

What state was Andersonville prison located?

What was the name of the Northern ironclad ship?

How many Confederate soldiers were killed or wounded in what was known as Pickett's charge at the Battle of Gettysburg?

What was the name of the cracker that both the North and South ate?

What was the South's strategy to win the war?

What is the definition of habeas corpus?

What is a definition of a copperhead?

What was the name of the Southern ironclad ship?

How many troops did Lee lose at the Battle of Gettysburg?

What was Lincoln's message in the Gettysburg Address?

What was the deadliest killer in both the North and South camps?

Approximately, how many Union soldiers died of disease?

What was the Battle of Petersburg referred to as?

How young were some soldiers?

What was one way women contributed during the war?

How many military leaders resigned from the North to help the South?

Another name for the Battle of Shiloh was??

How many of the 10,000 captives died at Salisbury prison?

Which Union general believed in total war and destroyed Atlanta?

Who was the commander at Camp Chase prison?

What was a Northern advantage at the start of the Civil War?

What month and year was a major turning point in the Civil War?

Which Southern prison was dismantled and displayed in Chicago?

What was a weakness of the South during the Civil War?

Why didn't McClellan attack confederates outside of Richmond?

How did the 54th Regiment help the North?

Why was the Battle of Shiloh called the Hornet's Nest?

What Northern general was cautious and which general was aggressive?

Which of the following was a Southern advantage when the Civil War began?

What was a disadvantage regarding the Mississippi River for the South?

What were the death totals of the Civil War?

Who came to watch the Battle of Bull Run?

What battle was the last time the Confederate troops tried to invate the North?

What was one way to solve an injury in war?

What were the causalities for the Union at Antietam Creek?

At the Battle of Bull Run, why didn't the Confederate troops pick up supplies after the battle ended?

What date did Lee surrender at Appomattox Court House?

What was a Northern advantage at the start of the Civil War?