Texas in the Civil War

Question 1

John Magruder led the recapture of this Union held coastal fortification in the Civil War.

Accepted Answer

Battle of Galveston

Question 2

He fought with General Lee in most of the major battles in the Civil War.

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John Bell Hood

Question 3

This region had a greater increase in roads, canals, and railroad systems before the Civil War.

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North

Question 4

He wrote a letter encouraging reunification with the Union and rejected slavery. "Old Roman"

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John Reagan

Question 5

He was governor of Texas when the Civil War broke out.

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Francis Lubbock

Question 6

This region had 3.5 million enslaved people before the Civil War.

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South

Question 7

One of the most one-sided Confederate victories in the Civil War and near the Sabine River.

Accepted Answer

Battle of Sabine Pass

Question 8

He led the recapture of Galveston during the Civil War.

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John Magruder

Question 9

This region had excellent farmland and rich fertile soil before the Civil War. For their slaves

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South

Question 10

He was a Texas Ranger, fought for the Confederacy, and wrote the Texas Constitution.

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Lawrence "Sul" Ross

Question 11

He was killed at the Battle of Blair's Landing on the Red River by Union gunboat cannon fire.

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Thomas Green

Question 12

This region's economy involved industry, manufacturing, and foreign trade before the Civil War.

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North

Question 13

This was the final battle with casualties in the Civil War.

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Battle of Palmito Ranch

Question 14

In this region, canals were used as cheaper transportation before the Civil War.

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North

Question 15

In this region plantations, farms, and small towns made up most of the population.

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South

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