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Winfield Scott’s plan to impose a blockade and slowly “squeeze” the South into submission?

Who won the first Battle of Bull Run/Manassas?

Which law required runaway slaves to be returned to their owners?

Where were the first shots of the Civil War fired?

These southerners cooperated with freedmen and northern people who moved to the south

Which landmark case ruled that black people were not citizens and had no right to sue?

What is the largest Southern city at the start of the Civil War?

Lead Commander of the Confederate Army during the Civil War?

Per the Missouri Compromise, which state entered the Union as a slave state?

The election of __________ ended reconstruction

The Union war plan was called

Radical Republicans thought who should be in charge of reconstruction ?

How did Hays become president?

These were southern laws meant to keep black people subordinate to whites durin reconstruction

This amendment said no one could be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process

Which border did the U.S. and Mexico disagree about prior to the Mexican/American War?

Fort Sumpter was attacked

This person's election led to South Carolina seceding

The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in

Johnso was sparred a guilty verdict in his impeachment by how many votes?

Who helped 300 slaves reach freedom and served as a spy, nurse and scout during the Civil War?

This refers to almost 100% support for the Democratic Party after reconstruction

Lincoln proposed that what percentage should swear allegiance to the union for admittance after

The first battle of Bull Run occurred

What general won at Gettysburg

Which group felt that slaves were their property?

Which word means: extra personnel sent to increase the strength of an army or similar force?

The South during the U.S. Civil War was also known as?

Which word means: loyalty to the interests of one's own region or section of the country?

Who won the Presidential election of 1860?

Leading up to the Civil War, what type of economy did the South predominantly rely on?

Jim Crow Laws included all the following EXCEPT

What was the name of the “President of the Underground Railroad”?

This person captured Atlanta in 1864 ensuring Lincoln`s reelection

Who was the president of the Confederates?

The period following the civil war was called

This person was the Southern Democratic Candidate in the election of 1860

Written by Harriet Beecher Stowe which book described in detail the cruelties of slavery?

Where did Lee surrender to Grant?

This battle was the single bloodiest day in American military history?

This organization provided education, healthcare, food, and housing to ex slaves

Johnson fired Sec of War Edwin Stanton violating the tenure of office act. Congress did what?

Which word means: the action of withdrawing formally from membership of a federation or body?

Lead Commander of the Union Army during the Civil War?

Lee surrendered to Grant at...

How many African-Americans fought for the Union during the Civil War?

What date was the Emancipation Proclamation issued on?

Which section of the country had control of Congress in 1819?

This battle marked a tuning point as was the final southern incursion into the North

This state was the first to secede

Who was elected in Election of 1877?

The end of reconstruction led to all the following EXCEPT

Andrew Johnson was from what political party?

What strategy did the Confederacy adopt during the war?

Which group accepted slavery where it was but was against it expanding into new territories?

Who was the President of the Confederate States of America?

Who was the 14th President of the U.S.?

This amendment outlawed slavery in the US

Which group was willing to help slaves liberate themselves even if it meant breaking the law?

Who was the 12th President of the U.S.?

Which country lost the Mexican/American war?

This general won at Antietam but didn't pursue Lee

The North during the U.S. Civil War was also known as?

Which group felt slavery was a “necessary evil”, and it would eventually die out?

Into the 1850’s, which issue continued to cause tension between the North and South?

This person succeeded Lincoln as president

Per the Missouri Compromise, which state entered the Union as a free state?

Which word means: official announcement, especially dealing with a matter of great importance?

Who was the 13th President of the U.S.?

How many southern states included Lincoln`s name on the ballot in 1860?

This place was attacked starting the civi war

When traveling at night, slaves followed what?

Approximately how many men were killed at Gettysburg?

Who was the 11th President of the U.S.?

What is the main reason people migrated from the country to the city during the 1850s?

These northerners went south to gain political and economic advantages after the war

This southern victory ended union hopes of invading Richmond and encouraged Lee to invade north

The NW Ordinance made all lands north of which river slave free?

Who was the 15th President of the U.S.?

Why did John Brown’s raid ultimately fail?

How many states seceded to form the Confederate States of America?

What general won at Vicksburg?

This victory gave the US control of the Mississippi

What year did California become a state?

Which word means: cease resistance to an enemy or opponent and submit to their authority?

This person assassinated Lincoln

What was the name of the slave who led a rebellion in 1831 in which 55 whites were killed?

This Union victory led to the Emancipation Proclamation

Stonewall Jackson died in this battle

This amendment said no citizen could be denied the right to vote

Who was the 16th President of the U.S.?

laws passed to ensure segregation and keep black people subordinate after reconstruction

The Radical Republicans favored

Abraham Lincoln was the first president from this party

What was significant about the first person killed in John Brown’s raid in Harper’s Ferry?

This battle was the bloodiest day of the war

Lincoln received what percentage of the POPULAR vote in 1860?