Unit 17 - The Civil War

When the Confederate Army invaded the North, it's results were

Early in the war, Lincoln ONLY wanted to save the Union & freeing slaves didn't matter

What was the largest battle during the Civil War to take place in Florida.

Pickett's Charge refers to

Which side won the Civil War?

The Battle at Antietam was considered the "turning point" of the Civil War.

Not considered important at first, this state later provided much food to the Confederacy.

 During the Civil War, many children stayed home because their schools were used ashospitals.

"Total War" is when you wage war by destroying factories & farms until their people end the war

Lincoln chose this man because he was stubborn & victorious, and he led the USA to victory

Which advantage of the SOUTH was probably the most important edge they had in the war?

Winfield Scott's plan to cut-off the South and divide it in two was known as

 The Civil War essentially came to an end when

 During the Civil War, the economy in the South was

Gettysburg was one of the last battles of the War, which ended soonafter the North won it.

To silence critics of the Civil War, & perhaps stop some traitors too, both Lincoln & Davis do?

The Confederacy's goal for the War didn't necessarily require that they actually "win"the war.

The Anaconda Plan was completed and the Confederacy split in half when the Union captured

 The Civil War was sometimes called a "poor man's fight" because

 The first Confederate Officer from Florida killed in battle was

Not the first leader of the Confederate Army, but was a great leader, won more than he lost.

Why was the Battle of Gettysburg considered a turning point in the Civil War?

Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, was meant to free slaves(orat least inspire them to run)in

 The Merrimack was one of the North's effective technological advances & it sank several ships.

On Good Friday, five days after had Lee surrendered, what did Abraham Lincoln do?