The Furnace of Civil War, 1861-1865

After Antietam, Lincoln replaced McClellan with ___.

Grant combined his forces with Farragut's and attacked ___. 

____ were not affected by the Emancipation Proclamation.

What amendment legally ended slavery?

Who won the First Battle of Bull Run?

Was blockade-running a profitable enterprise in the South? 

Lincoln used the momentum from the Battle of Antietam to issue the ____.

What was the outcome of the Peninsula Campaign?

Antietam was a ___ militarily, and had a better overall outcome for the ___.

Which of the following was NOT part of the Union's military plan for the Civil War?

___ defeated a previously successful Union General John Pope at the Second Battle of Bull Run.

The direct monetary costs of the Civil War equaled _____ dollars.

What was the name of the reconditioned U.S. warship the South fought with during the Civil War?

Because of the extensive drilling in Washington, "____" became a popular song at the time.

Burnside launched an unsuccessful frontal attack on ___, compiling 10,000 casualties. 

Where did Lincoln find a capable general to lead the Union?

After the Emancipation Proclamation, many slaves emancipated themselves.

The South sunk the Merrimack so that the Union could not possess it. 

The ____ won the Battle of Vicksburg?

In 1861, Lincoln placed _____ at the command of the Army of the Potomac.

The battle at Bull Run was actually worse for the ___ and better for the ___.

Lincoln would not have won in 1864 without the success of ___.

Lincoln sent McClellan to attack ___ after threatening to "borrow" his troops.

In the battle between the Monitor and the Merrimack, who won?

Grant and Lee fought several battles in the wilderness of ___.

What was the name given to the Union blockade by Winfield Scott?

McClellan was defeated by Lee at Antietam.

The Battle of Gettysburg was the ____ point the Confederacy reached during the Civil War.

The decisive battle of Lee's invasion of Pennsylvania was fought at ___.

The failure of ____ Charge was the reason for the Confederate's failure at Gettysburg. 

In 1862 ships & soldiers led by David Farragut captured ___ from the South.

Who ran the Congressional Committee on the Conduct of the War?

By the end of the war. there were ___ blacks fighting for the Union.

Who won the Election of 1864?

The battle at __ assured Grant that there would not be an easy victory in the Western Theater. 

McClellan chose a ____ route to attack Richmond.

A large group of spectators left Washington with lunches to watch the 1st Battle of Bull Run.

The Civil War ended the efforts of extreme states' righters. 

After the Second Battle of Bull Run, Lee invaded ____.

Vallandigham was the influence for the Everett Hale novel ___.

Because of his meat-grinder style of warfare, Grant was called ___.

_____ Democrats openly obstructed the war with attacks on Lincoln, the draft, and emancipation.

The South was never closer to ____ than before the Battle of Antietam.

Where did the Emancipation Proclamation declare that slaves were "forever free?"

The South used slaves to fight the war from the onset of the conflict.

When Lincoln asked for 75,000 troops, he reaffirmed that the war was about abolition.

The Union effort to attack Richmond was called the _____ Campaign.

The Battle of Vicksburg is considered to be the best-fought campaign of Grant's career. 

___ surrendered to ___ at Appomattox Courthouse in April 1865.

The Union invasion of Georgia was led by ___.

Lee hoped that a successful invasion in Maryland would entice ____.

Britain issued the Reform Bill of ___ in response to the unrest in America.

The Civil War had a worldwide effect.

After the victory at Gettysburg, Lincoln gave the 2-minute _____.

The ____ won the battle of Gettysburg.

One example of a Copperhead's obstruction was ____.

Where did Lincoln send 30,000 fresh recruits to fight a smaller Confederate force?

Hooker was badly defeated by Lee at ___.

Who won the Second Battle of Bull Run?

Who was the Democratic nominee for president in 1864?

After his victory at Chancellorsville, Lee invaded Pennsylvania. 

Where did Ulysses S. Grant's first victories come at?

Lee's victory at Richmond solidified that slavery's fate was tied to the fate of the South.

Who said "If my name...goes into history, it will be for this act, and my whole soul isin it.” 

Grant let the Confederates keep their horses for plowing in the spring. 

There were over ____ casualties at the Battle of Antietam.

The Union victory at Vicksburg came the day after the victory at ___.

Who won the Battle of Shiloh?

With the Emancipation Proclamation, there was a weaker moral cause for the Union to fight.

Over _____ people died in the Civil War from fighting and disease. 

How long did Lincoln think that the Civil War would last?

How many slaves ran away from their owners after the Emancipation Proclamation?

The South was never closer to victory in the war then it was before the Battle of Antietam.

____ shot Abraham Lincoln.

After Fredericksburg, Burnside surrendered his position to ___.

____ placed congressional pressure on Lincoln during the war.

Sherman captured ___ on his "March to the Sea."

In the Election of 1864 the Republicans reorganized as the ___ to include war hawk democrats.