civil war Crossword Puzzles
Civil war crossword project 2021-11-10
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- To lie in wait for an unexpected attack.
- Loyal to the Confederacy. Also Southern or Rebel.
- A soldier who was wounded, killed, or missing in action.
- The lowest rank in the army.
- A place where weapons and other military supplies are stored.
- The long metal tube on a gun through which a projectile is fired.
- Troops, like the National Guard, who are only called out to defend the land in an emergency.
- Someone who wishes to abolish or get rid of slavery.
- Term for a Northerner who opposed the war effort.
- To formally approve or sanction.
- A large gap or “hole” in a fortification's walls or embankments caused by artillery or mines, exposing the inside of the fortification to assault.
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- The science of growing crops or raising livestock; farming.
- An overwhelming, advancing force that crushes or seems to crush everything in its path.
- Freedom from slavery
- To practice marching, military formations, and the steps in firing and handling one's weapon.
- To rush towards the enemy.
- The effort by the North to keep ships from entering or leaving Southern ports.
- The term used for military supplies, such as weaponry and ammunition.
- A branch of the military in which soldiers traveled and fought on foot.
- Round container used to carry water; made of wood or tin and carried over the shoulder by a strap.
- A series of military operations that form a distinct phase of the War.
21 Clues: Freedom from slavery • To rush towards the enemy. • The lowest rank in the army. • To formally approve or sanction. • To lie in wait for an unexpected attack. • Loyal to the Confederacy. Also Southern or Rebel. • Term for a Northerner who opposed the war effort. • Someone who wishes to abolish or get rid of slavery. • ...
Civil War Vocabulary Review 2022-02-23
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- A person who wanted slavery to end.
- Indirect veto of a legislative bill.
- Money or thing that's appropriated.
- To put an end to by satisfying.
- A rising against established authority.
- National or individual wealth available.
- Cannot be divided.
- To compel, force.
- A general pardon for past offenses.
- A military blockade of a city or place.
- Setting free from slavery.
- Can't be overthrown; resistant to attack.
- A plan of action or statement of a group.
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- A bridge built on floating structures.
- An expert in economics.
- Regional prejudice, interests, hatred.
- Most Republicans in Reconstruction.
- Charges on imports or exports.
- Conditional release from prison or jail.
- The right to vote; the act of voting.
- Of a republic.
- Balance.
- To accuse a public officer of wrongdoing.
- Legal proceedings with rules.
- Contract to serve or work for a period.
- Closing of Confederate ports and harbors.
- Refusing to trade with.
27 Clues: Balance. • Of a republic. • To compel, force. • Cannot be divided. • An expert in economics. • Refusing to trade with. • Setting free from slavery. • Legal proceedings with rules. • Charges on imports or exports. • To put an end to by satisfying. • A person who wanted slavery to end. • Most Republicans in Reconstruction. • Money or thing that's appropriated. • ...
GA Studies- Civil War 2022-01-12
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- Compromise set where Missouri became a slave state and Maine a free state. Slavery would now not be allowed above the 36,30 line of latitude
- an act or means of sealing off a place to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving
- the plan that helped strategize and win the war
- a state in which slavery and the slave trade were legal
- a state of the US in which slavery was illegal
- first state to secede from the Union
- the state of being united or joined
- general for the Confederate States of America
- The battle where William T. Sherman took control of the railroads
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- Compromise set to make the north and south happy by making CA a free state, but other states would now be open to slavery. a very strict fugitive slave act was set. GA Platform was created because of this compromise
- Northern soldier, W.T Sherman, spread his army around the south and destroyed land and supplies.
- Southern group which was lead by Jefferson Davis.
- To grant someone freedom
- withdraw formally from membership in a federal union, an alliance, or a political or religious organization
- the bloodiest day in American History
- Civil war camp that killed millions of people
- came after the battle of Antietam
- Largest cause of the Civil War. Union believed the south should not enslave people, while the south thought otherwise
- the city that Sherman took over and destroyed
- Northern Group. This group was lead by Abraham Lincoln
- Survival of the Union or independence for the Confederacy
21 Clues: To grant someone freedom • came after the battle of Antietam • the state of being united or joined • first state to secede from the Union • the bloodiest day in American History • Civil war camp that killed millions of people • the city that Sherman took over and destroyed • general for the Confederate States of America • a state of the US in which slavery was illegal • ...
Civil War Pt Two 2021-09-24
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- Treat the South with this when war over
- Burned everything in their path on this
- Lee's right hand man
- Ran against Lincoln in 1864
- This was a siege & led to people eating rats
- Turning point in war
- Don't have this against the South when war over
- Old tactics & better guns led to higher
- Bloodiest day of war
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- He killed Lincoln
- Court house where war officially ended
- Appointed to lead Southern campaign for Union
- What happened to Lincoln in Ford's Theater
- Attacks against men, women & children
- They suffered b/c of lack of food & supplies
- The new look of the bullet (no hyphen)
- This soared to 7000%
- Was promoted to lead the army after taking Mississ.
- City that was burned & fell to Union forces
- New type of naval ship
20 Clues: He killed Lincoln • Lee's right hand man • This soared to 7000% • Turning point in war • Bloodiest day of war • New type of naval ship • Ran against Lincoln in 1864 • Attacks against men, women & children • Court house where war officially ended • The new look of the bullet (no hyphen) • Treat the South with this when war over • Burned everything in their path on this • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction 2018-11-13
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- laws that segregated blacks and whites
- if your grandfather couldn't vote, you can't vote
- cycle of farming that former slaves were forced into. They worked until their debts were paid off.
- reading and writing tests needed to vote
- rebuilding of the South and the country after the Civil War
- people who share a common culture
- to get rid of something
- Amendment that gave former slaves citizenship
- a person who wanted to get rid of slavery
- separation of blacks and whites
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- to set free
- taxes needed to vote
- treating someone differently
- murder of an important person
- how power is won and lost
- made by hand or by machine
- in the country
- Amendment that gave black men the right to vote
- in the city
- pride in your area of the country
- Amendment that freed the slaves
21 Clues: to set free • in the city • in the country • taxes needed to vote • to get rid of something • how power is won and lost • made by hand or by machine • treating someone differently • murder of an important person • Amendment that freed the slaves • separation of blacks and whites • people who share a common culture • pride in your area of the country • ...
Post Civil War Crossword 2016-11-18
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- Americas Greatest inventor
- Cut workers pay leading to strike
- Owning all related businesses
- a way of burning impurities out of iron
- stole land in Oklahoma before the big rush
- obeyed the laws of the rush in Oklahoma for land
- believes in survival of the fittest
- strike on 8 hour work days
- connected the east and west
- People who bought large land areas to sell.
- Government ownership of businesses
- Company in complete control
- Lead by terence Powderly
- ..... changed the relationship between the workers and owners?
- Getting around anti monopoly laws
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- name for a train with two engines in the front
- produced sleeping cars for railroads
- Driving competitors out of business with low prices
- Symbol of the US becoming a world power
- trying to turn Native Americans into everyday Americans.
- tried to assassinate Frick
- Production increases the cost of each item produced is lowered
- Federal land that is for the Native Americans.
- Only allowed skilled workers
- Led American Railway Union
- Loose association of business
- Tax on imported goods.
- created Morse Code
- Industrialists that were praised for creating jobs
- Person who signed the Homestead Act.
30 Clues: created Morse Code • Tax on imported goods. • Lead by terence Powderly • Americas Greatest inventor • tried to assassinate Frick • Led American Railway Union • strike on 8 hour work days • connected the east and west • Company in complete control • Only allowed skilled workers • Owning all related businesses • Loose association of business • Cut workers pay leading to strike • ...
Civil War Worksheet - Duy 2016-11-18
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- One of the first labor unions tried to organize all workers into unions
- The way of getting around anti monopoly laws
- When things are done in the same way
- Leader of Knights of Labor
- Set up to provide 160 acres to Indian families so they could become self sufficient.
- New way of burning the impurities out of iron to producing better steel
- Philosophy that believes in the survival of the fittest in business
- The strike in 1893 leaded by George Pullman
- Leader of the American Federation of labor
- The strike in 1886
- America's greatest inventor
- Gaining control of many different businesses that make up all phases if a product's development
- A philosophy that suggested government ownership of businesses and the equal distribution of wealth created by those businesses
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- term which means government shouldn't control the economy
- People who bought large areas in land in the hope of selling it later for a profit
- The strike in 1892
- The war between George Custer's group and 2000 Indians
- A loose association of businesses who produce the same product
- The attack led by John Chivington to the Cheyenne when they moved to Sand Creek
- An attempt by the government to turn Native Americans into the rest of society
- The leader of the Cheyenne
- land parcels for the owners to help them know exactly what they owned and what they could do with it
- People who cheated and went into Oklahoma early and claimed some of the best parcels of land
- The act signed by President Lincoln in 1862 about the rules for land buyers
- A company is in complete control of a product or service
- Inventor of Morse Code which helped people sending messages over wires
- Inventor of telephone
- The Ghost dances of Indians to scare the officials
- Federal lands that were set aside specifically for Native Americans to live on
- A market structure were only a few large profitable companies control most of the production
30 Clues: The strike in 1892 • The strike in 1886 • Inventor of telephone • Leader of Knights of Labor • The leader of the Cheyenne • America's greatest inventor • When things are done in the same way • The strike in 1893 leaded by George Pullman • Leader of the American Federation of labor • The way of getting around anti monopoly laws • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2014-04-14
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- this was a battle over white settlement in the Indiana territory.
- this battle was one of the bloodiest encounters of the civil war.
- he was the president for the north.
- freedom from slavery.
- this battle left more than 50,000 soldiers dead or wounded and the south NEVER invaded the north again.
- this battle was one of the union's worst defeats.
- the union countered with its own ironclad, the ______.
- cap worn by civil war soldiers; more prevalent among union soldiers.
- a northerner; someone loyal to the federal government of the united states.
- to formally enroll in the army or to call roll.
- to formally approve or sanction.
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- someone who wishes to get rid of slavery.
- in this day-long battle more than 23,000 soldiers were killed or wounded.
- the lowest rank in the army.
- this battle showed both the union and the confederacy that their soldiers needed training.
- in this battle the union captured the Mississippi River.
- in 1863 this battle was an important victory for the confederacy.
- loyal to the confederate states.
- he was the president for the south.
- the union used its navy to ______ southern ports.
20 Clues: freedom from slavery. • the lowest rank in the army. • loyal to the confederate states. • to formally approve or sanction. • he was the president for the north. • he was the president for the south. • someone who wishes to get rid of slavery. • to formally enroll in the army or to call roll. • this battle was one of the union's worst defeats. • ...
Causes of Civil War 2016-01-27
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- Tried to arm slaves for a uprising against their masters - Harper’s Ferry
- 1787 law that kept slavery out of the territories
- John Brown’s raid of this arsenal (gun storage) was to start a slave uprising.
- Slave Law (Act) to return runaway slaves to their owners.
- Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin
- servants who worked for 5-7 years for a trip to America
- Political party started to stop the spread of slavery
- The Liberator publisher
- Movement to get rid of slavery
- Liberator Newspaper for immediate abolition
- His cabin is the setting of a book about the horrors of slavery
- Kansas nickname due to fighting over slavery.
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- Debate view supported voting over slavery (squatter sovereignty)
- Self rule - squatters/popular--- means voting on slavery
- The Great Compromiser
- Repealed the Missouri Compromise - allowing popular sovereignty.
- Free state according to the Compromise of 1850.
- Leave The south began this after Lincoln’s election
- Compromise that make the 36º30’ slavery line
- “A nation divided cannot stand” statement in debate
20 Clues: The Great Compromiser • The Liberator publisher • Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin • Movement to get rid of slavery • Liberator Newspaper for immediate abolition • Compromise that make the 36º30’ slavery line • Kansas nickname due to fighting over slavery. • Free state according to the Compromise of 1850. • 1787 law that kept slavery out of the territories • ...
Manifest Destiny - Civil War 2023-10-31
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- Established in 1854 because of the Kansas - Nebraska Act - pushed an Anti - Slavery Platform.
- A judicial principle that states that a person cannot be held in prison without first being charged with a specific crime. Lincoln suspened this right during the war and his critics claimed it was a blatant abuse of presidential power.
- John Browns attempt to raid a federal arsenal to equip slaves to rebel against their owners. Caught and hung for treason.
- General of the Confederate Army. Would be a Major Advantage for the Confederate Army.
- 1st Battle of the Civil War in Charleston, South Carolina in April of 1861.
- 1. Admission of California as a free state. 2. Created Utah and New Mexico as territories who would decide the answer to the question of slavery by popular sovereignty. 3. Settled a Texas - New Mexico boundary dispute in the former's favor. 4. Ended Slave Trade in DC. 5. Stricter fugitive slave law.
- Law enacted by Congress in 1793 and 1850 these laws provided for the return of escaped slaves to their owners.
- Lee surrenders to Grant ending the Civil War on April 9, 1865.
- Believed Kansas - Nebraska Act and that Popular Sovereignty would solve the issues of slavery.
- Law passed after the issuing of the Emancipation Proclamation that allowed African Americans to fight in the war.
- Single Day Bloodiest Battle of the War - 23,000 killed that day. Major victory needed for Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation in 1862.
- Most famous nurse who created the Red Cross and supported by Lincoln to help assist the wounded in war.
- 16th President of the United States, President during the Civil War, and assassinated by John Wilks Booth.
- Popular Sovereignty would be used in the territories of Kansas and Nebraska to decide for themselves whether or not to allow slavery within their borders. The Act served to repeal the Missouri Compromise of 1820 which prohibited slavery north of latitude 36°30´.
- An aggressive slogan adopted in the Oregon boundary dispute, a dispute over where the border between Canada and Oregon should be drawn.
- The Idea of attacking military and civilian targets during war.
- Providing settlers 160 acres of public land. In exchange, homesteaders paid a small filing fee and were required to complete five years of continuous residence before receiving ownership of the land.
- The idea that the people of a given territory should decide whether to allow slavery or not.
- A decorative ALL Black unit during the Civil War.
- 1846 - 1848 Conflict over boundary dispute and the annexation of Texas.
- Issed after the Battle of Antietam that declared as of January 1, 1863, all slaves in the rebellious states "shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free."
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- Appointed General of the Union Army in 1864. Most Famous of the Union Generals who would because the 18th President of the United States.
- Election of Lincoln and the immediate cause of South Carolina seceding from the Union.
- Slave states that didn't secede from the Union - Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, & Delaware.
- Famous Abolitionist and conductor of the Underground Railroad.
- AKA - The Draft
- Turning point of the war - 53,000 killed over a 3 - day period. Led to Lincoln issuing the Gettysburg Address.
- Key to the Mississippi - Turning Point of the West.
- A political party that opposed the extension of slavery in new territories - Slogan “free soil, free speech, free labor, and free men”.
- President of the Confederate States of America.
- Slaves were considered property not citizens and had no right to sue in court.
- Network of escape routes out of the South to freedom in the North.
- Ended the Mexican - American War in 1848. US pays $15 million and gains Mexican cession including California.
- 11 Southern, Slave, States who seceded from the Union after the Election of 1860.
- Sixty-mile-wide swath of destruction across Georgia to deprive the Confederate army of war materials and railroad communications and break the will of the Southern people by burning towns and plantations.
- A confederate general who was known for his fearlessness in leading rapid marches bold flanking movements and furious assaults. He earned his nickname at the battle of first bull run for standing courageously against union fire.
- Lincoln's run for Illinois Senate that brought him into the national spotlight with his views and/or beliefs.
- Introduced an amendment to a bill stating slavery would not exist in any land gained from Mexico.
- The belief that it was our God Given Right to expand from ocean to ocean - Atlantic to the Pacific.
- Series of violent disturbances in New York City that were the culmination of discontent with new laws passed by Congress to draft men to fight in the ongoing American Civil War.
- Bleeding Kansas is the term used to describe the period of violence during the settling of the Kansas territory.
- Union Strategy - Block all Southern Ports - Split the Confederacy into two then slowly squeeze them into submission.
- Radical abolitionist - Felt that violence was necessary to end slavery.
43 Clues: AKA - The Draft • President of the Confederate States of America. • A decorative ALL Black unit during the Civil War. • Key to the Mississippi - Turning Point of the West. • Famous Abolitionist and conductor of the Underground Railroad. • Lee surrenders to Grant ending the Civil War on April 9, 1865. • The Idea of attacking military and civilian targets during war. • ...
Prelude to Civil War 2024-02-01
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- famous conductor on the Underground Railroad
- suffragists made this declaration that "all men AND women were created equal."
- fighting in kansas between pro-slavery and anti-slavery supporters
- tax on imports and exports
- manufacturing raw materials into goods
- abolitionist led rebellion at Harpers Ferry; was executed for treason
- Abolitionist and suffragist
- law passed in Compromise of 1850, slave masters could capture escaped slaves and bring them back to their plantations
- compromise in 1820; admitted Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state
- abolitionist newspaper
- Senator known as the Great Compromiser
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- wrote novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
- abolitionist and was a former slave
- the people vote
- Act that repealed Missouri Compromise by allowing popular sovereignty; resulted in fighting
- to formally leave a country
- farming
- Network of abolitionists that helped escaped slaves to freedom
- to cancel
- to agree or settle a disagreement
- to resist or fight against authority
- lead a slave rebellion in Va
- right to vote
- Admitted California as a free state and allowed other territories popular sovereignty
24 Clues: farming • to cancel • right to vote • the people vote • abolitionist newspaper • tax on imports and exports • to formally leave a country • Abolitionist and suffragist • lead a slave rebellion in Va • wrote novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" • to agree or settle a disagreement • abolitionist and was a former slave • to resist or fight against authority • manufacturing raw materials into goods • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction 2024-02-16
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- Renting land by paying with a portion of the crop produced
- Last name of the General of the Confederate Army
- Last name of the President of the Confederate States
- Last name of the President of the Union
- Union strategy for defeating the Confederacy by "squeezing" them in
- A statement issued by President Lincoln that free slaves in the Confederate states at the end of the war
- An amendment to the Constitution that gave all male citizens the right to vote
- Last name of the President who was almost impeached
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- shutting off an area by troops or ships to keep people and supplies from moving in or out
- A 3 minute speech given by President Lincoln at the site of the Gettysburg battle that inspired the Union
- An agency set up to provide food, schools, and medical care to freed slaves in the South
- An amendment to the Constitution that gave all African Americans citizenship and protection under the law
- Bringing charges against an elected official by the House of Representatives
- Amendment to the US Constitution to abolish slavery in 1865
- the rebuilding or healing of the country after the war
- Last name of the General of the Union Army
- Laws that denied African Americans many civil rights
- Requires men of a certain age to serve in the military if they are called
- The separation of whites and blacks
- Last name of the guy who lead the "March to the Sea"
- The murder of a political or government leader
- A method of warfare used to destroy the opposing army and the people's will to fight
22 Clues: The separation of whites and blacks • Last name of the President of the Union • Last name of the General of the Union Army • The murder of a political or government leader • Last name of the General of the Confederate Army • Last name of the President who was almost impeached • Last name of the President of the Confederate States • ...
Road to Civil War 2022-10-17
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- One of the Great Compromisers from Kentucky
- wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin in the 1850s and made Queen Victoria cry
- made slavery profitable
- passed in 1820 kept the balance of power in the senate among the states
- Invented the Cotton gin
- Another one of the Great Compromisers from Massachusetts
- southerners referred to slavery as
- Idea that new territories would decide the status of Slavery
- Force anyone north or south to assist in the return of runaway slaves
- Was seen as a rising star in the Republican party by 1858
- where many slaves ran to on the underground railroad
- Great compromise and fire-eater from South Carolina
- This was a trade route for slaves in colonial America
- In Chief justice Taney's ruling he stated Black men had no rights slave or free
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- slave that was a conductor on the underground railroad
- Supreme Court case ruled the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional
- person opposed to slavery
- was an escape route north for runaway slaves
- led a failed slave revolt at Harpers Ferry Virginia
- He debated Lincoln in 1858 on the issue of popular sovereignty
- person who openly favored succession by the 1850s
- Was King in the south by the 1850s
- the 1850s this territory exploded into guerilla warfare over popular Sovereignty
- Ruled the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional in the mid-1850s
- challenged his freedom all the way to the Supreme Court but lost in the end
25 Clues: made slavery profitable • Invented the Cotton gin • person opposed to slavery • Was King in the south by the 1850s • southerners referred to slavery as • One of the Great Compromisers from Kentucky • was an escape route north for runaway slaves • person who openly favored succession by the 1850s • led a failed slave revolt at Harpers Ferry Virginia • ...
Bleeding kansas & civil war 2023-03-06
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- northeast douglas county
- the distinction between right or wrong
- betraying your country
- a crop for the purpose of selling
- someone who has committed a crime
- he made the ks\ne act
- the war that was fought because of slavery
- to set free
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- a group of people who help escaped slaves get to canada
- a person who is against slavery
- allows people to vote on slavery
- to seal off
- the 16th president
- a follower or advocate of economic expansion
- a famous abolitionist
- the act of violence or open restraint to a government or ruler
- the act of revoking a law
- someone who dies for their beliefs
- a state that does not allow slavery
- cutting supplies from a place
20 Clues: to seal off • to set free • the 16th president • a famous abolitionist • he made the ks\ne act • betraying your country • northeast douglas county • the act of revoking a law • cutting supplies from a place • a person who is against slavery • allows people to vote on slavery • a crop for the purpose of selling • someone who has committed a crime • someone who dies for their beliefs • ...
civil war crossword puzzle 2023-02-17
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- the south's new name
- a fast boat the confederate used to get past the blockabe
- the general who had the south surrender
- where they held the surrender signing
- the plan the unions made to take over the south
- the first state to secede
- confederate general leader of the war
- the 16th president
- leaving a big political party
- the unions fort in the south
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- one of the most bloodiest one-day battles
- the cost of everything going up
- the north
- the union general leader of the war
- the people against slavery
- a confederate boat that sank the first submarine
- also known as First Battle of Bull Run
- the states that stayed with the north even though they had slaves
- north v.s south
- the turning point of the war
20 Clues: the north • north v.s south • the 16th president • the south's new name • the first state to secede • the people against slavery • the turning point of the war • the unions fort in the south • leaving a big political party • the cost of everything going up • the union general leader of the war • where they held the surrender signing • confederate general leader of the war • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-06
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- a party who's main goal was to stop slavery
- the group that wanted slaves
- country fighting over slaves
- an official order
- stopping transportation of goods or people in an area
- Texas governor
- killed black people
- one of the states that had slaves
- a person who has been freed from slavery
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- a tax placed on imported or exported goods
- a state that suffered through the civil war
- created to help freedmen
- rights belonging to all citizens
- 16th president of the US
- governor of Texas
- received 47,548 vote in Texas
- the group that doesn't want slavery
- date for election of officers of the new state government
- elected as Texas's first confederte governor
- when people are sent to fight in the war without choice
20 Clues: Texas governor • an official order • governor of Texas • killed black people • created to help freedmen • 16th president of the US • the group that wanted slaves • country fighting over slaves • received 47,548 vote in Texas • rights belonging to all citizens • one of the states that had slaves • the group that doesn't want slavery • a person who has been freed from slavery • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-16
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- Another name for the north during the war
- The turning point of the war
- Leaving a country
- The last straw for the south before the war started
- When a slave is freed
- Freedom from slavery
- A person that get hurts or killed during a war
- A order by Abraham Lincoln where slaves were freed in the Union states
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- a state that allowed slavery but didn't secede from the Union
- The murderer of Abraham Lincoln
- A person that wanted to end slavery
- A human that is owned and forced to do labor by another human
- Another name for the south during the war
- When a political figure is murdered
- An effort to stop people from getting in and out of a port
- A large area of farmland where slaves worked
- Leader of the Confederate army
- Leader of the Union army
- Before the war
- Served as nurses, volunteers, etc.
20 Clues: Before the war • Leaving a country • Freedom from slavery • When a slave is freed • Leader of the Union army • The turning point of the war • Leader of the Confederate army • The murderer of Abraham Lincoln • Served as nurses, volunteers, etc. • A person that wanted to end slavery • When a political figure is murdered • Another name for the south during the war • ...
Unit 9: Civil War 2024-04-30
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- Paper money issued by the U.S. government
- The side or edge of a military formation
- Allowed African American males to vote
- A warship equipped with iron plating for protection
- Abolished slavery
- Decree issued by President Lincoln freeing enslaved people in those parts of the confederacy still in rebellion on Jan 1st, 1863
- Stream or smaller river that feeds into a larger river
- To meet; to come face to face with
- A soldier who is killed, wounded, captured, or missing in battle
- This person assassinated Abraham Lincoln
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- The place where General Lee surrender to General Grant
- To make stronger
- Gave citizenship to all people born in the U.S.
- To leave behind or give up
- Refuse to give in
- Reward or payment
- The 16th U.S. president
- A strategy of bringing war to the entire society, not just the military
- The president of the Confederate States of America
- To hand out; spread around
20 Clues: To make stronger • Refuse to give in • Reward or payment • Abolished slavery • The 16th U.S. president • To leave behind or give up • To hand out; spread around • To meet; to come face to face with • Allowed African American males to vote • The side or edge of a military formation • This person assassinated Abraham Lincoln • Paper money issued by the U.S. government • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction 2023-04-24
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- battle that limited the confederate's communication by splitting them in two sections
- after lincoln's assassination and johnson's impeachment, the _____ party took over all elections
- nickname given to thomas jackson after his heroic efforts in the battle at bull run
- the confederate's main supply line that was lost after the battle at vicksburg
- amendment that would abolish slavery
- era consisting of the freedmen's bureau, black codes, and sharecropping
- the second most northern battle of the civil war that was also the bloodiest
- the most northern battle fought in the civil war
- amendment that gave all men, even former slaves, the right to vote
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- california was added as a free state / fugitive slave law was enforced due to the _____ of 1850
- the only president of the confederacy (last name)
- the _____ compromise maintained the balance of the union and confederacy
- state where riots broke out during the vote to allow slavery or not
- president who was impeached for not enforcing radical republican policies (last name)
- president who wanted to stop states from seceding and keep the union together (last name)
- commanding general of the union army (last name)
- confederate general who would surrender at appomattox court hosue, virginia (last name)
- poll taxes and literacy tests limited african-americans ability to _____
- economic advantage the union had of being able to produce their own equipment and supplies
- black code that resulted in many former slaves going in to debt
- 200,000 of these men and women were freed and allowed to fight for the union as a result of the emancipation proclamation
- transportation system that gave the union a huge advantage
- first african-american congressman (last name)
- amendment that gave former slaves the right to serve on juries while giving them citizenship
24 Clues: amendment that would abolish slavery • first african-american congressman (last name) • commanding general of the union army (last name) • the most northern battle fought in the civil war • the only president of the confederacy (last name) • transportation system that gave the union a huge advantage • black code that resulted in many former slaves going in to debt • ...
Civil War Crossword puzzle 2022-11-15
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- The later commander of Union forces
- The deadliest 1-day battle
- Confederate leader who was the leader of the KKK
- Which amendment freed all blacks?
- Which amendment protected all blacks?
- The only Confederate general to be executed
- Domestic terrorists who attacked blacks
- The Nation that fought the North
- Republicans who wanted to punish the south
- Assassinated Lincoln
- The man who launched the March to the Sea
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- All runaways would be returned to slavery
- The deadliest battle overall
- Which amendment had all black males vote?
- The worst civil war POW camp
- An era where the South rebuilt
- runners CSA ships that smuggled supplies
- This city was not burned as it had a large stash of cotton
- Presidential reconstruction made by Lincoln
- The commander of the confederate armies
- The Nation that fought the South
21 Clues: Assassinated Lincoln • The deadliest 1-day battle • The deadliest battle overall • The worst civil war POW camp • An era where the South rebuilt • The Nation that fought the North • The Nation that fought the South • Which amendment freed all blacks? • The later commander of Union forces • Which amendment protected all blacks? • Domestic terrorists who attacked blacks • ...
U.S History: Civil War 2022-09-26
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- Treaty that ended the Mexican War, granting the U.S. control of Texas, New Mexico, and California in exchange for $15 million
- This Act set up Kansas and Nebraska as states. Each state would use popular sovereignty to decide what to do about slavery. People who were proslavery and antislavery moved to Kansas, but some antislavery settlers were against the Act. This began guerrilla warfare.
- Lincoln urged Americans not to seek revenge on slaveholders and their supporters and military after the war. Instead, he urged reconstruction of the South "with malice toward none; with charity for all."
- The 11th U.S. President, he led the country during the Mexican War and sought to expand the United States
- laws passed in the south just after the civil war aimed at controlling freedmen and enabling plantation owners to exploit african american workers
- Abolished slavery
- Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal protection of the laws
- Includes California admitted as a free state, the Fugitive Slave Act, made popular sovereignty in most other states from Mexican- American War
- Bill that would ban slavery in the territories acquired after the War with Mexico
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- the belief that an individual state may restrict federal authority, belief that because the states created the United States, individual states have the power to nullify federal laws
- Southwestern territory acquired by the Pierce administration to facilitate a southern transcontinental railroad and completed the lower 48 States
- federal agency set up in 1865 to provide food, schools, and medical care to freed slaves in the South
- stronger navy, larger population, more industrial output and a network of railroads, more food, more $$$, more telegraphs, more factories
- Ended Reconstruction. Republicans promise 1) Remove military from South, 2) Appoint Democrat to cabinet (David Key postmaster general), 3) Federal money for railroad construction and levees on Mississippi river; as long as Hayes became the president
- War 1846 - 1848 - President Polk declared war on Mexico over the dispute of land in Texas. At the end, American ended up with 55% of Mexico's land.
- a law that made it a crime to help runaway slaves; allowed for the arrest of escaped slaves in areas where slavery was illegal and required their return to slaveholders
- a system used on southern farms after the civil war in which farmers worked land owned by someone else in return for a small portion of the crops.
- a white Southerner who joined the Republican party during the Reconstruction period. they were also considered traitors to the Southern cause. Part of the radical government, they passed much needed reforms.
- Citizens cannot be denied the right to vote because of race, color , or precious condition of servitude
- Northerners who went to the South during Reconstruction. They carried their belongings in carpetbags, and most intended to settle in the South and make money there. Part of the radical government, they passed much needed reforms.
- A sequence of violent events involving abolitionists and pro-Slavery elements that took place in Kansas-Nebraska Territory. The dispute further strained the relations of the North and South, making civil war imminent.
- The adding of a region to the territory of an existing political unit.
- violent abolitionist who murdered slaveholders in Kansas and Missouri (1856-1858) before his raid at Harpers Ferry (1859), hoping to incite a slave rebellion; he failed and was executed, but his martyrdom by northern abolitionists frightened the South.
23 Clues: Abolished slavery • The adding of a region to the territory of an existing political unit. • Bill that would ban slavery in the territories acquired after the War with Mexico • federal agency set up in 1865 to provide food, schools, and medical care to freed slaves in the South • ...
The Civil War & Reconstruction 2022-05-02
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- A "border" state
- Bloodiest one-day battle in US History
- Bull Run
- Battle on the River
- ______ Courthouse; Lee's surrender
- Official name of the South
- "break a leg"
- Union General at Atlanta
- Amendment ending slavery
- "won" in 1876?
- Name for the North
- Union General at Vicksburg
- freedom
- Signed the Emancipation Proclamation
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- ________ Bureau
- People who tried to end slavery
- Prez after Lincoln
- Almost caught a killer
- Part of Anaconda
- Amendment protecting voting rights
- Site of important speech
- April 14th, 1865 at Ford's
- Reelection battle
- Fort _____ 1st battle of the war
- Citizenship for Freedmen
- General fired by Lincoln
26 Clues: freedom • Bull Run • "break a leg" • "won" in 1876? • ________ Bureau • A "border" state • Part of Anaconda • Reelection battle • Prez after Lincoln • Name for the North • Battle on the River • Almost caught a killer • Site of important speech • Union General at Atlanta • Citizenship for Freedmen • Amendment ending slavery • General fired by Lincoln • April 14th, 1865 at Ford's • ...
Adam Civil War Crossward 2022-06-02
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- General in the Confederate Army during the Civil War his nickname came from the First Battle of Bull Run where he and his troops "stood like a stone wall
- Voters got to choose whether a free or slave state
- the last name of Union General and 18th president
- A senator from Massachusetts and a militant opponent of slavery gave a speech in 1856 called " The Crime Against Kansas" which was very anti-slavery. two days later he was beaten with a cane by Preston Brooks.
- Created in 1854, the main focus is preventing the extension of slavery.
- made all men eligible for military service but you could pay a substitute or pay an exemption fee, It caused riots for the poor.
- Citizens are legally required to help in the capture of escaped slaves; in a rigged system with no jury or trial.
- The Union army gained greater control of the Mississippi River valley. The bloodiest battle in history.
- Last name of the Union general and Democratic nominee for the presidency in 1880
- Last name of Union General and a major architect of Modern Warfare
- The most famous Southern leader, Lee was a general in charge of the South's eastern forces
- was the single bloodiest day in history with 22 thousand casualties battle lasted 12 hours Britain decided to stay out of the war, and this battle convinced Lincoln to get rid of slaver
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- Controlled the seas with their superior navy
- Missourians who traveled in armed groups to vote in Kansas's election during the mid-1850s
- General in the Confederate Army during the Civil War his nickname came from the Battle of Bull Run where he and his troops "stood like a stone wall, he was later killed by friendly fire
- Fierce Battles between Free-soilers & Abolitionist vs. pro-slavery forces John Brown Massacre
- Last name of Union general and Rhode Island Governer and inventor of the Carbine
- A key battle that finally turned the tide against the Confederates.
- Political party that believed that slavery should not be expanded into new territory
- South Carolina chose to attack and on April 21, 1861, the war began
- A book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe in 1852 that highly influenced opinion in U.S.
- an all-out war that affects civilians at home as well as soldiers in combat; Sherman used it on his march
- Last name of a Union General and the man who was nicknamed fighting joe
- Laws were passed by the Southern states in 1865 and 1866 after the Civil War. These laws had the intent and the effect of restricting African American freedom compelling them to work in a labor economy based on low wages or debt.
- last name of the Union General and 24th governer of New Jersey
25 Clues: Controlled the seas with their superior navy • the last name of Union General and 18th president • Voters got to choose whether a free or slave state • last name of the Union General and 24th governer of New Jersey • Last name of Union General and a major architect of Modern Warfare • A key battle that finally turned the tide against the Confederates. • ...
Civil War: Significant People 2022-11-28
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- served as a Superintendent of Army Nurses; created the first generation of American mental asylums
- U.S. commanding officer of the Confederate Army of Tennessee at the Battle of Chickamauga and Chattanooga
- 18th U.S. President; lead the Union Army during the American Civil War
- Stage actor; assassinator of Abraham Lincoln
- U.S. Army officer; helped lead during Mexican-American War and Civil War
- Union army officer who was in command of a regiment of African American troops
- Nurse who becomes one of the most honored women in American History
- started a rebellion known as the Southampton Insurrection
- General of the Confederate States
- former U.S. Secretary of State during John Quincy Adam's Presidency
- slave who sued over being denied freedom
- President of the Confederate States from 1861 to 1865
- american journalist who helped organize both the New England and American Anti-Slavery Society
- U.S. Army officer who became a major general for the Confederate States Army
- American commander of the U.S. Army garrison of Fort Sumter
- 16th president of the United States
- 6th President of the United States
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- An architect of the American abolitionist movement; lectured for the American Anti-Slavery Society
- American abolitionist; rose to fame after publishing The Narrative of the Life of (himself)
- Served as an engineer during Mexican-American War and was transferred east by President Lincoln as a Union general
- strong hate for slavery; started
- helped many slaves escape to the North via the Underground Railroad
- an American abolisionist of New York Dutch heritage and a women's rights activist
- former U.S. Senator for the Democratic party; one who promoted the Kansas-Nebraska Act
- former U.S. Secretary of State during Millard Fillmore's Presidency
- was formerly enslaved and a Carpenter; accused of planning a major slave revolt in 1822
- author of the book Uncle Tom's Cabin
- Wife of Abraham Lincoln
- Famous military leader and Union general who played a crucial role in the victory over the Confederate States
- One of the best-known commanders of the Confederate States Army after Robert E. Lee
30 Clues: Wife of Abraham Lincoln • strong hate for slavery; started • General of the Confederate States • 6th President of the United States • 16th president of the United States • author of the book Uncle Tom's Cabin • slave who sued over being denied freedom • Stage actor; assassinator of Abraham Lincoln • President of the Confederate States from 1861 to 1865 • ...
Path to Civil War 2023-05-04
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- States that permitted slavery
- Group of slaves that went out West to escape slavery
- States that outlawed slavery
- The Treaty of ________ Hidalgo ended the Mexican-American War
- Father of Texas
- General who led the Texans. Not Mr. Walker's home town.
- Woman who made many trips to free slaves from the South
- Massive migration to California for a precious metal
- This compromise allowed Maine to enter the United States
- Famous battle that resulted in a battle cry.
- Group that went to California to find gold.
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- The belief that the United States had the right to claim land from east to west.
- Mexican general that fought the Texans
- Texas was this after it gained Independence. (It's Name)
- Famous trail that led settlers out west.
- "Railroad" that helped many slaves escape slavery
- Woman that represents the United States
- The Kansas-________ Act allowed some territories to vote on slavery
- Slave laws that made the Northern states return escaped slaves
- Group that moved cattle out west.
- Popular ________ lets the people vote and decide on issues
- Religious group that went to Utah to flee persecution.
22 Clues: Father of Texas • States that outlawed slavery • States that permitted slavery • Group that moved cattle out west. • Mexican general that fought the Texans • Woman that represents the United States • Famous trail that led settlers out west. • Group that went to California to find gold. • Famous battle that resulted in a battle cry. • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction 2025-04-11
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- Bloodiest battle of the Civil War
- Also known as the Union, was led by Abraham Lincoln
- Maine was added as a free state and a line was drawn at the 36'30" and slavery was not allowed north of it
- A network used by Harriet Tubman and others to escape slavery and flee to the north
- Battle in which the Union army laid siege to a city and gained control of the Mississippi River after their victory
- Leading general for the Union Army
- A government office that tried to help support newly freed slaves and poor white people
- An anti-slavery book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe
- First battle of the Civil War when Confederate forces bombarded a Union fort
- A practice of forcing people to work without pay and in terrible conditions for the benefit of others, was common in South
- This addition to the Bill of Rights gave African Americans the right to vote
- This addition to the Bill of Rights allowed all people born in the US to become citizens
- The loyalty to your one region of the USA instead of the nation as a whole
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- When a state or territory officially leaves a country
- This addition to the Bill of Rights made slavery illegal and freed all slaves
- This declaration stated that all slaves in the rebellious Southern states were freed
- Battle that was the turning point of the war
- Northerners were required to return any runaway slaves back to their owners
- Also known as the Confederacy, was led by Jefferson Davis
- Top general for the Confederate Army
20 Clues: Bloodiest battle of the Civil War • Leading general for the Union Army • Top general for the Confederate Army • Battle that was the turning point of the war • Also known as the Union, was led by Abraham Lincoln • When a state or territory officially leaves a country • An anti-slavery book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe • ...
The English Civil War 2026-03-25
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- To raise money Charles reused the ____ Money tax
- The Parliamentarians formed the New _____ Army
- From 1629 to 1640 the period is known as the Eleven Years ________
- Parliament gave Charles a list of 204 complaints known as the Grand __________
- Parliament issued Charles with 19 demands which were known as the 19 _____________
- The country Charles' wife was from
- One of the nicknames the supporters of the King could be known as
- Charles said that anyone who earned more than £40 a year had to pay him because they were what?
- The month of 1649 in which a trial was held for the King
- The Parliament that formed when Charles called them back was called the _____ Parliament
- Charles I believed he had a _______ Right to rule
- 59 out of these 135 people signed Charles' death warrant
- How many MPs did Charles try to arrest?
- The MP who commanded the Parliamentarian Cavalry at Naseby
- The surname of the leader of the Parliamentarian forces
- Charles used the Court of the ____ Chamber to punish his enemies.
- Charles' wife was called _________ Maria
- The name of Charles I's father
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- The Bishops War was started by people from what country when they were unhappy with religious changes
- One of the nicknames the supporters of Parliament could be known as
- The type of reform introduced in the Church of England
- An extreme type of Protestantism
- One of the nicknames the supporters of the King could be known as
- One of the countries Charles started a failed war with
- The man Charles appointed to be Archbishop of Canterbury
- In which month of 1642 did Charles declare war on Parliament
- The only person excluded from the Self-Denying ORdinance
- A battle in October 1642
- This Prince commanded the Cavalier Cavalry
- The decisive battle of the English Civil War
- The body Charles needed to raise taxes
- One of the nicknames the supporters of Parliament could be known as
32 Clues: A battle in October 1642 • The name of Charles I's father • An extreme type of Protestantism • The country Charles' wife was from • The body Charles needed to raise taxes • How many MPs did Charles try to arrest? • Charles' wife was called _________ Maria • This Prince commanded the Cavalier Cavalry • The decisive battle of the English Civil War • ...
Emancipation Proclamation 2024-12-28
10 Clues: Not enslaved • Absence of war • Opposite of south • Soldiers in battle • To struggle in war • To walk in formation • Relating to citizens • To rise against authority • Rules made by the government • Citizens' choice in government
Vocab 1-15 2013-09-03
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- to give a false representation to misrepresent
- war like or hostile in manner or temperament
- to abolish by formal or official means
- deception by trickery
- proceed all the way around
- favorable or marked by success
- shedding or loosing foliage at the end of the growing season
- having a bad disposition
- abstinence or moderation
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- to reject solemnly
- to remove material that is considered objectionable or offensive
- a threadlike strand of DNA
- quickness and keenness of judgment or insight
- invasiveness in speech and writing
- existing before war, existing before the civil war
15 Clues: to reject solemnly • deception by trickery • having a bad disposition • abstinence or moderation • a threadlike strand of DNA • proceed all the way around • favorable or marked by success • invasiveness in speech and writing • to abolish by formal or official means • war like or hostile in manner or temperament • quickness and keenness of judgment or insight • ...
Juneteenth and Presidents' Day 2022-05-24
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- Third President of the USA
- In what month is Presidents' Day celebrated
- First president of the USA
- Who did America fight against in the Revolutionary War
- First state where Juneteenth was proclaimed a national holiday
- Ethnic cuisine prepared by African Americans
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- Main cause of the American Civil War
- Abraham Lincoln's nickname
- Most famous soul food
- Was America's ally during the Revolutionary War
- Nickname for laws enforcing racial segregation
- President who had an affair with Marilyn Monroe
- Second President of the USA
- Surname of the president who issued the Emancipation Proclamation
- Another name for the Confederation
15 Clues: Most famous soul food • Abraham Lincoln's nickname • Third President of the USA • First president of the USA • Second President of the USA • Another name for the Confederation • Main cause of the American Civil War • In what month is Presidents' Day celebrated • Ethnic cuisine prepared by African Americans • Nickname for laws enforcing racial segregation • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction Crossword (1861-1877) 2022-05-03
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- Bloodiest battle of the Civil War, also the turning point that made Southern victory seem unlikely.
- Group of congressmen led by Thaddeus Stevens which promoted the rights of African-Americans.
- Mississippi city that was seized on July 4, 1863 giving the Union complete access to the Mississippi River.
- President during most of Congressional Reconstruction also known for having major scandals during his tenure (Credit Mobilier and Whiskey Ring)
- Amendment which provides African-Americans with due process of law and citizenship.
- Document that freed slaves in Confederate states and changed the nature of the Civil War.
- Supreme Court cases that basically make the 14th Amendment useless and only apply to Federal property, not state.
- type of farming that replaced slavery for many African-Americans after emancipation.
- Amendment which abolished slavery
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- Right that was rescinded through executive order in 1861 when secessionists in Maryland harassing Union troops.
- General who burned Atlanta
- Pre-emancipation laws that allowed formerly enslaved people to be freed by the Union Army.
- 1872 law that gave former Confederate leaders the right to vote in Federal elections.
- State where the first shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter.
- Bloodiest single day in American history which led Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation.
- President who ushered in Presidential Reconstruction, was very racist, and was impeached.
- Last name of the Republican president who ended Reconstruction and came to power as a result of the Compromise of 1877.
- laws issued just after emancipation to control the newly freed population (precursor to Jim Crow Laws)
- these major outbursts of anger took place in NYC in 1863 after a conscription act was passed, but rich people could buy their way out.
