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Civil War Quiz!
Civil War Quiz!
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Test your knowledge of the Civil War!
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1
____ resigned from the Union army in 1861 and led the Confederate army throughout the Civil War
Sherman
Lee
Grant
Jackson
2
__________ surrendered to _______________ in April 1865 to end the Civil War.
Robert E. Lee; George McClellan
Ulysses S. Grant; Robert E. Lee
Robert E. Lee; Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis; Abraham Lincoln
3
The first major battle of the Civil War with bloodshed occurred at ________.
Antietam
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Bull Run
4
What will newly freed slaves will be allowed to do after the Emancipation Proclamation?
Join and serve in the army
Move to Canada
Go back and work in the south
Runaway
5
The Key event that led to Lincoln’s reelection in 1864 was:
The fall of Atlanta to General Sherman
The death of rival George McClellan
The issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation
The capture of New Orleans by Admiral Farragut
6
Which side had a
Larger Population
as an advantage?
Confederacy
Union
7
According to the Gettysburg Address what did Lincoln say is the purpose of soldiers' sacrifice?
to preserve the United States of America
to end slavery
to destroy the confederacy
to die in vain
8
Lincoln issued the _____ which said that slaves in Confederate territory were free from slavery
Congressional Mandate
Gettysburg Address
Ordinance of Secession
Emancipation Proclamation
9
He was the most effective Union general, who fought mostly in the western theatre.
Lee
Grant
Jackson
McClellan
10
As the Civil War began, the North had all of the following advantages EXCEPT:
Superior military leadership
A larger population
Larger industrial capacity
Better railroads
11
The Civil War ended at ________ with the South accepting surrender terms from the North.
Richmond
Gettysburg
Appomatox Courthouse
Fort Sumter
12
The Emancipation Proclamation:
Convinced France and England to enter the war for the Union
Freed slaves only in areas in rebellion against the U.S.
Was formulated by Radical Republicans and issued by Lincoln
Freed the slaves and abolished slavery in all the states
13
_______ was the most decisive battle in the Civil War with the North taking charge in the war.
Antietam
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Bull Run
14
What was Lincoln's primary objective at the beginning of the Civil War?
Restore the Union
Punish the south for secession
Carry out the goals of the abolitionist movement
End all slavery
15
The Confederacy's military strategy at the beginning of the war was primarily defensive in nature.
True
False
16
The Union siege and victory at Vicksburg on July 4, 1863 was significant because: (2 are TRUE)
It led to Robert E. Lee's capture
It freed the slaves
It split the confederacy in half
It gave the Union complete control of the Mississippi River
17
Which of the following was NOT part of the Union strategy known as the Anaconda Plan?
Capturing Richmond, Virginia - the Confederate capital
Taking control of the Mississippi River to split the confederacy in two
A naval blockade of the South's coastline
Invade Mexico and force them to attack the Confederacy
18
Which of the following is NOT an outcome of the Civil War?
620,000 men die
The Confederacy is allowed to continue their government
Union is reunited
Slavery is abolished
19
First shots of the war were fired here as the Confederates overtook this Union position.
Fort Sumter
Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
Appomatax Courthouse
20
_____ is the bloodiest single day battle in American history, with 23,000 casualties in one day
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Antietam
Shiloh
21
Which side had an
Extensive Railroad System
as an advantage?
Confederacy
Union
22
Which side had
Superior Military Leadership
as an advantage?
Confederacy
Union
23
______ led a “March to the Sea” where he destroyed farmland and burned towns, including Atlanta
Jackson
Grant
Sherman
Lee
24
The Battle of Gettysburg was significant because it:
Led to an immediate end to the war
Stopped Lee’s invasion of the North
Cut of supplies to states west of the Mississippi River
Opened an invasion route to the North