1. C IVIL W AR R EVIEW

2. N AME THE B ORDER S TATES …

3. M ARYLAND, D ELAWARE, K ENTUCKY, AND M ISSOURI

4. L OWER S OUTH …

5. T EXAS, L OUISIANA, M ISSISSIPPI, A LABAMA, F LORIDA, G EORGIA, AND S OUTH C AROLINA

6. U PPER S OUTH …

7. V IRGINIA, N ORTH C AROLINA, T ENNESSEE, AND A RKANSAS

8. S ITE OF THE BEGINNING OF THE C IVIL W AR …

9. F ORT S UMTER

10. W HAT CUT THE C ONFEDERACY IN TWO ?

11. G RANT ’ S VICTORY AT V ICKSBURG & P ORT H UDSON

12. W HICH BATTLE WAS A UNION VICTORY THANKS TO COUNTERATTACKS BY G RANT ’ S FORCES AND NEWLY ARRIVED TROOPS ?

13. B ATTLE OF S HILOH

14. W HICH BATTLE DID L EE WIN BECAUSE OF HIS BRILLIANT TACTIC OF DIVIDING HIS FORCES ?

15. C HANCELLORSVILLE

16. P RESIDENT OF C ONFEDERACY

17. J EFFERSON D AVIS

18. U NION ’ S PLAN TO CUT OF C ONFEDERACY TRADE AND TRAVEL

19. A NACONDA P LAN

20. W HAT TOOK PLACE ON J ULY 3, 1863?

21. P ICKETT ’ S C HARGE - AT G ETTYSBURG A FTER SEVERAL HOURS OF DUELING, U NION FORCES CEASED FIRE C ONFEDERATES THOUGHT U NION HAD RAN OUT OF AMMUNITION C ONFEDERATES PREPARED AND MARCHED 15,000 MEN TOWARDS U NION LINE U NION RESUMED FIRE ONCE C ONFEDERATES WERE WITHIN CLOSE RANGE ONLY A FEW HUNDRED C ONFEDERATES ACTUALLY REACHED LINE THIS CHARGE ENDED THE BLOODIEST BATTLE OF THE C IVIL W AR

22. W HAT VICTORY WAS KEY FOR IMPLEMENTING THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION ?

23. B ATTLE OF A NTIETAM

24. I MPORTANT VICTORIES THAT GAVE UNION CONTROL OVER T ENNESSEE WATERWAYS

25. F ORT H ENRY & D ONELSON

26. L EE ’ S PLAN TO HAVE A VICTORY ON UNION SOIL …

27. B ATTLE OF A NTIETAM

28. L EE ’ S 2 ND MISSION FOR A VICTORY ON U NION SOIL …

29. G ETTYSBURG

30. B URNSIDE REPLACED M C C LELLAN, L EE ANTICIPATED U NION ATTACK AND FIRED UPON FORCES CROSSING BRIDGES C ONFEDERATE V ICTORY

31. F REDERICKSBURG

32. C ONFEDERATE SURPRISE ATTACK ON U NION ARMY. C ONFEDERATE LEADER, J OHNSTON DIED. U NION REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVED U NION VICTORY

33. B ATTLE OF S HILOH

34. M OST IMPORTANT RAILROAD JUNCTION IN THE SOUTH. S HERMAN SURROUNDED CITY AND CONFEDERATES RETREATED SOUTH. U NION V ICTORY

35. F ALL OF A TLANTA

36. C ONFEDERACY LEARNED FROM SPIES THAT U NION PLANNED AN ATTACK C ONFEDERACY HAD BACKUP ARRIVE BY TRAINS CONFEDERATE VICTORY

37. 1 ST BATTLE OF BULL RUN

38. L INCOLN DISAPPOINTED WITH M C D OWELL ’ S PERFORMANCE IN THE 1 ST BATTLE OF BULL RUN, SO HE APPOINTED THIS NEW LEADER …

39. M C C LELLAN

40. C ONFEDERATE SOLDIERS STUMBLED UPON UNION TROOPS 1 OUT OF EVERY 3 SOLDIERS WERE KILLED, MISSING, OR WOUNDED IN ACTION 51,000 TOTAL CASUALTIES UNION VICTORY

41. G ETTYSBURG

42. L INCOLN REPLACED B URNSIDE WITH H OOKER U NION WAS ATTACKED FROM BEHIND C ONFEDERATE VICTORY S TONEWALL J ACKSON WAS SHOT AND LATER DIED

