Civil War Exam Flashcards

0
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What were Northerners called?

A

Union

Yankees

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What years was the civil war?

A

1861-1865

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Who was the president of the Union and what was the capital?

A

Abraham Lincoln

Washington DC

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3
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What were Southerners called?

A

Confederacy

Rebels

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Who was the president of the confederacy and what were the capitals?

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Jefferson Davis
1st Montgomery, Alabama
2nd Richmond, Virginia

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What was the unofficial border between the North and the South?

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Mason-Dixon Line

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What were the four border states?

A

Missouri
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky

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Northern Advantages

A
Larger population
More raw materials
More money
More railroads 
Large navy (671)
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Southern Advantages

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Fighting on familiar land
Better generals
Europe might help
Close food supply
Better basic skills
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The First Battle of Bull Run was also known as what?

A

First Manssas

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Who gained fame at the First Bull Run for holding the Confederate line?

A

Stonewall Jackson

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11
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Who won First Bull Run?

A

South

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12
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King Cotton Diplomacy

A

Use of cotton as a negotiating tool

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13
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Why was England for war?

A

Take New England/ eliminate economic competition

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14
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Why were England and France against the war?

A

Feared North

Against slavery

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15
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Why was France for the war?

A

Expand empire in Mexico

Eliminate economic competition

16
Q

Who was the Northern general at the battle of Shiloh?

A

Ulysses S. Grant

17
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Who was the Southern general at the battle of Shiloh?

A

Albert S. Johnston

18
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Who was the Northern general at the First Battle of Bull Run?

A

Irvin McDowell

19
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Who was the Southern general at the First Battle Of Bull Run?

A

P.T. Beauregard

20
Q

What was the bloodiest one-day battle of the war?

A

Antietam

21
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Who was the Northern general at the battle of Antietam?

A

George McClellan

22
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Who was the Southern general at the Battle of Antietam?

A

Robert E Lee

23
Q

What were 3 effects of the Emancipation Proclamation?

A

Freed all slaves in confederate territory (not border states)
Europe now refuses to help south
1/4 of all slave indirectly gain freedom

24
Q

Black Soldiers

A
Paid less
Under white officers
Prejudice
Chores
200,000 fought
South would hang
25
Q

What was the first Black unit recruited?

A

54th Massachusetts

26
Q

The 54th Massachusetts attacked where? Led by who?

A

Ft. Wagner, SC

Robert Gould Shaw

27
Q

13th Amendment

A

Ended slavery

28
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14th Amendment

A

Citizenship

29
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15th Amendment

A

Vote

30
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Grant laid siege to what city for 1 year?

A

Vicksburg

31
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Who was the Northern general at the battle of Gettysburg

A

George Meade

32
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Who was the Southern general at the battle of Gettysburg?

A

Robert E Lee

33
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Soldiers: Basic Facts

A
Often 1st time away from home
Ave. age 18
Constant marching/drilling
Cards, letters, books, baseball, music
Wool uniforms
North: coffee, beans, salt pork, hardtack 
South: bacon, cornbread, hardtack
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Challenges

A

Draft
South having trouble feeding/replacing men
Disease

35
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Where did Lee surrender?

A

Appomattox Courthouse, VA

36
Q

Effects of the War

A
750,000 dead
Many widows
More industry
Couldn't secede
South in shambles
4 million slaves freed
Fed. Government more powerful
37
Q

Who assassinated Lincoln?

A

John Wilkes Booth

38
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Where was Lincoln assassinated?

A

Ford’s Theater