Unit 6: The Civil War

Why was South Carolina so important to the confederacy?

What side originally had control over Port Royal?

What was Port Royal?

Did General Ulysses S. Grant serve the north or south?

What fraction of the south's populations were slaves?

Blockade runners smuggled goods to the confederacy

What was the emancipation proclimation?

Why was Charleston a huge military target?

What did the emancipation proclamation do?

Who had the advantage at Fort Sumpter

What was the south's strategy during the war?

What was the south's goal during the civil war?

Who won the battle of antietam?

What was the main difference between the north and south's economies?

Did cooperationalists want to secede from the Union?

Did the north or south already have a navy/army when the war began?

True or false: Pennsylvania was in the confederacy

Did the north or south have more advantages in the war overall?

What states were in the confederacy?

What city did Sherman's March begin in?

Did the north or south have the advantage in factories?

Did President Lincoln want the civil war to happen?

True or false: Port Royal Was Captured on November 7, 1861

Why was the battle of New Orleans important?

Who won the battle of fort sumter?

What was the final event that lead to SC seceding

Why was the Battle of Battery Wagner important?

Why was the confederacy willing to go into war against the union?

Did the north or south have the advantage in population?

Did General Robert E. Lee serve the north or the south?

After what battle did Lincoln deliver the emancipation proclamation?

What was the north's strategy during the war?

What was the final event that lead to SC seceding

What was the anaconda plan?

What was Sherman's March?

What was the north's goal in the civil war?

Did the north or south have the advantage in farm acreage?

Who was the president of the south during the civil war?

What was the first state to seceed from the union?

True or false: Port Royal was important in the emancipation of slaves

Did Sherman's March have a big effect on the war?

What was the bloodiest battle of the civil war?

What states were apart of the Union

What was the capital of the confederacy?

True or false: Charleston wasn't a good base for blockade-running efforts

Did the north or south have the advantage in railroads?

Did the north or south have a more stable federal government?

Which side took control of Port Royal during the civil war?

True or false: Secessionists didn't want to secede from the Union

Did the north or south have more advantages overall?

Did the north or south the advantage in steel/iron production?

Abraham Lincoln was the leader of the Confederacy

Where was the first fire of the civil war?

What were the three political groups in SC at the time?