Texas during Civil War

Why did the Texas Legislature vote in favor secession to join the Confederacy?

Southerners opposed high _____, because they imported many goods.

The Civil War began when Confederate forces opened fire on _____.

Governor Sam Houston refused to take an oath of allegiance to the _____ and was fired.

What naval battle, if won by the Union, would have given them access up a river into Texas?

While men were away in the army, the job of maintaining homes, farms, and plantations fell to?

Who was the Governor of Texas when it seceded from the union?

President _____ delivered to Gettysburg Address restating the stance of freedom and equality?

General _____ surrendered to Union forces in 1865, marking the end of the Civil War.

Confederate forces won the Battle of ____ in South Texas, after Confederate troops surrendered.

A Union strategy for keeping the Confederacy from shipping goods to foreign countries was?

Texas lifestyle was based on ranching and horse riding, so most first Texan soldiers were in

_____ commanded one of the ships that fought to regain control of Galveston.

What was the most common cause of death for soldiers in the Civil War?

What date did General Granger arrive in Galveston and announce the end of slavery in Texas?