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What had happened in the aftermath of the Civil War?
Lincoln was shot
2% more were killed
Slaverey was banned
No more wars
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How long was the Civil War?
1 year
3 years
2 years
4 years
3
What day did the Civil War end?
4/9/1865
10/11/1865
12/11/1865
1/2/1865
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What was the longest battle of the war?
Gettysburg
Fredricksburg
Fort Sumter
Port Hudson
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How many states fought in the Civil War?
20
34
10
27
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How many battles did the Union win?
2
1
8
5
7
How many battles did the Confederacy win?
1
3
5
4
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How was this quiz?
Pretty good
It was awesome.
I learned a lot.
I would play again
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Where was the first battle of the Civil War?
Florida
Fort Sumter
Texas
South Carolina
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Which military action took the most American lives?
The American Revolution
World War II
World War I
The Civil War
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What is a civil war?
Want to be they're own country.
Want more land.
2 halves of a country or state fight.
Want to take over the country.
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Who won the Civil War?
West
East
Confederacy
Union
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How did the African Americans get to the battle fields?
Walked
Cars
Ran
Transportational Carts
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Where did Robert E. Lee surrender?
Gettysburg
California
Texas
Appomattox Court House
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Who was one of the generals in the Civil War?
General Weathers
General Hood
General Forest
General Welsh
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What year was the first battle?
1865
1861
1863
1850
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Approximately how many soldiers were killed in the war?
800,000
620,000
700,000
500,000
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Why did the Civil War start?
Weapons
Gold
Ammunition
Slavery
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Approximately how many soldiers were in the war?
2.75million
3 million
6million
1.2million
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Who was the president during the Civil War?
Ulyess.E Grant
Andrew Johnson
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
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What year did the Civil War end?
1865
1870
1860
1866
