Chapter 17

What city was the capital of the Confederacy?

How much were the African American Civil War soldiers paid?

General William Sherman burned down which city?

This person was a spy for the Union army as well as a conductor in the underground railroad.

This man was elected President of the United States in 1860.

After secession by the southern states, Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and Missouri were called

What happened at the Appomattox Courthouse?

Where was the Apomattos courthouse located?

The armed pro-slavery groups from Missouri who went to Kansas to vote were called this.

This man was chosen to be President of the Confederate States of America.

The river that Union wanted to gain control of was The:

This Southern State was the first to secede from the Union.

The event that officially started the Civil War was the attack on

In which city and state was the capital of the Confederacy located?

How much was a white Civil War private paid per month?

What war was the deadliest war for the U.S where the most American lives were lost?

What Union general led the seige of Vicksburg, Mississipi?

The man chosen as General of the Confederate Army.

General Thomas Jackson earned the nickname of "Stonewall" in this battle.

What was the nickname of General Thomas Jackson?

What year did the Union army begin recruiting African Americans?

Who was the admiral who captured New Orleans:

Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and Missouri were called the:

Who won the battle of Ollustee, Florida?

Why did Lincoln care so much about keeping Maryland under Union control?

What countries imported cotton from the Confederacy?

Union paper currency was known as:

The Confederacy tried to get support from these two countries to make the Union to end the war.

The deadliest day in the Civil War was the battle of:

What was one of Florida's largest supplies for the Confederate army?

Abraham Lincoln's Emacipation Proclomation freed slaves in:

The Confederate's "Virginia" and the Union's "Monitor" were special types of ships known as __.

Which one was not one of Lincoln's reasons for fighting the civil war?

This battle was the deadliest battle in which 6,000 soldier died and 17,000 were wounded

Most of the civil war battles took place in:

What northern city had the worst riots against the draft in 1863?

What percent of Union soldiers were African American at the end of the war?

What is an ironclad?

What word means to voluntarily join the army?