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Title: Blank Jeopardy


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Vocabulary
Causes of Civil War
Early War
Later War
Hodge Podge
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A war tactic which, when used, destroys as much
property as possible, even if it isnt necessary
for a military reason.
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ScorchedEarth
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A type of rule in which the military in in charge
and citizens rights are suspended.
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Martial Law
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To make free, especially from a condition of a
servitude.
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Emancipate.
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A Constitutional protection against unlawful
imprisonment.
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Habeas Corpus
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All out attacks aimed at destroying an enemy's
army, its resources, and its peoples will to
fight.
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Total War
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This agreement admitted California as a free
state, banned slavery in D.C., allowed the
Mexican Cession to use popular sovereignty for
slavery, and created new, tougher slave laws.
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Compromise of 1850
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This legal action practically ended the Missouri
Compromise of 1820, allowing slavery north of
Missouri.
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Kansas-Nebraska Act.
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Due to the fact it was allowed to use popular
sovereignty to determine slavery, this state saw
violent engagements which earned it a rather
nasty nicknmae
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Kansas(Bloody Kansas or Bleeding Kansas)
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This court case stated that slaves could not sue
for their freedom as they werent people, but
rather, property
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Dred Scot Decision
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Who is pictured here?
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John Brown
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The first shots of the Civil War were fired at
this location (name of location and the state it
is in)
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Ft. Sumter, South Carolina
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This battle was the first engagement between
military units of the Union and the Confederacy
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First Bull Run(Manassas)
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This was the plan to cut the south off by way of
Naval Blockade and to use the Mississippi River
to divide the Confederacy.
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The Anaconda Plan
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Battles were named by the Confederacy based upon
the battles location in regards to what?
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Man made features(churches, railroads, towns,
etc)
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What is depicted in this painting?
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The Battle between the Monitor and the Merrimack
(Ironclads)
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This battle was important as it sealed the
northern limits of the Mississippi River and gave
full control of the river to the Union
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Vicksburg
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This was the most important battle of the war,
and was the last time a Confederate Army marched
in Union Territory.
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Gettysburg
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This speech was only 273 words, but is considered
one of the most important speeches in American
History.
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Gettysburg Address
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These two battles, located near Richmond, were
instrumental in forcing Lee to surrender
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Cold HarborSiege at Petersburg
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The War ended when Lee surrendered to General
Grant at this location in Virginia.
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Appomattox Courthouse
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Lincoln was assassinated by this man 5 days after
the Confederacy surrendered.
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John Wilkes Booth
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General Sherman was famous for his March to the
Sea what city was his starting point, and what
city was his ending point?
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AtlantatoSavannah
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The Civil War was also known by a few other
names provide two of the three we talked about
in class.
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The War Between the States, The Brothers
War,War of Northern Aggression.
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This battle in September 1862 was the bloodiest
single day in the entire war
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Antietam
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This speech/document freed the slaves who lived
in any area that was in open rebellion only.
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Emancipation Proclamation
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FinalJeopardy
Category War Fighting
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Provide two advantages the North had during the
War.Provide two advantages the South had during
the War.
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