Civil War- Chapter 7

The largest ironclad ship built by Confederates was the Tennessee built in...

The first capital of the Confederacy was...

Women tended the farms, worked in factories, made uniforms, and nursed the sick.

Who was chosen President of the Confederacy?

The Emancipation Proclamation

How many total lives were lost in the War Between the States?

How many battles and skirmishes were fought in Alabama?

The North had the advantage of being more ________ with factories during the war.

Soldiers from Alabama fought in most of the major battles of the war

This county in Alabama has a statue that is half Confederate and half Union.

The Civil War began when this fort in Charleston Harbor was bombarded.

The North blockaded Southern ________ to keep the South from getting needed supplies.

Slaves refused to go to battle with their masters.

One of the South's leading Industrial city that was destroyed by the Union

This group didn't want a tariff since they bought most of their goods from Europe.

What does it mean to withdraw or separate?

The first submarine to sink an enemy vessel was

This group wanted a tariff (tax) on imported goods.

Nathan Bedford Forrest tricked Colonel Streight into surrendering by...

Who was the leader of the Confederacy?

The first shots of the Civil War were fired on April 12, 1861 at ________ South Carolina.

The naval blockade by the Union caused prices in the South to

In 1860, the population of the North was larger than the population of the South.

The Bible that Jefferson Davis used in his inauguration is still used for AL Governors today.

This famous speech was given during the dedication of a cemetery on a battlefield in PA.

The naval blockade formed by the Union made short supply of all except

Most of the War between the States was fought in the

The South was mostly rural in 1860 and the North mostly urban.