Erin's Civil War Review

The first commanding general for the North was:

Who fired the first shots of the Civil War?

What part of the Anaconda plan was most difficult for the North to achieve?

Which was NOT a northern victory?

What was NOT an advantage of the North at the start of the war?

Which Social Reformer took a violent stance on Slavery?

What famous speech was given in Nov. of 1863 to honor the dead?

The Civil War lasted from:

The belief that European countries would help the South due to wanting crops:

Man who waged total war on the South:

Which battle did no one die from enemy fire at?

The North had an initial advantage in:

Famous for the last day of the battle of Gettysburg:

Surrounding a city and starving out the population is a:

These ships were a major innovation of the South during the war

The Kansas-Nebraska Act led to:

Harriet Tubman was from:

Which of the following was true about Frederick Douglas?

The largest battle of the Civil War was:

The Battle with the "Hornet's Nest" was:

Last commanding general for the North:

The Emancipation Proclamation freed:

Who was the President of the Confederacy?

What part of their plan did the South fail to achieve?

What general planned for a battle and had it end in the most one-sided loss in the war:

Shortly before the war___________was passed, allowing states to choose whether they wanted slavery or not.

What battle did Grant first show his willingness to lose men in order to win?

A loose union of independent states can be described as being a:

Defended Little Round Top at Gettysburg

How many states did the North have in the Civil War

Which of the following were causes of the US Civil War?

The First shots of the Civil War were fired at:

Harriet Tubman Freed over______people.

This person was nicknamed "Moses."

William Lloyd Garrison published a newspaper called:

Admiral David Farragut was famous for the battle of:

What advantage did the South have at the beginning of the war

The first major battle of the Civil War was:

Which 2 battles were going on at the same time?

The Northern states that were allowed to keep slavery as long as they sided with the USA are:

Which of the following was NOT a name used for the south?

The bloodiest single-day battle in history happened in:

The South Seceded from the union. That meant they:

How many men died in the US Civil War?

Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?

The turning point of the civil war was in the year:

The War for the West was about: