Civil War

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Civil War
Jeopardy

• by Mrs. Parker

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Odds Ends
Amendments
Battles
Leaders
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Jeopardy
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Leaders

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• U.S. President during the Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln
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Leaders
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• Most famous conductor or the Underground
  Railroad.

Harriett Tubman
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Leaders

• President of the Confederacy

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Jefferson Davis
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Leaders

• General of the Union Army. Said, Hit the enemy
  hard, hit them fast, and keep going.

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Ulysses S. Grant
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Leaders

• General for the Confederacy, first asked to lead
  the Union Army but returned home to fight with
  his family.

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Robert E. Lee
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Amendments

• word meaning changes to the constitution

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amendment
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Amendments

• officially abolished slavery

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13th Amendment
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Amendments
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• gave all citizens, including blacks, the right
  to vote.

15th Amendment
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Amendments
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• defines a citizen as any person born or
  naturalized in the U.S.

14th Amendment
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Amendments
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• gives every U.S. citizen the right to own weapons

2nd Amendment
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Battles
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• the beginning battle of the Civil War

Fort Sumter
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Battles
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• place where Lees army surrendered, ending the
  war

Appomattox
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Battles
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• First official battle, the South won, making the
  north realize it was going to be a long war.

Bull Run
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Battles

• Union army stops Lees advance into the North in
  the bloodiest battle of the war.

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Antietam Creek
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Battles
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• Union victory is the turning point of the war

Gettysburg
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Odds Ends
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• laws passed by southern states to control newly
  freed blacks

Black Codes
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Odds Ends
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• Northerners who moved to the South after the war
  to profit political and financial opportunists

carpetbaggers
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Odds Ends
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• tenant farmers, rent land and tools in exchange
  for a share of the crop

sharecropping
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Odds Ends
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• organization set up by Congress to help the
  freed slaves

Freedmans Bureau
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Odds Ends

• An abolitionist who was born a slave. Helped
  with the Underground Railroad and founded one of
  the 1st African-American newspapers, the North
  Star.

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Frederick Douglass