... (or importance) of the first battle of Bull Run? 1861

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AMERICAN HISTORY
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AMERICAN HISTORY
The Civil War
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• QUESTION
• The Civil War began on April 12, 1861 off the
  coast of South Carolina at ________.

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• QUESTION
• The Civil War began on April 12, 1861 off the
  coast of South Carolina at ________.
• ANSWER
• Fort Sumter

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• QUESTION
• What are two details about the attack on Fort
  Sumter?

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• QUESTION
• What are two details about the attack on Fort
  Sumter?
• ANSWER
• - It started when Lincoln replaces supplies
  there (no men weapons)
• - CSA wins No one was hurt (except a
  horse)
• - Lincoln calls 75,000 troops for 90 days
  after
• -P.G.T. Beauregard defeats Anderson
• - N. Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and
  Virginia leave

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• QUESTION
• Why were Kentucky and Missouri important border
  states?

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• QUESTION
• Why were Kentucky and Missouri important border
  states?
• ANSWER
• Access to the Ohio River and Mississippi River
  for supply and troop movement.

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• QUESTION
• What was the significance (or importance) of the
  first battle of Bull Run?

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• QUESTION
• What was the significance (or importance) of the
  first battle of Bull Run?
• ANSWER
• - Both sides are very serious about fighting
• - The war appears it will be long, hard, and
  ugly

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• QUESTION
• What are two details about the battle of the
  first battle of Bull Run?

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• QUESTION
• What are two details about the battle of the
  first battle of Bull Run?
• ANSWER
• 10,000 rebel troops come by train to help the
  south win
• Stonewall Jackson helps rebels turn the battle
  around and gains his nickname
• Picnickers watched, but soon fled the battle

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• QUESTION
• Name one of the three battles that help the
  Union gain control of the Tennessee River?

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• QUESTION
• Name one of the three battles that help the
  Union gain control of the Tennessee River?
• ANSWER
• Fort Donelson
• Fort Henry
• Shiloh

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• QUESTION
• This siege gave the Union control of the mouth of
  the Mississippi.

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• QUESTION
• This siege gave the Union control of the mouth of
  the Mississippi.
• ANSWER
• Siege of New Orleans

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• QUESTION
• Where did Stonewall Jackson win multiple battles
  with far less troops than the Union during the
  Spring of 1862?

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• QUESTION
• Where did Stonewall Jackson win multiple battles
  with far less troops than the Union during the
  Spring of 1862?
• ANSWER
• Shenandoah Valley

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• Question
• What was the importance of the Monitor versus the
  Merrimack?

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• Question
• What was the importance of the Monitor versus the
  Merrimack?
• ANSWER
• It started a new age of naval
  warfare that scared Europe because their ships
  were obsolete!

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• QUESTION
• What are three reasons why the Emancipation
  Proclamation was so important?

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• QUESTION
• What are three reasons why the Emancipation
  Proclamation was so important?
• ANSWER
• - It stopped England from entering the war
  (against slavery).
• - It gave soldiers another cause to fight.
• - It encourages slaves in the CSA to run
  away or stop working.

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• Question
• How long was Lincolns Gettysburg Address?

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• Question
• How long was Lincolns Gettysburg Address?
• ANSWER 2 minutes

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• Question
• Where was Stonewall Jackson mortally wounded?

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• Question
• Where was Stonewall Jackson mortally wounded?
• ANSWER
• Chancellorsville

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• QUESTION
• The Confederates started their draft in
  ______ and the Union started theirs in _____.

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• QUESTION
• The Confederates started their draft in ______
  and the Union started theirs in _____.
• ANSWER 1862, 1863

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• Question
• What are two details about the battle of
  Vicksburg?

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• Question
• What are two details about the battle of
  Vicksburg?
• ANSWER
• - the Union blocks Rebels into the city to
  starve them out
• The Rebels give up on the 4th of July
• Ships endure bombing to pass the city
• Grant marches men through swamps to get there
  winning battle after battle

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• QUESTION
• Why was the siege of Vicksburg so important?

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• QUESTION
• Why was the siege of Vicksburg so important?
• Answer
• It allowed the Union to move troops, goods, and
  information up and down the Mississippi River.
  The South is now split into east and west

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• QUESTION
• Who Shot Abraham Lincoln?

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• QUESTION
• Who Shot Abraham Lincoln?
• ANSWER
• John Wilkes Booth

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• QUESTION
• What town on the Atlantic Coast did General
  Sherman present to Lincoln during December of
  1864?

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• QUESTION
• What town on the Atlantic Coast did General
  Sherman present to Lincoln during December of
  1864?
• ANSWER Savannah

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• QUESTION
• Who was Lincolns opponent in the 1864 election
  and what helped Lincoln win?