19 Clues: General who burned Atlanta • Amendment which abolished slavery • State where the first shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter. • Amendment which provides African-Americans with due process of law and citizenship. • type of farming that replaced slavery for many African-Americans after emancipation. • ...
Unit 8 Civil War 2018-04-09
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- - All out war that affects civilians at home as well as soldiers in combat.
- - Political party established in the Unified States in 1854 with the goal of keeping slavery out of the western territories.
- - Lincoln’s 1863 declaration freeing slaves in the Confederacy.
- - the last failed Confederate charge at the Battle of Gettysburg.
- - Military blockade or bombardment of an enemy town or position in order to force it to surrender.
- - To withdraw from membership in a group.
- - person who takes advantage of a crisis to make money.
- - Agreement, proposed in 1819 by Henry Clay, to keep the number of slave and free states equal.
- - Rule by the army instead of the elected government.
- - General of the Confederate army.
- - This battle was fought in the west by General Grant’s Union army. The Union army won, but it was one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War.
- - A slave state the remained in the Union during the Civil War.
- - General McClellan found General Lee’s battle plans, but was slow to act. This battle had no clear winner, but boosted northern morale after General Lee ordered his troops to withdraw.
- - A bloody three-day battle that ended in a Union victory. This marked a turning point in the war and the South never tried to invade the North again.
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- - Law passed in 1846 that banned slavery in any territories won by the United States from Mexico.
- - An 1857 Supreme Court case that brought into question the federal power over slavery in the territories
- - A term referring to the idea that each territory could decide for itself whether or not to allow slavery.
- - The Confederate army defeated the Union army in three days, but the Confederate army lost one of it's best generals (Stonewall Jackson).
- - An 1854 law that established the territories of Nebraska and Kansas, giving the settlers the right of popular sovereignty to decide on the issue of slavery.
- - An agreement that allowed California to enter as a free state, ended the slave trade in Washington D.C., and had a strict fugitive slave law.
- - battle that showed the Union and the Confederacy that their soldiers needed training. It also showed the Union that the Confederate army could stand up to the Union army.
- - Speech made by President Lincoln after the Battle of Gettysburg.
- - Law passed in 1850 that required all citizens to aid in the capture of runaway slaves.
- - Northerners who opposed using force to keep the South in the Union.
- - Law that requires people of a certain age to enlist in the military.
25 Clues: - General of the Confederate army. • - To withdraw from membership in a group. • - Rule by the army instead of the elected government. • - person who takes advantage of a crisis to make money. • - Lincoln’s 1863 declaration freeing slaves in the Confederacy. • - A slave state the remained in the Union during the Civil War. • ...
Pre Civil War Era 2017-05-16
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- This is where white males made bids on slaves and sold others.
- Many of these were posted for catching runaway slaves
- A free black male who went to the Supreme Court asking questions such as "Did congress have the right to make any laws at all concerning slavery?" but was outvoted by the Southern judges. (Two words, name)
- Someone who is fighting to get rid of slavery
- prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control.
- Many people question whether the Civil War was this word.
- people who were treated as property
- the age most slaves started working
- Eli Whitney made this in an attempt to slow down slavery, but it backfired and made it worse (two words)
- An era in the 19th century where factories and steam engines started to be made, boosting the North's economy ten times the amount of the South (two words)
- The South threatened to do this to the North if they didn't get what they want
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- big farms that white males owned
- A book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe to exploit the terrible parts of slavery (initials)
- A character in Uncle Tom's Cabin who's main purpose was to exploit how bad plantation owners were by getting whipped to death near the end of the book.
- a comrpramise that made Maine a free state and another state a slave state. (two words)
- The South's main cash crop on plantations
- a type of slave who watched and punished other slaves
- someone who made slaves obedient to their masters by abusing them
- Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin (initials)
- most of these people came to the North from other countries
- Uncle Tom's Cabin affected many Northerners to take action
- People in the North generally got a better one of these than Southerners, and slaves were not allowed to get this at all.
- what the slaves used to communicate with each other
- a rule that tabled all petitions against slavery (Two words)
- What the Boston Morning Post claimed Uncle Tom's Cabin was
- A character in Uncle Tom's Cabin who escaped to Canada so her family wasn't seperated
26 Clues: big farms that white males owned • people who were treated as property • the age most slaves started working • Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin (initials) • The South's main cash crop on plantations • Someone who is fighting to get rid of slavery • prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control. • what the slaves used to communicate with each other • ...
Civil War Western Vriginia 2019-03-07
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- Wheeling Convention- A meeting in June 1861 following the plebiscite which authorized Virginia’s secession from the Union on May 23rd. The 2nd Wheeling Convention sought to “reconstruct” or “restore” the government of Virginia, one that would be loyal to the Union and to create a constitution for a new state of mostly Trans-Allegheny counties.
- the glorified horse soldiers often most closely associated with the knights of the Middle Ages. Often arrogant or cocky, these soldiers are used to out-flank enemy infantry or artillery units. Today cavalry is no longer dependent on horses, rather, they ride into battle in tanks or on helicopters. Still, fast, unpredictable maneuver is the staple of cavalry doctrine.
- any official request of government made on behalf of its citizens or a group of citizens.
- the easternmost region of Virginia defined by the river valleys that drain to the Chesapeake Bay.
- T. Willey- Statehood proponent and strong supporter of the Unionist message, Willey, along with Pierpont, is often called “the Father of West Virginia.” As one of Restored Virginia’s two senators, Willey introduced the WV statehood bill into the US Senate and authored the compromise, later called the Willey Amendment, which gained congressional support for WV statehood.
- of Cheat Mountain- General Robert E. Lee’s abortive attempt to defeat General John Reynolds and recapture the Kanawha Valley. Lee’s plans were too ambitious and his commanders lacked proper discipline to achieve the necessary coordination. Bad weather, in particular heavy rains, also doomed Lee’s plans. Lee was removed from his command soon after.
- Government of Virginia- The loyal government created, but not elected, in Wheeling by pro-Union factions from across Virginia. It claimed to act on behalf of all Virginia in order to meet eligibility requirements to severe the western counties from Virginia to form West Virginia, as required under the Constitution.
- Amendment- A provision adopted by Congress as proposed by Restored Virginia Senator Waitman T. Willey to address slavery and free black immigrants in West Virginia. The amendment permitted entry of free blacks into WV and emancipated slaves not 21 years old on 7/4/1863 upon their 21st birthday.
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- a posted soldier or group of soldiers whose job it is to search for or observe enemy movements; a look out. Today, these are called LP/Ops (Listening Post/Observation Post).
- Dominion- The State of Virginia. In colonial times, there were five dominions within the British Empire: England, Scotland, Ireland, France, and Virginia were counted among these from first to last. When Scotland and England were consolidated in 1707, Virginia was counted as the fourth dominion.
- H. Pierpont- Marion County native and grandson of Colonel Zackquill Morgan who was elected first (and only) governor of Restored Virginia at the Second Wheeling Convention in June 1861. Pierpont later served as governor of Virginia from May 1865 to April 1868, until Reconstruction began in that state. He is one of only two West Virginians whose statue resides in the US Capitol in Washington, D.C.
- Order of Secession- The April 17, 1861 proclamation issued by the legislature of the Commonwealth of Virginia authorizing a plebiscite to secede from the Union.
- the military component responsible for “fire support” of infantry units via cannons, mortars, or howitzers.
- the foot soldiers which comprise the largest component of any army. Often infantry are referred to as “grunts” as they are typically asked to exert the most physical effort, take the greatest risks, endure the most severe hardships, and often suffer the greatest casualties.
- S. Carlile- Unionist Party Senator for Restored Virginia. A native of Clarksburg, VA, Carlile called for a convention of delegates to secede from Virginia if Virginia seceded from the Union. Carlile, a strict constitutionalist, did not believe Congress had the right to dictate terms of a state’s constitution, so he opposed any alterations, including the Willey Amendment which was necessary to gain congressional approval.
- the flat, low central region of Virginia bordered in the west by the Alleghenies and the east by the Tidewater.
- in American politics (only), this is synonymous with vote or referendum.
- Wheeling Convention- A meeting of delegates from 27 counties in May 1861 to discuss the impending secession plebiscite and to consider alternate courses of action in the event secession was authorized.
- Hanger- The first amputee of the Civil War, Hanger lost his leg at the Battle of Philippi in June 1861. After recovering, he fashioned a hinged prosthetic leg which he later patented, forming the Hanger Prosthetic Company, which still operates today, a $1 billion enterprise employing 5000 workers in several countries.
- S. Garnett- The first Civil War general from either side to be killed, Garnett led Confederates at the Battle of Rich Mountain and was mortally wounded at Corrick’s Ford three days thereafter.
20 Clues: in American politics (only), this is synonymous with vote or referendum. • any official request of government made on behalf of its citizens or a group of citizens. • the easternmost region of Virginia defined by the river valleys that drain to the Chesapeake Bay. • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2021-11-15
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- American nurse who founded the American Red Cross
- Confederate general that played a major role in all battles in the Eastern Theater of the war
- confederate general during the Civil War and led the Army of Northern Virginia
- the alleged leader of “the rising” which was a potential major slave revolt
- union commander of the battle fought at Fort Sumter
- Shaw, commander in the Union Army that commanded the first all-black regiment in the Northeast
- president of the Confederate States
- Lincoln, wife of Abraham Lincoln
- US army officer that led in both the Mexican-American War and Civil War and was killed at the Battle of Chantilly
- Harriet Beecher Stowe partly based Uncle Tom’s Cabin on his novel American Slavery As It Is
- made about 13 missions to rescue about 70 enslaved people using network of antislavery activists
- Union Army general that was recognized for his military strategies but also criticized for his harshness against Confederate States
- Truth, first black woman to win a case against a white man regarding recovering her son
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- enslaved African American preacher that led a 4-day rebellion in Southampton County, Virginia
- Confederate general who served in the Western Theater during the Civil War
- American actor who assassinated Abraham Lincoln
- created the first generation of American mental asylums
- 18th president of the US and created the Justice Department
- enslaved African American man who unsuccessfully sued for his freedom
- 16th president of the US and helped abolish slavery
- a major general in the Confederate States Army that commanded Pickett’s Charge
- founded the newspaper The Liberator
- 6th president of the US and son of John Adams
- escaped slavery in Maryland and became national leader of the abolitionist movement in MA and NY
- known for being captured at Harpers Ferry and fighting in Bleeding Kansas
- Illinois born democrat that ran for president in the 1860 presidential election against
- argued over 200 cases before the US Supreme Court and served as the 14th and 19th US Secretary of State
- helped found the Whig Party and National Republican Party and was known as the Great Compromiser
- Stowe, American author best know for her novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin
- US senator from Kentucky that was the 3rd governor of the Arkansas Territory and lost an arm as a child
30 Clues: Lincoln, wife of Abraham Lincoln • founded the newspaper The Liberator • president of the Confederate States • 6th president of the US and son of John Adams • American actor who assassinated Abraham Lincoln • American nurse who founded the American Red Cross • 16th president of the US and helped abolish slavery • union commander of the battle fought at Fort Sumter • ...
Civil War Crossword puzzle 2022-03-24
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- The owning of other people
- the crime of trying to overthrow a government
- to leave and no longer be a part of a nation
- Association formed by people with a common interest.
- A league of people formed for an illicit purpose.
- to approve
- the group of people who make laws for the country
- a group of senior ministers who control the policy of a government
- A person who favors the abolition of a practice
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- a large agricultural estate growing crops such as cotton or tobacco
- a murder carried out for political reasons
- the ability to read
- loyalty to a person or a cause
- the small upper assembly in the US Congress
- a formal public announcement
- the right to live the way you want
- a place where weapons are made or kept
- an area owned by a country that is outside the country's main borders
- An agreement
- the act of freeing people from slavery
20 Clues: to approve • An agreement • the ability to read • The owning of other people • a formal public announcement • loyalty to a person or a cause • the right to live the way you want • a place where weapons are made or kept • the act of freeing people from slavery • a murder carried out for political reasons • the small upper assembly in the US Congress • ...
The Civil War Vocabulary 2014-03-14
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- a branch of the military mounted on horseback
- it said that people of each territory should decide for themselves if slaves should be allowed
- something that makes a defensive position stronger, they can be man-made or natural
- a group of soldiers usually led my a brigadier general
- the effort by the North to keep ships from entering or leaving Southern ports
- withdrawal from the Federal government of the United States
- the cruel killing of a number of helpless or unresisting people
- troops who are only called out to defend the land in an emergency
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- a branch of the military using ships to conduct warfare
- a state of bondage in which African Americans were owned by other people, usually white, and forced to labor on their behalf
- a place where weapons and other military supplies are stored
- the new nation that the southern states made, it fought against the Union
- a boundary that became a symbolic division between the free and the slave states
- troops sent to strengthen a fighting force by adding a number of fresh soldiers
- the states of Maryland, Delaware, Kentucky, and Missouri who didn't join the Confederacy, but supported the south
- to lie in wait for an attack
- someone who wishes to abolish or get rid of slavery
- blanket or other bedding rolled up and carried over the shoulder by a soldier
- hard crackers often issued to the soldiers of both sides during the Civil War
- a soldier who was wounded, killed, or missing in action
- the term used to describe new soldiers
- the largest organized group of soldiers
22 Clues: to lie in wait for an attack • the term used to describe new soldiers • the largest organized group of soldiers • a branch of the military mounted on horseback • someone who wishes to abolish or get rid of slavery • a group of soldiers usually led my a brigadier general • a branch of the military using ships to conduct warfare • ...
Civil War (James Smith) 2012-04-19
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- After this General Lee would never again possess sufficient forces to invade a Northern state
- This Georgia general said “If slaves will make good soldiers our whole theory of slavery is wrong”
- Lee and Grant met to arrange a Confederate surrender on _____, 1965 (month and day)
- This group’s task was to improve the hygienic conditions of army camps and to recruit and train nurses
- Grant lost _____ thousand men in one hour at Cold Harbor
- The Union officer who was in charge at Gettysburg in the beginning
- Confederate troops killed over 200 African American prisoners and some whites at this fort
- It was the worst Confederate prison with 34 square feet per man
- The Confederate leader in charge at Gettysburg in the beginning (just last name)
- A Confederate general whose father had been one of George Washington’s best generals.
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- This was Grant’s nickname in the Northern newspapers
- He was appointed as commander of the military division of the Mississippi by Ulysses S. Grant in 1864
- Lincoln said “I can’t spare this man. He fights.” about this man
- The year Congress passed a law allowing African Americans to serve in the military
- The badly wounded were taken here
- In 1864 he was the Democrats nominee with his platform being immediate armistice
- The high ground south of Gettysburg
- Stonewall Jackson died on this day (month and date spelled out)
- Southerner who performed heroically at her hospital duties and was commissioned as a captain
- A African American surgeon that attained the rank of Lieutenant Colonel
- A tax that takes a specified percentage of an individual’s income
- Here, during the first four days of May, general Lee outmaneuvered general Joseph Hooker and forced a Union retreat
- day that Fort Vicksburg fell (month and date spelled out)
- The Union general who made the Confederates retreat at Gettysburg
- The nation’s first superintendent of women nurses
25 Clues: The badly wounded were taken here • The high ground south of Gettysburg • The nation’s first superintendent of women nurses • This was Grant’s nickname in the Northern newspapers • Grant lost _____ thousand men in one hour at Cold Harbor • day that Fort Vicksburg fell (month and date spelled out) • Stonewall Jackson died on this day (month and date spelled out) • ...
