Civil War

Ironclads made wooden fleets everywhere obsolete

Who lead the Confederacy at the battle of Fort Sumter?

What city was the capital of the Confederacy?

Where was the first battle of the Civil War fought?

Delaware was a border state. A slave state that stayed part of the Union.

Using the information in the table above, how do you think Union citizens felt about the war after Chancellorsville?

What was the North’s one official goal at the START of the Civil War?

What 3 Day battle in Pennsylvania was the bloodiest of the Civil War?

What's the name of the ship that battled the CSS Virginia?

Which of these was the weakness of the South going into the Civil War?

Which of the following BEST explains the high number of injuries during the Civil War?

Which killed more men in the Civil War?

Who was the main general of the Union army at the end of the war?

Which of the these states did not secede from the United States?

Where did the South surrender the Civil War?

Which of these was the North's weakness going into the Civil War?

After which battle was the Confederacy divided into 2 parts; Union controls the Mississippi River (July 4, 1863)

Ironclads played an especially crucial role in the Union effort to open the Mississippi River

What is the definition of Civil War?

On the following map what section shows the Southern region of the United States?

Who was elected President of the United States in 1860?

What plan, with an animal name, was one to try to defeat the South?

Who was the main general of the Confederate Army?

Who was the first, and only, President of the Confederacy?

What did Abraham Lincoln announce that made all slaves in the Confederacy free?

The bloodiest day of the Civil War occurred in what battle?

What organization was formed as part of the Civil War?

What was added to ships during the Civil War?

Who led a "March to the Sea?"

This event introduced Total War; Union army destroys southern cities, farms, railways