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• QUESTION
• Who was Lincolns opponent in the 1864 election
  and what helped Lincoln win?
• ANSWER
• - George McClellan
• - Soldier votes Atlanta Victory

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• QUESTION
• After battle at Chattanooga, this general took
  over all of the Union Army because He fights.

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• QUESTION
• After battle at Chattanooga, this general took
  over all of the Union Army because He fights.
• ANSWERS
• Ulysses S. Grant

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• QUESTION
• The process of reeking havoc on all of civilian
  life (destroying anything useful) is called what?

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• QUESTION
• The process of reeking havoc on all of civilian
  life (destroying anything useful) is called what?
• ANSWER Total War

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• QUESTION
• Which event is shown in the following?
• The battle of Shiloh
• The battle of Seven Pines
• The battle of Gettysburg

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• QUESTION
• ANSWER
• c) Gettysburg

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• QUESTION
• Which event is shown in the following?
• The battle of Shiloh
• The attack at Fort Sumter
• The battle of Gettysburg

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• QUESTION
• ANSWER
• The Attack at Fort Sumter

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• QUESTION
• Which event is shown in the following?
• The battle of Gettysburg
• The attack at Fort Sumter
• The battle of Shiloh

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• QUESTION
• ANSWER
• Shiloh

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• QUESTION
• Which event is shown in the following?
• The battle of Seven Pines
• The attack at New Orleans
• The siege of Atlanta
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• QUESTION
• ANSWER
• Siege of Atlanta

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• QUESTION
• Which event is shown in the following?
• The siege of New Orleans
• The siege of Vicksburg
• The siege of Atlanta

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• QUESTION
• ANSWER
• Siege of Vicksburg

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• QUESTION
• Why was Delaware an important border state?

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• QUESTION
• Why was Delaware an important border state?
• ANSWER
• Major Northern trading state with access to
  Philadelphia (city of trade)

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• Question
• Why was Maryland an important border state?

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• Question
• Why was Maryland an important border state?
• Answer
• - Many railroads
• - Borders Washington D.C. on
  three sides

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• Question
• What are three strengths of the Union going
  into war (explain!)

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• Question
• What are three strengths of the Union going into
  war (explain!)
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• - More Money (pay soldiers, buy goods)
• - More Manufacturing (make goods, weapons)
• - Abraham Lincoln (persistent)
• - More People (can afford to lose more men in
  battle)
• - Better Technology (more trains, hot air
  balloons)

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• Question
• What are three strengths of the confederacy
  going into war? (explain)

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• Question
• What are three strengths of the confederacy going
  into war? (explain)
• Answer
• - Passion (fighting to keep lifestyle)
• - know land ( Fought in South easier to
  travel and fight)
• - better generals (experience from Mexican
  War)
• - Easier to win (if the USA leaves they win)

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• Question
• What were three pieces of the Anaconda Plan?

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• Question
• What were three pieces of the Anaconda Plan?
• Answer
• 1) Control the Mississippi River
• 2) Blockade Southern Ports
• 3) Capture Richmond

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• Question
• At what battle was Lee put in charge of the
  Confederate Army?

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• Question
• At what battle was Lee put in charge of the
  Confederate Army?
• Answer
• The Battle of Seven Pines

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• Question
• Why do Union troops chant Fredericksburg for the
  remainder of the war?

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• Question
• Why do Union troops chant Fredericksburg for the
  remainder of the war?
• Answer
• While it was a huge loss, troops (the 69th
  Irish brigade) fight valiantly charging Maryes
  Heights.

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• Question
• At Bull Run II, ___________ marched troops 50
  miles in 2 days to help the ______ win and move
  25 miles to put pressure on this city.

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• Question
• At Bull Run II, ___________ marched troops 50
  miles in 2 days to help the ______ win and move
  25 miles to put pressure on this city.
• Answer Stonewall Jackson, Confederate,
  Washington D.C.

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• Question
• What are two details of the battle of Antietam?

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• Question
• What are two details of the battle of Antietam?
• Answer
• - Union found cigars wrapped in plans but wait to
  use them (4 days)
• Bloody Lane is fought in the morning
• Burnsides Bridge is taken by the Union in the
  afternoon
• McClellan will not chase the Rebels Burnside put
  in Charge

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• Question
• Why was Antietam such an important battle?

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• Question
• Why was Antietam such an important battle?
• Answer
• - The Union stops the rebels from winning a
  northern battle (cutting off D.C.)
• - It gives Lincoln a chance to push for
  Emancipation
• - It was the bloodiest single day
  battle(17,000 casualties)

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• Question
• Which Draft signed up 18 35 year olds and how
  did they allow citizens to get out of fighting?