The American Civil War 2013-05-18
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- the surrounding of the city of Vicksburg, Mississippi, by Union forces
- bloody battle in Tennessee won by Grant
- failed assault on union positions on final day of Battle of Gettysburg
- battle in 1863 in Pennsylvania when Union forces stopped a Confederate invasion of the North
- document issued by Lincoln that all slaves in Confederate-held territory were free
- Union general who won battles in the west
- Civil War nurse who later founded the American Red Cross
- Union fort in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina
- Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy
- Northern Democrats who favored peace with the South
- Confederate victory in Virginia, during which Lee stopped Union campaign against Richmond
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- first major battle of the Civil War
- commander of Union army in the east
- Union general Sherman's destructive march across Georgia
- slave states that bordered states in which slavery was illegal
- town in Virginia where Lee surrendered to Grant
- Union ironclad ship
- battle in Maryland that ended Lee's first invasion of the North
- Confederate general who fought at Gettysburg
- Confederate ironclad ship, later renamed the Virginia
20 Clues: Union ironclad ship • first major battle of the Civil War • commander of Union army in the east • bloody battle in Tennessee won by Grant • Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy • Union general who won battles in the west • Confederate general who fought at Gettysburg • town in Virginia where Lee surrendered to Grant • ...
The American Civil War 2013-05-18
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- Confederate general who fought at Gettysburg
- Civil War nurse who later founded the American Red Cross
- document issued by Lincoln that all slaves in Confederate-held territory were free
- Confederate victory in Virginia, during which Lee stopped Union campaign against Richmond
- battle in 1863 in Pennsylvania when Union forces stopped a Confederate invasion of the North
- slave states that bordered states in which slavery was illegal
- Union ironclad ship
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- commander of Union army in the east
- town in Virginia where Lee surrendered to Grant
- Northern Democrats who favored peace with the South
- bloody battle in Tennessee won by Grant
- first major battle of the Civil War
- Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy
- failed assault on union positions on final day of Battle of Gettysburg
- battle in Maryland that ended Lee's first invasion of the North
- Confederate ironclad ship, later renamed the Virginia
- Union fort in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina
- the surrounding of the city of Vicksburg, Mississippi, by Union forces
- Union general who won battles in the west
- confederate general commander of the Army of Northern Virginia
20 Clues: Union ironclad ship • commander of Union army in the east • first major battle of the Civil War • bloody battle in Tennessee won by Grant • Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy • Union general who won battles in the west • Confederate general who fought at Gettysburg • town in Virginia where Lee surrendered to Grant • ...
Post-Civil War America 2015-04-22
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- Leader of the WCTU from 1879-1898
- Democratic nominee in 1884
- A way to blast hot air through melted iron to create steel
- Organizations who influenced city and country politics in the late 1800s
- A farmer who supported free silver coinage
- Meant that gold and silver were coined
- An organization led by Mary Church Terrell
- Political organizations that elected their own candidates
- People who start new businesses
- Period of rapid growth in US manufacturing
- A Republican who challenged the power of party bosses
- Organization that helped African Americans make the transition from the South to northern cities
- Vice President of James A. Garfield
- Key supporter of early childhood education
- An act that provided some consistent nation regulation of trade among the states
- Man who invented the lightbulb
- A social and educational organization for farmers
- The US economy type
- Co-founder of the NAWSA with Elizabeth Cady Stanton
- Group founded by Du Bois and other African Americans who called for equality
- Tammany Hall boss
- Increased the amount of silver purchased for coinage
- Group that addressed the concerns of American Indians
- A legal arrangement grouping together a number of companies under a single board of directors
- A group that ensured railroads charged fair rates and didn't favor big shippers
- Co-founder of the NAWSA with Susan B. Anthony
- A party founded by Alliance leaders
- The US could only back money with gold
- Owning all the businesses in a certain field
- Founder of the NWP
- Amendment passed in 1913 that allowed Americans to vote directly for US Senators
- Gave the vote to women
- A Populist candidate who won 1 million votes
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- Owning the businesses involved in each step of a manufacturing process
- Organization that united women from various backgrounds in the fight against alcohol abuse
- Republican candidate who won in 1880
- An organization that wanted to get the vote for women
- A man who toured the South for the US Department of Agriculture
- Business free from government involvement
- An act stating that any attempt to monopolize any part of trade was a crime
- Group that used parades and public demonstrations to draw attention to its cause
- Companies that have many of the same legal rights as individuals
- Wrote about scndals in city politics
- Late 1800s reformers
- Creators of the airplane
- Leader of the American Medical Association
- Creator of the telephone
- A Civil War Hero and a Republican candidate
- Became president of the NAWSA in 1900
- Exclusive right to make or sell an invention
- Banned the manufacture, sale, or distribution of alcohol
- African American leader who founded Tuskegee Institute
- One of the most admired business leaders of the time period
- Republican who won in 1888
- A Republican who beat President Cleveland
- A man who was very successful in combining businesses
- Set up a merit system controlled by the Civil Service Commission
- Journalists who raked up the muck of society
- Republican candidate who won in 1896
- Leader who earned a doctoral degree from Harvard and disagree with Washington
- A muckraker who wrote articles attacking John D. Rockfeller's oil company
- African American who thought African Americans should protest unfair treatment
62 Clues: Tammany Hall boss • Founder of the NWP • The US economy type • Late 1800s reformers • Gave the vote to women • Creators of the airplane • Creator of the telephone • Democratic nominee in 1884 • Republican who won in 1888 • Man who invented the lightbulb • People who start new businesses • Leader of the WCTU from 1879-1898 • Vice President of James A. Garfield • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle!!! 2015-05-15
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- a heavy, large caliber smooth bore gun infantry soldiers.
- a body of citizen soldier as distinguished from professional soldiers.
- a building or a place for keeping military stores, as arms, ammunition, or provision.
- the opposite direction of south.
- an act or instance of attacking unexpectedly from concealed area.
- a wagon for carrying sick or injured to the hospital.
- in a formal marching or other precise military or navel movements.
- a small water bottle used by soldiers.
- Small sewing kit soldiers used to repair their garments.
- a cardinal point of the compass lying directly opposite of north.
- any general business activity; commercial enterprise.
- serving to defend; protective.
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- to assemble for battle.
- a cylinder bullet with a hallow base that expands when fired.
- the present of current month.
- something serving as proof or supporting evidence.
- the unnecessary indiscrimination killing of a large number of human beings.
- the production of crop, livestock, or poultry.
- soldiers or military units that fight on foot with rifles.
- the whole body of warships and auxiliaries belonging to a country or ruler.
20 Clues: to assemble for battle. • the present of current month. • serving to defend; protective. • the opposite direction of south. • a small water bottle used by soldiers. • the production of crop, livestock, or poultry. • something serving as proof or supporting evidence. • a wagon for carrying sick or injured to the hospital. • ...
Amber Wyatt: Civil War 2016-01-14
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- fghrt rthrth
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36 Clues: tg ege • srg fdf • ee tget • gtg grg • hrt hrth • hfhf jjf • thrt rtg • egt erge • rger rth • rth hrth • gteh ggt • gert tgrt • uerh htjt • get gorge • other get • rthrt ghr • the rthrt • rgrg grth • trg thrth • dhdh hdhd • thyh rthyh • rthry gtyj • trhrt thrt • ghrt fgdfg • ghrt fghrt • rthrt grth • tetra that • fgtg efgreg • erger erger • rhrth tyrth • thrth thrth • etget erger • gtth grthrt • rthrt rthrt • fghrt rthrth • hfhufghu fdv
Tennessee Civil War Battles 2016-02-17
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- Shot between the eyes
- Retreated into winter quarters at Murfreesboro, TN Dec 26, 1862
- What the name Shiloh means
- Soldiers on horseback
- fought at Shiloh and found Dr Livingston (Dr Livingstone I presume)
- Location of Stones River Battlefield
- claimed victory at Battle of Stones River
- Fort on the Tennessee River that was captured on Feb 6, 1862
- holes the men dug to hide in while fighting
- Soldiers on foot
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- An order that said slaves were free forever
- State that lost more fighting men at the Battle of Nashville than at any other battle
- Confederate Dirt Fort near the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
- Fort in Nashville
- commanded a regiment at the Battle of Nashville, later became President
- served as a supply fort for the union army
- Surrendered with more than 12,000 Confederate soldiers at Dover House
- song both the north and south played and sang
- The United States Military Academy
- Fort on the Cumberland River near Dover, TN
- The first big, bloody battle in the Western area of the Civil War
- entrenchments armed with five or so small cannons and several hundred men to guard it
22 Clues: Soldiers on foot • Fort in Nashville • Shot between the eyes • Soldiers on horseback • What the name Shiloh means • The United States Military Academy • Location of Stones River Battlefield • claimed victory at Battle of Stones River • served as a supply fort for the union army • An order that said slaves were free forever • Fort on the Cumberland River near Dover, TN • ...
Post Civil War Packet 2016-11-16
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- A new process of burning impurities out of iron to make a stronger, lighter, more flexible steel
- When a company is in complete control of a product of service; they've eliminated all of the competition
- people who bought large areas of land in the hope of selling it later for a profit
- Industrialists who were seen in a positive manner
- Was known as America's greatest inventor, could turn out a small invention every 10 days and a major one every 6 months
- People who were willing to work on a strike: hated by strikers because they ruined the strike
- Gaining control of many different businesses that make up all the phases of the product's development
- Invented the talking telegram in 1876
- An anarchist that tried to assassinate Frick
- During this strike, someone threw a bomb at police, killing one leading to a riot killing many
- One of the first labor unions; accepted anyone and worked toward equal pay for equal work, 8 hour work day and ending child labor
- Another union, allowed membership to skilled workers, lead by Samuel Gompers
- The name of the railroad that went from Sacramento to Omaha. Immigrant and Chinese workers mostly
- A man very successful in producing sleeping cars for railroads. Created good towns with everything workers needed but he exerted too much control
- A way of getting around anti-monopoly laws. Businesses were controlled but not owned by one company, not seen as a monopoly
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- The name of the strike that was caused when Carnegie Steel cut wages
- When someone does something for the first time and it sets the tone for everyone else who does the same thing after
- A person who hates the government and/or big businesses
- During a depression, railroad companies cut wages by 10% and ran double headers making things unsafe and causing people to lose there jobs
- People who cheated and went into Oklahoma early and claimed some of the best parcels of land
- An attempt by the government to turn Native Americans into the rest of society. They tried to educate, dress, and teach job skills to the indians so they might someday fit into "normal" society
- A philosophy; survival of the fittest & laissez-faire
- Became involved in the Pullman strike, setting a precedent and hurting labor unions greatly
- The people that legally participated in the Oklahoma Land Rush
- When a company drops it's prices to drive competitors out of business
- Industrialists who were seen in a negative manner
- a symbol of American success that proved America as a world power
- As production increases, the cost of each item produced is lower
- A philosophy that suggested government ownership of businesses and the equal distribution of wealth
- Mercenary or hireable police that Henry Frick called to settle a strike.
- Was Andrew Carnegie's partner that cut wages at Carnegie Steel causing a strike
- A loose association of businesses who produce the same product. They agree to limit production of their product thus driving up prices
32 Clues: Invented the talking telegram in 1876 • An anarchist that tried to assassinate Frick • Industrialists who were seen in a positive manner • Industrialists who were seen in a negative manner • A philosophy; survival of the fittest & laissez-faire • A person who hates the government and/or big businesses • The people that legally participated in the Oklahoma Land Rush • ...
Post Civil War Crossword 2016-11-17
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- _______ of labor was one of the first labor unions, lead by Terence Powderly.
- a philosophy that suggested government ownership of businesses and the equal distribution of wealth.
- a loose association of businesses who produce the same product
- Andrew Carnegie's partner cut employees wages.
- _______ berkman was an anarchist who tried to assassinate Carnegie's partner
- colonel John _____ and his 700 men massacred the helpless Cheyenne
- to Native Americans land was to be _____
- signed by president Lincoln, for a small fee a person could own 160 acres if they met certain conditions.
- these people still worked while there was a strike
- was proof that the USA had made it's place as a world power
- ________ railroad, a railroad that connected the east and the west
- a factor of westward expansion due to the people dream of owning land.
- a factor of westward expansion due to the people looking for a new start after the civil war
- _______ of labor, a worker was trained to do one step of the production. bosses didn't work with their workers
- People who bought large areas of land in hope of selling it later for a profit
- a way of getting around anti monopoly laws.
- _______ square, police broke up fights between striking workers and scab workers and caused casualties on both sides
- the leader of the Cheyenne that made a treaty with Colorado's governor
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- soldiers open fired on defenseless native americans here.
- George Armstrong ______ went to round a Native American tribe to put them on reservations
- the Native American tribe that killed Custer and his men
- a philosophy that believes in the survival of the fittest
- the leader of the Cheyenne brought his people here.
- Andrew Carnegie's partner
- Native Americans did not understand ______ of land
- _______ of labor only allowed membership to skilled workers
- was called America's greatest inventor
- where the battle between Custer and Siox took place
- land parcels were measured, registered, and deeded so you knew exactly what you owned and what you could do with it.
- a company is in complete control of a product or service
30 Clues: Andrew Carnegie's partner • was called America's greatest inventor • to Native Americans land was to be _____ • a way of getting around anti monopoly laws. • Andrew Carnegie's partner cut employees wages. • Native Americans did not understand ______ of land • these people still worked while there was a strike • the leader of the Cheyenne brought his people here. • ...
Post Civil War Terms 2016-11-18
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- a way of getting around anti monopoly laws.
- an attempt by the gov't to turn Native Americans into the rest of society.
- a person who disagrees with the gov't.
- non-interference
- a company is in complete control of a product or service
- people who cheated and went into Oklahoma early and claimed some of the best parcels of land.
- when done the first time it's done same way the second.
- of Labor one of the first labor unions.
- Barons negative and they stripped the world of its natural resources.
- of Scale as production increases the cost of each item is lowered.
- Berkman an anarchist and tried to assassinate Frick but failed.
- police police force for hire
- Consolidation gaining control of different businesses making up all phases of a product's development.
- loose association of businesses producing the same product.
- worker someone willing to go against strike and work.
- Gompers lead American Federation of Labor.
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- Darwinism a philosophy that believes in the survival of the fittest
- of Labor when a person is trained to do one step of the problem/work.
- Process a new way of burning the impurities out of iron, producing a lighter, stronger, and more flexible steel.
