Civil War

In 1863, Abraham Lincoln issued the __________, stating that all slaves were free.

In the early stages of the war, the Confederate army was _______________.

The South supported _______ and believed each state should have greater power in making laws.

William Lloyd Garrison was an abolitionist who _____________.

The post-war period of rebuilding a South free of slavery was called _____________.

The leader of the Confederate army was ____________.

Harriet Beecher Stowe was an abolitionist who _____________.

The North supported _______ and believed all states should abide by certain laws.

Harriet Tubman was an abolitionist who _____________.

The South's economy was based on agriculture, and many people worked _______.

The President of the Union (U.S.) was ____________.

Frederick Douglas was an abolitionist who _____________.

Nat Turner was an abolitionist who _____________.

The name for the secret network of homes where escaping slaves could hide was ___________.

The war began in 1861 when the Confederate army fired cannons at _______ in Charleston, SC.

In 1863, the war turned in favor of the Union army at _______, the bloodiest battle of the war.

The Civil War ended at Appomattox Courthouse, VA with General Lee's surrender in April _____.

The leader of the Union army was ____________.

The President of the Confederacy was ____________.

The Southern states disagreed with the U.S. on states' rights and slavery, so they ___________.

Abolitionists were people who wanted to ___________.

After seceding, the Southern states formed their own country, called _______________.

In his March to the Sea, _______ destroyed everything in his path from Atlanta to Savannah.

The North's culture was more urban while the South's culture was more ______.

Escaped slaves headed toward ______________.

The North's economy was based on industry, and many people worked _______.