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• Question
• Which Draft signed up 18 35 year olds and how
  did they allow citizens to get out of fighting?
• Answer
• The Confederate Draft allowed you to get out of
  fighting if you own 20 or more slaves

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• Question
• How did soldiers get out of the Union draft and
  where did they protest the draft most noticeably?

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• Question
• How did soldiers get out of the Union draft and
  where did they protest the draft most noticeably?
• Answer
• - 300.00 got you out of the draft
• - Protests were most intense in New York City

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• Question
• What are two reasons the Gettysburg Address was
  given?

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• Question
• What are two reasons the Gettysburg Address was
  given?
• Answer
• - To give closure to the Battle
• - To honor the soldiers that fought there
• - To remind people why we are doing this
  (preserve liberty)

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• Question
• What are two details of the Battle of
  Gettysburg?

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• Question
• What are two details of the Battle of Gettysburg?
• Answer
• - The Rebels win Day 1 but the Union keeps high
  ground.
• - The Union wins day two thanks to a bayonet
  charge at Little Round Top.
• -The Union is the sizable victor after winning
  Day 3 when Picketts Charge fails the Rebels.

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• Question
• Why was the Battle of Gettysburg so important? (2
  reasons)

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• Question
• Why was the Battle of Gettysburg so important?
  (2 reasons)
• Answer
• - high rebel casualties stop future rebel
  offensive attacks (only defense)
• - The Confederates will never threaten northern
  territory again

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• Question
• When the Union captures _________, Virginia the
  third stage of the __________ plan is completed.

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• Question
• When the Union captures _________, the third
  stage of the __________ plan is completed.
• Answer
• Richmond Anaconda

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• Question
• This event throws the country into great
  confusion and places doubt on the mending of the
  nation.

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• Question
• This event throws the country into great
  confusion and places doubt on the mending of the
  nation
• Answer
• Lincolns Assassination

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• Question
• Shermans March devastates the South making
  Civilians victims of war from __________, Georgia
  to the Atlantic and on into the first state to
  secede, _____________.

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• Question
• Shermans March devastates the South making
  Civilians victims of war from __________, Georgia
  to the Atlantic and on into the first state to
  secede, _____________.
• Answer Atlanta South Carolina

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• Question
• At _______________, Virginia, ______s rebel army
  surrenders to _______ the head of the Union army
  ending the civil war.

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• Question
• At _______________, Virginia, ______s rebel army
  surrenders to _______ the head of the Union army
  ending the civil war.
• Answer
• Appomattox Courthouse Lee Grant

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• Question
• Lee decided to fight for the _______ because of
  his love for his _______ over his _________.

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• Question
• Lee decided to fight for the _______ because of
  his love for his _______ over his _________.
• Answer
• Confederacy State Country

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Question Which event is shown in the
following? The battle of Shiloh The attack at
Antietam The battle of Bull Run
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Question Which event is shown in the
following? The battle of Shiloh The battle of
Antietam The battle of Bull Run ANSWER Bull
Run
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• Question
• What order do the following events go in?
• The battle of Shiloh
• The siege of Richmond
• The battle of Bull Run I
• Attack at Fort Sumter

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• Question
• Battle orders
• ANSWER
• Fort Sumter
• Bull Run 1
• Shiloh
• Siege of Richmond

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• QUESTION
• Which event is shown in the following?
• The battle of Shiloh
• The Shenandoah battles
• The Battle of Gettysburg

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• QUESTION
• Which battle
• ANSWER
• Shenandoah

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• Question
• Place the following events in order.
• Siege of New Orleans
• Siege of Fort Sumter
• Siege of Atlanta
• Surrender of Appomattox

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Question Place the following events in
order. Siege of New Orleans Siege of Fort
Sumter Siege of Atlanta Surrender of
Appomattox ANSWER 1) Fort Sumter 2) New Orleans
3) Atlanta 4) Appomattox Courthouse
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• QUESTION
• What order did the following events happen in?
• Siege of Atlanta
• Antietam
• Shiloh
• Gettysburg

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QUESTION QUESTION What order did the
following events happen in? -Siege of
Atlanta -Antietam -Shiloh - Gettysburg ANSWER
1) Shiloh, 2) Antietam, 3)Gettysburg and then 4)
Atlanta
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Final Jeopardy Question

• Why did the South secede and why did the Union
  ultimately fight the South when the war started?

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Final Jeopardy Question
Why did the South secede and why did the Union
ultimately fight the South when the war started?
The South wanted states rights and protection
of their culture The Union wanted to preserve
the United States and not let states come and go
whenever they please