- Railroad across continental that connected the east and west.
- Gauges how wide a track is
- Consolidation the dropping of prices very low driving out competitors.
- Act signed by president Lincoln.
- people who raced into Oklahoma territories and laid claim to land parcels for a very small sum
- Federation of Labor another union that allowed membership to skilled workers.
- workers they hate scab workers
- of Industry positive and praised for creating jobs.
- Bridge proof that the US had taken it's place as one of the world powers.
- Kettle leader of the Cheyenne who made a treaty with Colorado's governor and took his people to Sand Creek.
- Speculators people who bought large areas of land in hope of selling it later for profit.
30 Clues: non-interference • Gauges how wide a track is • police police force for hire • workers they hate scab workers • Act signed by president Lincoln. • a person who disagrees with the gov't. • of Labor one of the first labor unions. • Gompers lead American Federation of Labor. • a way of getting around anti monopoly laws. • of Industry positive and praised for creating jobs. • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-16
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- Another name for the north during the war
- The turning point of the war
- Leaving a country
- The last straw for the south before the war started
- When a slave is freed
- Freedom from slavery
- A person that get hurts or killed during a war
- A order by Abraham Lincoln where slaves were freed in the Union states
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- a state that allowed slavery but didn't secede from the Union
- The murderer of Abraham Lincoln
- A person that wanted to end slavery
- A human that is owned and forced to do labor by another human
- Another name for the south during the war
- When a political figure is murdered
- An effort to stop people from getting in and out of a port
- A large area of farmland where slaves worked
- Leader of the Confederate army
- Leader of the Union army
- Before the war
- Served as nurses, volunteers, etc.
20 Clues: Before the war • Leaving a country • Freedom from slavery • When a slave is freed • Leader of the Union army • The turning point of the war • Leader of the Confederate army • The murderer of Abraham Lincoln • Served as nurses, volunteers, etc. • A person that wanted to end slavery • When a political figure is murdered • Another name for the south during the war • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction 2023-04-24
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- Amendment that allows people of all races to vote
- Union general and future President
- Abolitionist who led the raid on Harper's Ferry
- Month in which the Civil War began
- When you must pay to vote
- ________ Court House; location of Confederate surrender
- President after Lincoln
- First African American Senator
- Law requiring Northerners to assist with returning escaped enslaved people
- Terrorist organization that violently opposed civil rights
- Amendment banning slavery
- A reading test to vote
- Freedmens'________; government agency that educated newly freed people
- Address given by Lincoln to commemorate the dead
- Orderfrom Lincoln that made the purpose of the war the end of slavery
- President of the Confederacy
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- Era that lasted from 1865 to 1877
- Lincoln's assassin
- How new states in the Mexican Session could decide on the issue of slavery
- Party of Lincoln
- First state to secede from the Union
- BecamePresident in 1877, ending Reconstruction
- Mississippi town captured by Union troops; dividing the Confederacy in two
- General who led a destructive campaign across Georgia
- Nickname for Confederate troops
- Process of attempting to remove a President from office
- System that trapped workers in debt to their landlords
- Jackson; gained this nickname at the Battle of Bull Run
- System of laws promoting segregation
- Nickname for Union troops
30 Clues: Party of Lincoln • Lincoln's assassin • A reading test to vote • President after Lincoln • When you must pay to vote • Amendment banning slavery • Nickname for Union troops • President of the Confederacy • First African American Senator • Nickname for Confederate troops • Era that lasted from 1865 to 1877 • Union general and future President • Month in which the Civil War began • ...
Texas & the Civil War 2023-02-14
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- rights guaranteed or belonging to a person
- rule by the people
- a military draft
- the division of power among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government
- northern whites who moved to the south and served as republican leaders during reconstruction
- June 19, 1865; the date slaves were declared free in Texas
- people who take the law into their own hands
- an act or means of sealing off a place to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving.
- a person who supported the Union during the Civil War period
- The name given to the part of war that was not actively involved in the fighting but which was vital to it.
- Laws denying most legal rights to newly freed slaves; passed by southern states following the Civil War
- a form of government in which power is divided between the federal and state governments
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- the government can't do whatever it wants, it has limits and must follow the constitution
- person who rents a plot of land from another person and farms it in exchange for a share of the crop
- a temporary government
- A system that allows each branch of government to limit the powers of the other branches in order to prevent abuse of power
- a written plan of government
- the belief that government should be based on the consent of the people
- a local law
- southern whites who supported Reconstruction
- to cancel
- former slaves
22 Clues: to cancel • a local law • former slaves • a military draft • rule by the people • a temporary government • a written plan of government • rights guaranteed or belonging to a person • people who take the law into their own hands • southern whites who supported Reconstruction • June 19, 1865; the date slaves were declared free in Texas • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2020-03-20
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- a wagon that would carry the food
- the group of states that wanted the right to have slaves
- a hot coat made of wool that the soldiers would wear
- a makeshift place to treat wounded soldiers that would typically be a tent or a nearby barn
- a cannon like weapon that could shoot cannon balls a mile away
- a woman who was shot by a stray bullet while cooking
- nicknamed the “angel of the battlefield” because she went with the Union soldiers and would save many soldiers from both the Rebels and the Yankees
- a pastor to a regiment
- a spear-like blade attached to the end of the barrel of a gun
- a thin strip of fatty port meat that was a staple for the soldiers to eat
- the group of states that did not believe in slavery
- a kit of cooking utensils like knives, pots, cups, etc.
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- a person who went behind the soldiers to set up a field hospital and treat wounded soldiers
- a tin bottle that held about 1 quart of water for soldiers to drink from
- the president of America during the Civil War who did not believe in slavery and never owned a slave
- a very famous African-American woman known for escaping slavery, becoming a conductor on the Underground Railroad, and helping the Union Army
- the soldiers who fought for the Confederate States of America
- a hard piece of bread soldiers would eat if they did not have time to cook
- a group of approximately 100 soldiers
- the soldiers who fought for the United States of America
20 Clues: a pastor to a regiment • a wagon that would carry the food • a group of approximately 100 soldiers • the group of states that did not believe in slavery • a hot coat made of wool that the soldiers would wear • a woman who was shot by a stray bullet while cooking • a kit of cooking utensils like knives, pots, cups, etc. • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2020-03-15
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- of Manassas this was the first major battle the south won
- Tubman she led slaves through the underground railroad
- the side who lost the war ( specific name)
- Lincoln he was the president of the union at the time
- Address the famous 2 minute speech made by abraham lincoln
- the side who won the war (specific name)
- Compromise for every slave state there had to be a free state to even it out
- Tom’s Cabin this was a book written by harriet beecher stowe
- Court House the south surrendered here in the last battle
- Davis he was the ‘president’ of the confederates at the time
- Grant the northern general later to be the 18th president
- of Fort Sumter this was the battle that started the civil war
- a type of gun
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- people who opposed slavery were called this
- Carolina this was the first state to secede from the union
- Flag this flag was blue with a red X that had 13 stars in them
- Proclamation the proclamation that freed slaves within the confederacy
- of Antietam the bloodiest day
- Robert E. Lee was the leader of the confederacy
- America the country that split in two and went against itself
- Brown he wanted to arm slaves with weapons and free them
- the type of government the country was as a whole where people exercise the authority of government
- Ferry Attack this attack was led by john brown towards what is now west virginia
- of Gettysburg the bloodiest war
- keeping black people as property and using them as free labor
25 Clues: a type of gun • of Antietam the bloodiest day • of Gettysburg the bloodiest war • the side who won the war (specific name) • the side who lost the war ( specific name) • people who opposed slavery were called this • Robert E. Lee was the leader of the confederacy • Lincoln he was the president of the union at the time • ...
Causes of Civil War 2021-02-09
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- won election of 1860
- Gadsden purchase was bought to build this
- Kansas had this nickname
- Harpers Ferry was a federal
- Proviso that wanted slavery banned in all new land
- purchase bought from Mexico
- he proposed having two presidents
- Supreme Court considered slaves this
- people who wanted to secede from Union
- U.S. gained this territory from Britain
- people who did not want to secede from Union
- slave trade was stopped here in 1850
- U.S. have all land from coast to coast
- he wanted to build a RR across midwest
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- joined as a free state in 1850
- beat Charles Sumner with a cane
- Kansas became this type of state
- Party created to oppose slavery
- John Brown wanted to purge the land with this
- Who Douglas wanted to decide on issue of slavery
- Regiment sent in to capture Mexico City
- Texas was once part of this country
- Mexico and U.S. could not agree on this of Texas
- Supreme Court said Dred Scott was not this
- Many American went to Texas to grow this
- slave who filed suit for his freedom
- Southerners saw Preston Brooks as this
- gave speech how slavery was wrong to Congress
- favored secession only with other states
29 Clues: won election of 1860 • Kansas had this nickname • Harpers Ferry was a federal • purchase bought from Mexico • joined as a free state in 1850 • beat Charles Sumner with a cane • Party created to oppose slavery • Kansas became this type of state • he proposed having two presidents • Texas was once part of this country • Supreme Court considered slaves this • ...
2021 Civil War unit 2021-06-01
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- This economic issue severely harmed the South
- This Supreme Court decision favored personal property over anti-slavery laws
- Nickname given to the Southern general who was victorious at Bull Run
- The ______ Slave Act was part of the Compromise of 1850
- Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
- The "Mrs." who received a letter from Lincoln after having lost 5 sons
- A massive 1862 battle close to the Tennessee/Mississippi border
- The side that was better prepared to win the war
- Last name of Lincoln's assassin
- Located on the Mississippi River; key Union victory to split the Confederacy
- The notorious prison camp in Georgia
- Another word for freedom
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- His "March to the Sea" devastated Georgia and helped deliver Lincoln reelection
- Well-known battle and address
- The first shots of the Civil War were fired here on April 12, 1861
- The location in Virginia where Lee surrendered to Grant
- Otherwise known as "Scott's Great Snake"
- The South's top general in Northern Virginia
- The ______ Bread Riot
- State at the center of nullification, Sumter, and separation
- The North's top general (eventually)
21 Clues: The ______ Bread Riot • Another word for freedom • Well-known battle and address • Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" • Last name of Lincoln's assassin • The North's top general (eventually) • The notorious prison camp in Georgia • Otherwise known as "Scott's Great Snake" • The South's top general in Northern Virginia • This economic issue severely harmed the South • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction 2021-08-25
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- giving people government jobs based on loyalty
- the most famous conductor of the underground railroad
- the idea that citizens of new territories should decide whether to allow slavery or not
- proclamation decree by Lincoln declaring all enslaved peoples in rebel states are free
- the attack the started the Civil War
- the immediate end of slavery
- cotton, tobacco, rice and sugarcane
- Book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe
- a tax on imports or exports
- another name for the Confederate states of America
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- first state to secede from the Union
- enslaved man from Missouri who tried to sue for his freedom
- this allowed slave owners to recapture alleged runaway slaves in the North
- a military blockade of a city or fortified place to force it to surrender
- Helped slaves escape to the North or Canada
- won the presidency in the election of 1860
- abolitionist who led the seizure of Harper's Ferry
- The decision by Congress to add Maine(a free state) and Missouri (a slave state) to maintain balance of slave/free states in the U.S.
- forbade enslaved people from owning property, or testifying in court against a white person
- invention by Eli Whitney in 1793
20 Clues: a tax on imports or exports • the immediate end of slavery • invention by Eli Whitney in 1793 • cotton, tobacco, rice and sugarcane • first state to secede from the Union • the attack the started the Civil War • Book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe • won the presidency in the election of 1860 • Helped slaves escape to the North or Canada • ...
Civil War Cross word 2021-10-07
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- the southerners drove the union forces back
- President of Confederate states of America
- A tax on imported goods, supported by Northerners
- a special type of shell filled with billets
- A collection of 11 slave stated that secsedded from the U.S. to form its own country
- When enslaved people are freed
- a devices that explode in the air or on contact
- a required military service
- the bloodiest day f civil war
- battle occurred at the most exactly the same
- another word for money
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- The right of people to make political decisions for themselves
- Another name for the U.S.
- the war between the union and the confederate stated
- A slave that had escaped from his/hers owner
- a type of deadly snake
- Radical abolitionist who attacked the arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Va participated in bleeding Kansas
- An attempted attack on federal arsenal in Virgina
- Completely do away with something
- because the following year another
- southern strategy
21 Clues: southern strategy • a type of deadly snake • another word for money • Another name for the U.S. • a required military service • the bloodiest day f civil war • When enslaved people are freed • Completely do away with something • because the following year another • President of Confederate states of America • the southerners drove the union forces back • ...
Civil War Unit 10 2022-04-24
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- April 15, 1865- ABRAHAM LINCOLN was assassinated by
- Calvary unit also from Texas led by Franklin Terry- He died in 1861
- will be appointed by Andrew Johnson as the new governor of Texas
- becoming President of the U.S. in 1860- raised concerns in the South over a change in their way of life
- What was the economy of the SOUTH was based on?
- This party supported raising tariffs on imported goods which would hurt the South
- focus on what benefits your own region and not that of the whole nation
- a person who supported the Union cause during the Civil War
- enslaved people in the southern states were free.
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- August 1862- German settlers were trying to flee to Mexico to avoid joining. Many were killed at a fight near the
- became the President of the Confederate States of America
- What was the economy of the North based on?
- free from outside control; self-governing
- February 1861- The Convention to form the CSA was held where?
- where the Sabine flows into the Gulf- a foothold for the Union troops to mount attacks into the interior of Texas.
- Union army captures this city hoping to stop Confederate trade through Mexico
- April 12, 1862- All men 18-35 must join ordered by President of the CSA Jefferson Davis
- Created by WINFIELD SCOTT-Union had a 3 Part Strategy- 1) Cut Confederacy into 2 parts by controlling the Mississippi-2)Capture the Confederate Capital in Richmond, Virginia 3)Form a blockade along the entire Confederate coastline
- lead by John Bell Hood – a infantry unit from Texas that fought in the East under General Robert E. Lee – fought in most of the major battles
- APRIL 9, 1865- Robert E. Lee surrenders TO Ulysses S. Gant at this place
- On APRIL 12, 1861- the first shots were fired at?
- to withdraw from a larger unit one belongs to
- governor of Texas opposed secession because he worried about the outcome and refused to sign the oath of allegiance to the CONFEDERATE STATES
- the South believed they had the right to not follow laws that the federal government passed- ex. High tariffs
- This Battle occurred on May 13, 1865- after the war had ended. The last battle fought in the Civil War.
25 Clues: free from outside control; self-governing • What was the economy of the North based on? • to withdraw from a larger unit one belongs to • What was the economy of the SOUTH was based on? • On APRIL 12, 1861- the first shots were fired at? • enslaved people in the southern states were free. • April 15, 1865- ABRAHAM LINCOLN was assassinated by • ...
Civil war crossword puzzle 2022-05-09
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- new general appointed by lincon
- was a reformer for conditions of prisoners and people with disabilities
- Helped capture new orleans, lousiana
- this was the confederate capitol
- to be approved
- president Lincons wife
- A northerner that became famous for their work with wounded soldiers
- another name for the confederate army
- imformed confederate leaders of union army movements
- was a confederate general
- nearly unknown candidate in the election of 1858
- wrote about women dieing in the civil war
- the place that grant swung south of richmond to attack
- another name for the union
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- Union cammander at Cairo
- was the cofederate president
- where confederate forces siezed the naval shipyard
- Known as stonewall jackson
- name of abandoned warship from the north
- entertained union leaders in washington d.c
- established a hospital for soldiers in Richmond, Virginia
- a place in Mississippi where a great union victory happened
- Helped dozens escape through the underground railroad
- to free all enslaved people in the south
- A general increase in the level of prices
25 Clues: to be approved • president Lincons wife • Union cammander at Cairo • was a confederate general • Known as stonewall jackson • another name for the union • was the cofederate president • new general appointed by lincon • this was the confederate capitol • Helped capture new orleans, lousiana • another name for the confederate army • name of abandoned warship from the north • ...
Civil War Activities Galore 2016-11-01
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- a union general; conceving the best union stadagy that defeted the confederate
- the south side
- the north side
- how dedicated you are to a certain person
- one side of a country aginst another side of a country
- union general that defeated Lee at the battle of Gettysburg
- the effect after danger; bad things
- people, animals, or things that run away
- when you have a life or death threatening situation
- a smaller section with lower leaders in a country
- the person,animal,thing, or thought that people trust and worship
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- s union general;best known for the victory aginst Lee at the battle of Chancellorsville
- a union general;conducted successful campaigns in North Carolina and East Tennessee
- a union general; Army of the Potomac
- the turning point in the american civil war when the union winns
- all together
- the main confederate general
- Lincoln the 16th president
- a confederate general; best known general after Lee
- when slaves are in use for people's own will
20 Clues: all together • the south side • the north side • Lincoln the 16th president • the main confederate general • the effect after danger; bad things • a union general; Army of the Potomac • people, animals, or things that run away • how dedicated you are to a certain person • when slaves are in use for people's own will • a smaller section with lower leaders in a country • ...
Transcendentalist & Civil War Test 2019-03-21
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- lee write a simple and ___ letter to his son
- in "Swing Low" ___ represents the underground railroad
- lee feels despair over the fact that the union must be maintained using ___
- thoreau is angered/upset by the _____ war
- lee & other southerners most likely disliked the policies on individual ___ rights
- spiritual often refer to this book: the _____
- lincoln's ideas can be said to be based on the ___ of independence
- lee's ideas can be said to be based on the u.s. ____
- thoreau falls into a dull ___ when his footsteps wear a path to the pond
- in "Go Down, Moses" ______ represent the slaves
- emerson uses socrates, jesus, & ____ as examples of people who struggled
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- in "Go Down, Moses" ____ represents slaveowners/plantation owners
- lee analyzes the events of war with a ___ context
- lincoln makes use of repeating grammatical structures, called ___
- transcendentalists believe there is a spiritual ___ btw man & nature
- lee believes in the ___ of the union
- thoreau thinks ___ should speak up about their thoughts regarding govt
- lincoln's stated purpose in "Gttsbrg Add." is to ___ the field as a cemetery
- the refrain of a spiritual will often have an ___ effect
- emerson believes nature can inspire the ___ spirit
- lincoln's main purpose in "Gttsbrg Add." is to inspire people to join the ___
21 Clues: lee believes in the ___ of the union • thoreau is angered/upset by the _____ war • lee write a simple and ___ letter to his son • spiritual often refer to this book: the _____ • in "Go Down, Moses" ______ represent the slaves • lee analyzes the events of war with a ___ context • emerson believes nature can inspire the ___ spirit • ...
Civil War- Olivia Thrift 2019-12-02
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- lee retreated due to low supplies and men
- where most fighting took place
- killed at Chanchellorsville in May 1863
- fell to Union troops led by Sherman
- replaced McDowell; created Army of the Potomac
- 23 states and population of 22 million
- received 75% of all raw cotton from south
- drafted men aged 20-45 to serve for Union
- GA prisoner of war camp; 14,000 deaths
- Lee surrendered April 9, 1865
- bloodiest single-day of fighting
- conflict b/t the Union and Confederacy
- capital of the Confederacy
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- battle in April 1862 w/ 23,000 casualties
- first shots of war fired
- freed slaves in rebelling states
- led a march that left a 60 mile path of destruction
- assassinated President Lincoln
- President of the Union
- Lee invaded North in summer of 1863; 3 day battle
- commander of army of Northern Virginia
- union general- defeats Lee
22 Clues: President of the Union • first shots of war fired • union general- defeats Lee • capital of the Confederacy • Lee surrendered April 9, 1865 • where most fighting took place • assassinated President Lincoln • freed slaves in rebelling states • bloodiest single-day of fighting • fell to Union troops led by Sherman • 23 states and population of 22 million • ...
Civil War - Ethan Hendrix 2019-12-02
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- Retreated from Petersburg; low on men and supplies
- Bloodiest engagement of the war
- President of the Union
- Lincoln replaced McDowell with
- Lee surrendered at
- Home Field advantage and concrete war aims
- Prisoner of War camps often had
- Commanded forces of Northern Virginia
- Lincoln requested the aid of 75,000 troops to suppress the
- Led Union forces in Shiloh
- First state to secede
- About 23,000 total casualties
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- President of the Confederate States of America
- Led the attack on Atlanta
- Freed the slaves in the rebelling states
- Fell to union soldiers following a siege
- Diplomatic victory for the Union
- While attending a play Lincoln was shot by
- Faced discrimination while serving
- Battle between the Union and Confederacy
- Mistakenly killed by his own troops at night
- Cotton was traded to European nations
22 Clues: Lee surrendered at • First state to secede • President of the Union • Led the attack on Atlanta • Led Union forces in Shiloh • About 23,000 total casualties • Lincoln replaced McDowell with • Bloodiest engagement of the war • Prisoner of War camps often had • Diplomatic victory for the Union • Faced discrimination while serving • Cotton was traded to European nations • ...
Civil War - Salina Davis 2019-12-02
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- fell to union troops led by sherman
- turning point of the war
- confederates stage a surprise attack
- was replaced by mcclellan
- northern states
- union troops defended it at gettyburg
- scott's great snake created ______ to the southern ports
- confederates defeat union troops; stonewall dies
- __________ proclamation
- medical care as removal of a limb; often fatal
- union general wins the war
- number one crop grown in the south
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- confederate president
- how lincoln died
- where lee's troops invaded
- commanded army of northern virginia
- southern states
- draftee could pay $300 to avoid service
- amount of cotton being exported to england from south
- conflict b/t the Union and Confederacy
- courthouse at which lee surrendered
- president of the Union
22 Clues: southern states • northern states • how lincoln died • confederate president • president of the Union • __________ proclamation • turning point of the war • was replaced by mcclellan • where lee's troops invaded • union general wins the war • number one crop grown in the south • fell to union troops led by sherman • commanded army of northern virginia • ...
Civil War Crossword Z.S 2023-05-12
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- They were unfair laws in the South
- This battle declared all slaves in confederate territory to be free.
- it occurred April 12 1861-April 9, 1865
- President of the U.S during the civil war
- General for the confederate army
- A person who wanted to remove/abolish slavery.
- General for the union army
- The battle that started the civil war
- Owned mostly factories and mostly didn't rely on slaves
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- In this case the U.S. Supreme Court stated that slaves were not citizens of the U.S.
- A political party created in the 1850s to prevent the spread of slavery to the territories.
- Generals Robert E. Lee & James Longstreet
- It was a fight with pro slavery and anti-slavery people.
- A soldier that is wounded or killed during battle.
- It taught slaves how to read and write.
- He wanted to arm slaves and abolish slavery
- He shot Abraham lincoln
- This battle gave the Union complete control of the mississippi river.
- generals George B. Mcclellan & Ulysses S. Grant
- Mostly farmed and dependent on slaves.
20 Clues: He shot Abraham lincoln • General for the union army • General for the confederate army • They were unfair laws in the South • The battle that started the civil war • Mostly farmed and dependent on slaves. • It taught slaves how to read and write. • it occurred April 12 1861-April 9, 1865 • Generals Robert E. Lee & James Longstreet • President of the U.S during the civil war • ...
Before the civil war 2023-10-26
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- Popular sovereignty was to be used to determine if these territories were free or slave.
- The population would get to pick wheather to be a free or slave state.
- Elected in 1860, main president in the Civil War.
- Kansas was allowed to vote to be a free or slave state which resulted in violence.
- Essay written by Herny David Thoreau on the idea to not follow laws from the government if they seem unjust.
- Someone who dies for his or her beleifs.
- John Brown's last raid before he got caStephenand hung.
- Slave Catchers were allowed to come into the north and take slaves back to the south.
- House Dived speech was given by Lincoln in these debates.
- Southern states leave the union to create their own country.
- California as a free state, Popular sovereignty.
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- Violence broke out in Congress.
- The states that left the union are called.
- The speech Lincoln made when he was put into office.
- A man who wanted slavery gone so he tried to do it on his own and attacked places.
- Free slave not freed after going to the Supreme Court
- James Buchanan and John C. Frémont.
- The president proposed this which suggested slavery should be banned in any gained territory from Mexico
- The new party the Free-Soil Party was made in this election.
- Stephen Douglas, John Breckinridge, John Bell, and Abraham Lincoln.
20 Clues: Violence broke out in Congress. • James Buchanan and John C. Frémont. • Someone who dies for his or her beleifs. • The states that left the union are called. • California as a free state, Popular sovereignty. • Elected in 1860, main president in the Civil War. • The speech Lincoln made when he was put into office. • Free slave not freed after going to the Supreme Court • ...
Civil War Famous People 2023-12-04
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- General in the Confederate states army.
- Uncle Tom's Cabin
- led a revolt against his enslavers.
- The Liberator
- ran in 1860 president election.
- saved about 70 slaves after escaping slavery.
- advocate for the mentally ill.
- escaped slavery with her and her daughter.
- Lead military commander of the North.
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- Only president of the Confederate states.
- seventh house speaker
- Killed Abe Lincoln
- former slave who went to the Supreme Court
- 6th president
- Founded American Red Cross.
- most imprtant leader of the civil rights movement.
- convicted of a slave revolt.
- 14th and 19th secretary of state.
- prominent leader in the American abolitionist movement.
- Lead militarty commander of the South.
20 Clues: 6th president • The Liberator • Uncle Tom's Cabin • Killed Abe Lincoln • seventh house speaker • Founded American Red Cross. • convicted of a slave revolt. • advocate for the mentally ill. • ran in 1860 president election. • 14th and 19th secretary of state. • led a revolt against his enslavers. • Lead military commander of the North. • Lead militarty commander of the South. • ...
Jefferson to Civil War 2023-11-29
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- helped over 300 slaves escape to freedom
- people bought goods because they were cheaper
- tax on imported goods
- crisis in South Carolina in 1833
- rewarding friends with government jobs
- city where women's convention was held
- when the people decide an issue
- linked the East to the west
- compromise that addressed the Louisiana territory
- slave that was brought to a free territory
- one of the organizers of Seneca Falls
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- forced Native Americans off their land
- territory gained from Mexican American War, Mexican ____
- newspaper published by William Lloyd Garrison
- territory annexed in 1845
- no European powers can settle in the Americas
- doubled the size of US
- President who bought Louisiana Terrotory
- published the North Star
- act that voided the Missouri Compromise
- book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe
- tried to start a slave rebellion at Harpers Ferry, Virginia
22 Clues: tax on imported goods • doubled the size of US • published the North Star • territory annexed in 1845 • linked the East to the west • when the people decide an issue • crisis in South Carolina in 1833 • book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe • one of the organizers of Seneca Falls • forced Native Americans off their land • rewarding friends with government jobs • ...
Civil War Key Terms 2024-05-16
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- “Destroying civilian and economic resources.”
- He was a general for the Confederacy. A U.S. Military Academy graduate. He served in the Mexican War in a Harpers Ferry and he led Federal troops. He also took unpredictable moves to confuse the Union.
- Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri, are all of these states. States were slave states that did not join the Confederacy.
- An Admerial for the Union Navy. He captured the cities of Natchez, Mississippi, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
- In April of 1865, Grant surrounded the Confederate army and cut off Lee’s esape route. The Confederates could not break the Union line, and they were running through on supplies. Lee could not see a way out, and surrender. They met in the town of Appomattox Courthouse on April 9, 1865. Lee surrendered, ending the Civil War. Grant decided that the Confederate troops would not be tried for treason, would be allowed to keep their horses, and would be fed.
- Lincoln praised the Union army a the Gettysburg battlefield cemetery, on November 19, 1863. This speech became the most famous speech in American history. He said that the war was being fought for a reason.
- An army mostly made up of free African Americans. In July of 1863, the infantry tried to invade Fort Wagner in South Carolina. About half of the army died, were injured, or captured. Their mission failed.
- The city of Vicksburg is on a 200 feet cliff. This made it very difficult to invade. David Farragut’s troops' guns couldn’t reach the city above. General Grant's idea was to starve the city. He cut off the city, and eventually, the city ran out of food. The only way the soldiers survived was by eating horses, rats, and dogs.
- Known as the Battle of Sharpsburg. Many people were killed, and it was the bloodiest battle in U.S. history. More soldiers were killed than they were in the American Revolution.
- A volunteer who created a group that brought medicine to the battlefield. They were known as the “angels of the battlefield”. This eventually led to the American Red Cross.
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- He impatient when he asked to lead defensive military maneuvers. He wanted to be in the attacks. He ended up getting his wish.
- A law that would free all of the Confederate slaves.
- The first major battle in the war.
- A general who put together a group of soldiers called the Army of Potomac. He put in a lot of effort to start his attack on the Confederate Army. Although he overestimated its size. Lincoln was impatient with him and in 1862 McLennan started the presidential campaign to try to capture Richmond, Virginia.
- He made a two-part war strategy to defeat the Confederates. The first part was to block the South’s ports to destroy the Southern economy. The second part of his plan was to divide the South by gaining control of the Mississippi River.
- She was the first woman to have a medical license and she organized a group that convinced President Lincoln to form the US Sanitary Commission.
- Where the first shots of the Civil War were fired. It began in Charleston, South Carolina when Confederate troops attacked the Union troops. The Confederates won.
- Ships covered in iron.
- A battle that took place on April 6th, 1862. The Confederacy organized a surprise attack on Grant's camp. This is how the battle started. The battle also helped the Union take more control over the Mississippi River.
- The idea that Great Britain would have access to the raw cotton in the South. They wanted Great Britain’s support and maybe Britain would send in troops. The textile industry would support the Confederacy. This idea did not work because Great Britain got supplies from India and Egypt.
20 Clues: Ships covered in iron. • The first major battle in the war. • “Destroying civilian and economic resources.” • A law that would free all of the Confederate slaves. • An Admerial for the Union Navy. He captured the cities of Natchez, Mississippi, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana. • ...
