Jeopardy A?B?C?D?E? $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 ANSWER The name of the fort where the Civil War began.

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Jeopardy A?B?C?D?E? $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

ANSWER The name of the fort where the Civil War began

QUESTION What is: Fort Sumter

ANSWER The Underground Railroad existed because people wanted to help these people escape

QUESTION Who are: slaves

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: New York sent the fewest number of soldiers to the Civil War

QUESTION What is: FALSE, FALSE, FALSE! New York State sent the largest number of soldiers to the front line!

ANSWER The number of years the Civil War lasted

QUESTION What is: 4 years

ANSWER The name of the people who started the Underground Railroad. Frederick Douglass was one of these people

QUESTION What is: an Abolitionist

ANSWER Fort Sumter is located here; also the name of the first state to secede from the U.S.

QUESTION What is: off the coast of South Carolina

ANSWER This person was elected President of the United States in 1860

QUESTION Who is: Abraham Lincoln

ANSWER The name and number added to the U.S. Constitution after the Civil War. It stated the abolishment of slavery everywhere in the United States

QUESTION What is: the 13 th Amendment

ANSWER These people sounded military calls for troops to follow

QUESTION Who are: Drummer Boys

ANSWER This person commanded and lead the entire Union Army

QUESTION Who is: Ulysses S. Grant

ANSWER This person disguised herself as a Union soldier and spent two years fighting against the Confederacy

QUESTION Who is: Sarah Rosetta Wakeman

ANSWER This person became the United States’ first female doctor

QUESTION Who is: Elizabeth Blackwell

ANSWER This word means: to break away from

QUESTION What is: secede

ANSWER This word means: to change something in hopes of making it better

QUESTION What is: reform

ANSWER This is the name of the official document written by Abraham Lincoln that promised freedom to enslaved people in the Confederacy

QUESTION What is: The Emancipation Proclamation

ANSWER The name of the war fought between the Northern and Southern states

QUESTION What is: the Civil War

ANSWER The name given to the Southern states who broke away from the United States

QUESTION What is: the Confederacy

ANSWER The name given to the Northern states that remained in the United States

QUESTION What is: the Union

ANSWER This is the name of the network of secret routes used by escaping slaves

QUESTION What is: the Underground Railroad

ANSWER Name of one of the world’s first iron warships that was built in Brooklyn, New York, for the Union soldiers

QUESTION What is: the Monitor

ANSWER This woman decided to spend her life working for women’s rights

QUESTION Who is: Elizabeth Cady Stanton

ANSWER This woman was arrested because she voted in an election

QUESTION Who is: Susan B. Anthony

ANSWER The name of the abolitionist who started a newspaper called the North Star. They spoke out against slavery and supported women’s rights.

QUESTION Who is: Frederick Douglass

ANSWER This was the first state to secede from the United States

QUESTION What is: South Carolina

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: The important thing about the Civil War is that the United States DID NOT break apart forever

QUESTION What is: THANK GOODNESS, TRUE! We fought but stuck together!