Title: Blank Jeopardy
1Vocabulary
Causes of Civil War
Early War
Later War
Hodge Podge
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2A war tactic which, when used, destroys as much
property as possible, even if it isnt necessary
for a military reason.
3ScorchedEarth
4A type of rule in which the military in in charge
and citizens rights are suspended.
5Martial Law
6To make free, especially from a condition of a
servitude.
7Emancipate.
8A Constitutional protection against unlawful
imprisonment.
9Habeas Corpus
10All out attacks aimed at destroying an enemy's
army, its resources, and its peoples will to
fight.
11Total War
12This 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.
13Compromise of 1850
14This legal action practically ended the Missouri
Compromise of 1820, allowing slavery north of
Missouri.
15Kansas-Nebraska Act.
16Due 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
17Kansas(Bloody Kansas or Bleeding Kansas)
18This court case stated that slaves could not sue
for their freedom as they werent people, but
rather, property
19Dred Scot Decision
20Who is pictured here?
21John Brown
22The first shots of the Civil War were fired at
this location (name of location and the state it
is in)
23Ft. Sumter, South Carolina
24This battle was the first engagement between
military units of the Union and the Confederacy
25First Bull Run(Manassas)
26This was the plan to cut the south off by way of
Naval Blockade and to use the Mississippi River
to divide the Confederacy.
27The Anaconda Plan
28Battles were named by the Confederacy based upon
the battles location in regards to what?
29Man made features(churches, railroads, towns,
etc)
30What is depicted in this painting?
31The Battle between the Monitor and the Merrimack
(Ironclads)
32 This battle was important as it sealed the
northern limits of the Mississippi River and gave
full control of the river to the Union
33Vicksburg
34This was the most important battle of the war,
and was the last time a Confederate Army marched
in Union Territory.
35Gettysburg
36This speech was only 273 words, but is considered
one of the most important speeches in American
History.
37Gettysburg Address
38These two battles, located near Richmond, were
instrumental in forcing Lee to surrender
39Cold HarborSiege at Petersburg
40The War ended when Lee surrendered to General
Grant at this location in Virginia.
41Appomattox Courthouse
42Lincoln was assassinated by this man 5 days after
the Confederacy surrendered.
43John Wilkes Booth
44General Sherman was famous for his March to the
Sea what city was his starting point, and what
city was his ending point?
45AtlantatoSavannah
46The Civil War was also known by a few other
names provide two of the three we talked about
in class.
47The War Between the States, The Brothers
War,War of Northern Aggression.
48This battle in September 1862 was the bloodiest
single day in the entire war
49Antietam
50This speech/document freed the slaves who lived
in any area that was in open rebellion only.
51Emancipation Proclamation
52FinalJeopardy
Category War Fighting
53Provide two advantages the North had during the
War.Provide two advantages the South had during
the War.
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