43. C HANCELLORSVILLE

44. G RANT MOVED TROOPS TO RAILROAD CENTER SOUTH OF R ICHMOND USED SAME TACTIC THAT WORKED AT V ICKSBURG U NION WAS INITIALLY SLAUGHTERED HARSH CLIMATES U NION VICTORY

45. S IEGE OF P ETERSBURG

46. G ENERAL OF U NION ARMY DEFEATED CONFEDERATE GENERAL L EE

47. U LYSSES S. G RANT

48. G ENERAL G RANT WANTED TO DESTROY THE SOUTH ’ S ABILITY TO FIGHT THE WAR SO HE SENT THIS GENERAL TO CAPTURE AND DESTROY A CITY

49. G ENERAL S HERMAN

50. L OCATION WHERE G ENERAL L EE SURRENDERED

51. A PPOMATTOX C OURTHOUSE

52. G ENERAL L EE LEFT HIS PLANS AND UNION ARMY GOT A HOLD OF THEM, WHICH ALLOWED THEM TO PREPARE FOR THIS BATTLE

53. B ATTLE OF A NTIETAM

54. U NION LEADER, B URNSIDE ORDERED CHARGE AFTER CHARGE UPON CONFEDERATE TROOPS. C ONFEDERATE VICTORY

55. F REDERICKSBURG

56. W HAT EFFORTS DID THE U NION MAKE TO CAPTURE R ICHMOND IN 1861-1863?

57. 1. M C D OWELL - DEFEATED AT M ANASSAS IN 1861 2. M C C LELLAN - DEFEATED BY L EE AT S EVEN D AYS B ATTLE IN 1862 3. P OPE - D EFEATED AT M ANASSAS IN 1862 4. B URNSIDE - BEATEN AT F REDERICKSBURG IN 1862 5. H OOKER - BEATEN AT C HANCELLORSVILLE IN 1863

58. W HAT LED TO L EE ’ S SURRENDER ?

59. G RANT CUT OFF L EE ’ S SUPPLIES, FORCING HIM TO ABANDON P ETERSBURG AND R ICHMOND.

60. D ATES TO KNOW : A PRIL 1861- F ORT S UMTER J ULY 1862- C ONGRESS AUTHORIZED L INCOLN TO ACCEPT A FRICAN A MERICANS INTO THE MILITARY J ANUARY 1863- E MANCIPATION P ROCLAMATION J ULY 1-3, 1863- G ETTYSBURG (J ULY 3- P ICKETT ’ S CHARGE ) N OVEMBER 19, 1863- L INCOLN ’ S G ETTYSBURG A DDRESS E LECTION OF 1864- L INCOLN VS. M C C LELLAN A PRIL 1865- S URRENDER AT A PPOMATTOX

61. P EOPLE TO KNOW : U NION - L INCOLN, M C D OWELL, M C C LELLAN, B URNSIDE, H OOKER, G RANT & S HERMAN C ONFEDERACY - B EAUREGARD, J OHNSTON, J ACKSON, & L EE C OMPARE U NION & C ONFEDERACY MILITARY LEADERS & THEIR STRATEGIES

62. N EED TO KNOW : A DVANTAGES & D ISADVANTAGES OF THE NORTH & S OUTH W HAT WERE L INCOLN ’ S GOALS THROUGHOUT THE C IVIL W AR ?

63. C AN YOU PUT THESE EVENTS IN ORDER & IDENTIFY WHETHER IT WAS A U NION OR C ONFEDERACY VICTORY ? A PPOMATTOX S AVANNAH A TLANTA F REDERICKSBURG A NTIETAM 2 ND B ATTLE OF B ULL R UN S HILOH C HANCELLORSVILLE F ORT S UMTER 1 ST B ATTLE OF B ULL R UN F ORT H ENRY & D ONELSON P ETERSBURG G ETTYSBURG C HATTANOOGA V ICKSBURG S EVEN D AYS ’ B ATTLES

64. ANSWERS: 1861 F ORT S UMTER - C 1 ST B ATTLE OF B ULL R UN - C 1862 F ORT H ENRY & D ONELSON - U S HILOH - U S EVEN D AYS ’ B ATTLES - C 2 ND BATTLE OF B ULL R UN - C F REDERICKSBURG - C 1863 C HANCELLORSVILLE - C G ETTYSBURG - U ( TURNING POINT OF WAR ) V ICKSBURG - U C HATTANOOGA - U 1864 P ETERSBURG - U A TLANTA - U S AVANNAH - U 1865 A PPOMATTOX - U

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