Civil War Jeopardy
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U.S. President during the Civil
War.
LEADERS 100
Abraham Lincoln
Most famous “conductor” or the
Underground Railroad.
LEADERS 200
Harriet Tubman
LEADERS 300
President of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
LEADERS 400
General of the Union Army who accepted
Lee’s surrender.
Ulysses S. Grant
LEADERS 500
General for the Confederacy, first asked to lead the Union Army but returned home to
fight with his family.
Robert E. Lee
AMENDMENTS 100
Word meaning changes to the
constitutionamendment
AMENDMENTS 200
This amendment officially abolished
slavery
13th amendment
AMENDMENTS 300
Gave all citizens, including blacks, the
right to vote.
15th amendment
AMENDMENTS 400
This declared that all former slaves are now citizens of the
U.S.14th Amendment
AMENDMENTS 500
What are the first 10 amendments to the Constitution
called?Bill of Rights
BATTLES 100
The beginning battle of the Civil
War
Fort Sumter
BATTLES 200
Place where Lee’s army surrendered,
ending the war
Appomattox Courthouse
BATTLES 300
Campaign led by the Union that started in Tennessee and
ended in Savannah, GeorgiaSherman’s March to the Sea
BATTLES 400
This city was burned by Sherman
because there were may war supplies stockpiled there.Atlanta
BATTLES 500
Union victory that is a turning point of
the warGettysburg
MISC. 100
Laws passed by southern states to
control newly freed African Americans
Jim Crow Laws
MISC. 200
Northerners who moved to the South
after the war to profit; political and financial
opportunistsCarpetbaggers
MISC. 300
Tenant farmers, rent land and tools in
exchange for a share of the cropSharecropping
MISC. 400
Organization set up by Congress to help
the freed slaves
Freedman’s Bureau
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What is the term used to describe a loyalty
to one part of a county?
Sectionalism