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Who was the President of the
United States during the Civil
War? The Confederacy?
Category #1 Question 400
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At the end of the war, who was the
military commander of the Union? The
Confederacy?
Category #1 Question 600
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Which Union general led a march to
Atlanta, destroying the South and trying to take away its will
to fight.
Category #1 Question 800
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Which Southern general, noted for
his bravery in battle, earned his nickname at the
Battle of Bull Run?
Category #1 Question 1000
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Who were two Union generals who were not named in the other answers in
this category?
Category #2 Question 200
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What was the first battle of the Civil War? In which state
did it take place?
Category #2 Question 400
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What was the first major
battle of the Civil War? What did both sides
know as a result of this battle?
Category #2 Question 600
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What was the bloodiest one day battle of the Civil
War? What important
document was issued as a result
of this battle?
Category #2 Question 800
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Why was the battle of Gettysburg important? In
which state did it take place? In which year?
Category #2 Question 1000
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Name any three other battles of the
Civil War not mentioned in the other questions in
this category.
Category #3 Question 200
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The Confederates claimed they did
not secede because of slavery. What was their reason
for seceding?
Category #3 Question 400
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The Union had almost every
material advantage in the war. What were two advantages
that the Confederates had?
Category #3 Question 600
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What was the main idea of the
Emancipation Proclamation?
Category #3 Question 800
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Which document introduced the idea of “a new
birth of freedom”? What does this
mean?
Category #3 Question 1000
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On what date did the Emancipation Proclamation take effect? Why did it
not take effect immediately?
Category #4 Question 200
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Define Confederac
y.
Category #4 Question 400
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Define Union.
Category #4 Question 600
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Define total war.
Category #4 Question 800
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Define border states. Name
them.
Category #4 Question 1000
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Category #5 Question 200
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How many years ago did the Civil War begin? Your answer should be in scores and, if
necessary, put in decimal form.
Category 1 Answer 200
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Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson
Davis
Category 1 Answer 400
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Ulysses S. Grant andRobert E. Lee
Category 1 Answer 600
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General William Tecumseh Sherman
Category 1 Answer 800
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General “Stonewall”
Jackson
Category 1 Answer 1000
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General McClellan, General Mead, and
others will be accepted.
Category 2 Answer 200
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The Battle of Fort Sumter,
South Carolina
Category 2 Answer 400
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The Battle of Bull Run. Both
sides knew they needed training
and that it would be a long
war.
Category 2 Answer 600
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The Battle of Antietam led
to the Emancipation Proclamation
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It was the turning point of the war.
Pennsylvania, 1863
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Many answers will be accepted,
including Vicksburg,
Fredericksburg, Shiloh, and more.
Category 3 Answer 200
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States’ rights.
Category 3 Answer 400
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The South was fighting to protect
their homes, to protect their way
of life, and to protect their
property.
Category 3 Answer 600
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Confederate states who did not rejoin the Union would
have their slaves freed.
Category 3 Answer 800
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The Gettysburg Address. “A new birth of freedom”
means that the war is now about freedom for everybody,
including slaves.
Category 3 Answer 1000
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January 1, 1863. This gave
Confederate states time to
consider rejoining the Union.
Category 4 Answer 200
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The states that seceded from the United States of
America.
Category 4 Answer 400
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The states that remained loyal to the United States
of America.
Category 4 Answer 600
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Total war is the military strategy in which everything
that an enemy owns is destroyed in order to get the
enemy to surrender.
Category 4 Answer 800
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Slave states remaining in the
Union. They were Maryland, Delaware,
Kentucky, and Missouri.
Category 4 Answer 1000
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