The Civil War Crossword 2023-10-23
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- serving as an essential component
- an authoritative direction or instruction to do something
- a binding commitment to do or give or refrain from something
- soldiers or warriors who fight mounted on horseback
- explained or answered
- the United States
- a class of heavy military ranged weapons that launch munitions far beyond the range and power of infantry firearms.
- a statement that is emphatic and explicit
- is the movement to end slavery and liberate enslaved people around the world.
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- a war measure isolating an area of importance to the enemy
- formal separation from an alliance or federation
- of or occurring between or among citizens of the state
- the state of being allied
- impossible to split into parts
- the orientation of those who favor government by the people
- a type of dense biscuit or cracker made from flour and water.
- command against
- a soldier that is wounded or killed during battle.
- freedom of choice
- any entry into an area not previously occupied
20 Clues: command against • the United States • freedom of choice • explained or answered • the state of being allied • impossible to split into parts • serving as an essential component • a statement that is emphatic and explicit • any entry into an area not previously occupied • formal separation from an alliance or federation • a soldier that is wounded or killed during battle. • ...
The Civil War Review 2024-09-05
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- Southerners strongly supported this; said that since states had created the federal gov't by ratifying the Constitution & joined the Union voluntarily, it also had the power to withdraw.
- this senator was brutally beaten for his speech that blamed pro-slavery activists for the violence in Kansas.
- the President of the Confederacy.
- in this 1820 compromise, Maine was admitted as a free state & Missouri was admitted as a slave state. It also prohibited slavery above the 36/30 latitude line.
- site of a turning point battle, ending with a Union victory & an address by Lincoln.
- a person who is against slavery & wants to abolish it.
- this region was based in agriculture, plantations & relied on slavery.
- in this compromise, California was admitted as a free state, while other western territories got to decide for themselves if they wanted slavery. it also imposed a stricter Fugitive Slave Law.
- one of the most famous conductors of the Underground Railroad, she helped slaves escape to freedom.
- he introduced the idea of “total war” as commander of all Union forces.
- this plan aimed to "squeeze" the South by blockading its ports & controlling the Mississippi River, cutting off the confederacy into 2.
- refers to the violence that erupted in Kansas following the Kansas Nebraska Act.
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- the idea that people in certain territories could decide for themselves whether or not to allow slavery.
- this act reopened the issue of slavery, leading to violent conflicts in Kansas.
- the scheme to annex Cuba as a slave state
- the amendment that abolished slavery.
- in this case, the Supreme Court ruled that African Americans had no rights & Congress couldn't ban slavery in western territories.
- abolitionist who attempted to lead a slave rebellion at a federal armory in Harper's Ferry, VA.
- the formal withdraw from an organization or group; during the Civil War, the South left the Union and formed the Confederacy.
- refers to the loyalty many Americans felt towards their own region, rather than to the country as a whole.
- issued by Lincoln, this declared that all slaves in Confederate-held territories were to be freed; it did not immediately free all enslaved people.
- this region was newer, constantly expanding, & was based in mining.
- the shots fired here marked the start of the Civil War.
- The Confederate surrender here ensured Union control of the Mississippi River & split the South in two.
- this battle in Florida ended with Confederate troops defeating Union troops.
- this quote comes from this famous speech by Lincoln: "4 score & 7 years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty, & dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal."
- the election of this president caused 11 states to secede from the Union in 1861.
- this region was industrialized, had factories, better technology and opposed slavery.
- beginning as the Free Soil Party, this party was focused on opposing the expansion of slavery into the western territories of the United States.
- the main cause of the Civil War; the ownership of a person as property.
30 Clues: the President of the Confederacy. • the amendment that abolished slavery. • the scheme to annex Cuba as a slave state • a person who is against slavery & wants to abolish it. • the shots fired here marked the start of the Civil War. • this region was newer, constantly expanding, & was based in mining. • ...
Civil War ABC's Vocab 2025-05-08
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- A way to transport goods, ideas, and people
- A proclomation pardoning cofederates, as long as they took in oath in the wrongs of slavery
- Admitted Missouri as a slave state, and Maine as a free state, and also created the two sides of the war
- This term means people, places, events, and texts that are worthy of quoting
- An abolitionist who was well known for his impactful speeches
- Transformation and expansion of an economy the North was well known for this
- Upper region, side in the war that was anti slavery, aslo known as the Union
- The fear of foreigners
- This document officially ended slavery
- A city in Virginia, and a famous battlesite fo a Union win
- A document declaring the freedom of slaves
- A nickname for the Union soilders
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- Significant battle in the Civil War, that was one fo the 1st battles
- A powerful speech given by Lincoln to encourage the Union
- A river marking the barrier between the North and the South
- An act allowing Kansas and Nebraska in as states
- An abolishonist known for his prtoests, and for dying for the end of slavery
- An abolishonist, and womens rights activist known for her "Ain't I A Woman" speech
- Advocacy for the end of slavery
- An influentialwoman, who saved lives and founded the Red Cross
- 16th president of the United States
- A big helper in manufacturing,and medical help on the battlefield
- A powerful woman abolitionist who created the Underground Railroad
- An abolitionist known for his famous legal case protesting for free slaves in free states
- The side in the Cicil War that was anti slavery
- a person who has a biased finatical obsession with politics,religion,and ideals.
26 Clues: The fear of foreigners • Advocacy for the end of slavery • A nickname for the Union soilders • 16th president of the United States • This document officially ended slavery • A document declaring the freedom of slaves • A way to transport goods, ideas, and people • The side in the Cicil War that was anti slavery • An act allowing Kansas and Nebraska in as states • ...
The Civil War #1 2026-03-19
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- Abolitionist who raided Harpers Ferry, VA
- Entered the U.S. with the Compromise of 1850
- The Kansas-Nebraska Act led to this
- Compromise that drew a 36-30 line
- American President during the Civil War
- Led the deadliest slave revolt in VA
- Party Abraham Lincoln represented
- The Southern economy
- The Northern economy
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- Escaped slave and respected abolitionist
- Davis President of the CSA
- Genius slave who almost took Richmond
- The reason Lee fought on the Confederate side
- Led the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia
- This address by Lincoln emphasized equality
- Replaced failed Union Generals; was victorious
- Thomas Jackson's nickname for his battle presence
- Lincoln felt the Union needed to be _______.
- Douglas served as an _______ to Lincoln
- Conflicts between regions that led to the war
20 Clues: The Southern economy • The Northern economy • Davis President of the CSA • Compromise that drew a 36-30 line • Party Abraham Lincoln represented • The Kansas-Nebraska Act led to this • Led the deadliest slave revolt in VA • Genius slave who almost took Richmond • American President during the Civil War • Douglas served as an _______ to Lincoln • ...
Chapter 17: Civil War 2026-03-17
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- deadliest single-day battle of the war
- nickname for Confederate soldiers
- nickname for Union soldiers
- best-known African American regiment
- Confederate ironclad
- slave states that didn't join the Confederacy
- one killed, wounded, captured, or missing in war
- "conductor" of Underground Railroad
- legal process that helps ensure government has legal right to keep someone in jail
- nine-month siege
- commanding general of Confederate army
- decree that freed all slaves in Confederacy
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- South's largest city
- first female army surgeon
- site where Lee surrendered to Grant
- battle that ended Confederate hopes of gaining help from Britain
- plan to defeat Confederacy
- Confederate capital
- Union general who marched to the sea
- Union general known as a man of action
20 Clues: nine-month siege • Confederate capital • South's largest city • Confederate ironclad • first female army surgeon • plan to defeat Confederacy • nickname for Union soldiers • nickname for Confederate soldiers • site where Lee surrendered to Grant • "conductor" of Underground Railroad • best-known African American regiment • Union general who marched to the sea • ...
History Crossword 2019-02-27
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- She is most famous for making and leading slaves through the underground railroad. TWO WORDS
- Robert E. Lee led the confederate army as a _________ during the Civil War.
- The Emancipation Proclamation applied to how many slave? SPELL OUT
- After escaping slavery, what did Sojourner Truth become?
- Fort _______ is a sea fort in Charleston Harbor,South Carolina.
- The first major battle of the Civil War, the Battle of Antietam was fought in what state?
- What is the name of the document that abolished slavery in 1865? TWO WORDS
- The ___________ Court House is where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. grant to end the war.
- Abraham Lincoln was the __________ president. SPELL OUT
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- The Battle of Gettysburg had the largest number of ___________ in the entire war.
- Fredrick Douglass was a great orator, statesman, and _______.
- What is the name of the document the stated that all all slaves would be given their freedom. TWO WORDS
- He was the first president to be assassinated.
- Which city was the Battle of Gettysburg fought in?
- Jefferson Davis was the first and only President of the ____________ States of America.
- Ulysses S. Grant was the commanding general of the ______ army.
- His forces left a trail of destruction which destroyed military installations as well as industry.
- Ulysses S. Grant became the __________ president. SPELL OUT
- The first battle of Bull Run was the first major battle when the ______ won.
19 Clues: He was the first president to be assassinated. • Which city was the Battle of Gettysburg fought in? • Abraham Lincoln was the __________ president. SPELL OUT • After escaping slavery, what did Sojourner Truth become? • Ulysses S. Grant became the __________ president. SPELL OUT • Fredrick Douglass was a great orator, statesman, and _______. • ...
History Crossword 2019-02-27
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- Fredrick Douglass was a great orator, statesman, and _______.
- After escaping slavery, what did Sojourner Truth become?
- The first major battle of the Civil War, the Battle of Antietam was fought in what state?
- Which city was the Battle of Gettysburg fought in?
- The Emancipation Proclamation applied to how many slave? SPELL OUT
- What is the name of the document the stated that all all slaves would be given their freedom. TWO WORDS
- Fort _______ is a sea fort in Charleston Harbor,South Carolina.
- The ___________ Court House is where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. grant to end the war.
- Ulysses S. Grant was the commanding general of the ______ army.
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- What is the name of the document that abolished slavery in 1865? TWO WORDS
- The Battle of Gettysburg had the largest number of ___________ in the entire war.
- He was the first president to be assassinated.
- Ulysses S. Grant became the __________ president. SPELL OUT
- His forces left a trail of destruction which destroyed military installations as well as industry.
- Robert E. Lee led the confederate army as a _________ during the Civil War.
- Jefferson Davis was the first and only President of the ____________ States of America.
- She is most famous for making and leading slaves through the underground railroad. TWO WORDS
- Abraham Lincoln was the __________ president. SPELL OUT
- The first battle of Bull Run was the first major battle when the ______ won.
19 Clues: He was the first president to be assassinated. • Which city was the Battle of Gettysburg fought in? • Abraham Lincoln was the __________ president. SPELL OUT • After escaping slavery, what did Sojourner Truth become? • Ulysses S. Grant became the __________ president. SPELL OUT • Fredrick Douglass was a great orator, statesman, and _______. • ...
APUSH Court Cases and Docs but it's fun and yay apush gonna get a 5 on the exam 2025-04-24
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- introduced the rights of citizens and the powers of the federal government and state governments.
- Hamilton, Madison, and John Jay wrote these in promotion of the ratification of the US Constitution.
- government has the right to limit free speech at times of crisis (such as war).
- created the League of Nations and made Germany pay war reparations.
- gave Congress the power to establish a national bank and state governments could not tax the federal government.
- gives the right to self-incrimination and speak to an attorney.
- took an official stance of what the Civil War was really for (the end of slavery) and removed any possible international support of the Confederates.
- created judiciary review; gave more power to the Supreme Court.
- established the practice of segregation.
- a speech given by Lincoln after one of the deadliest battles of the Civil War.
- desegregated schools.
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- decided that African Americans were not considered citizens, so they do not have rights.
- came before the US constitution which gave limited powers to the federal government.
- made the internment camps where Japanese Americans were held in constitutional.
- stated the American colonies as free from British rule.
- emphasized the need for neutrality within foreign policy and warned citizens of political parties.
- acknowledged the Cherokee land and their rights to it.
- written by Thomas Paine to address the need for independence from England.
- legalized abortion in 1973.
19 Clues: desegregated schools. • legalized abortion in 1973. • established the practice of segregation. • acknowledged the Cherokee land and their rights to it. • stated the American colonies as free from British rule. • gives the right to self-incrimination and speak to an attorney. • created judiciary review; gave more power to the Supreme Court. • ...
World Geography 2023-04-26
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- This war was the only war the US lost
- This river is the largest river in South America
- Tallest peak of in Africa
- What continent is South Africa on
- This side of the Civil War won
- This region was given to the Belgians
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- Type of economic system of China
- This country is currently Invading Ukraine
- What is the largest ocean
- This country started WW2
- 1st president of the US
- the capital of Japan
- Capital of France
- The US gained its independence from them
14 Clues: Capital of France • the capital of Japan • 1st president of the US • This country started WW2 • What is the largest ocean • Tallest peak of in Africa • This side of the Civil War won • Type of economic system of China • What continent is South Africa on • This war was the only war the US lost • This region was given to the Belgians • The US gained its independence from them • ...
chapter 12 2022-04-12
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- is a largely historical term used by Southerners to describe opportunistic Northerners who came to the Southern states after the American Civil War, who were perceived to be exploiting the local populace for their own financial, political, and/or social gain.
- The ___era was the period after the American Civil War from 1865 to 1877
- The ___ were a group of politicians who formed a faction within the Republican party that lasted from the Civil War into the era of Reconstruction
- is a system where the landlord/planter allows a tenant to use the land in exchange for a share of the crop.
- The ___ to the United States Constitution was adopted on July 9, 1868, as one of the Reconstruction Amendments
- is the process by which a legislative body or other legally constituted tribunal initiates charges against a public official for misconduct
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- The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, usually referred to as simply the ___
- The ___ to the United States Constitution prohibits the federal government and each state from denying or abridging a citizen's right to vote "on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude
- The ___ of 1864 was a bill "to guarantee to certain States whose governments have been usurped or overthrown a republican form of government" proposed for the Reconstruction of the South
- ___ restricted black people's right to own property, conduct business, buy and lease land, and move freely through public spaces.
- In United States history the term scalawag referred to white Southerners who supported Reconstruction policies and efforts after the conclusion of the American Civil War.
- was an American politician, minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, and a college administrator
- ___ was the 17th president of the United States serving from 1865 to 1869
13 Clues: The ___era was the period after the American Civil War from 1865 to 1877 • ___ was the 17th president of the United States serving from 1865 to 1869 • The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, usually referred to as simply the ___ • was an American politician, minister in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, and a college administrator • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-14
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- Gettysburg _________
- A battle in which the Union tried to dislodge Confederates from their bunkers. This failed miserably and the Union lost two times as many men as the Confederates
- the first major land battle of the American Civil War. the South pushed the Union Army back to DC since the southerners won. 1861, was guarded by PGT Beauregard. South victory led to boosted morale. People picnicked to watch, we're shocked by death.
- Union commander who took over for Scott during the first part of the war
- 16th president of the United States; helped preserve the United States by leading the defeat of the secessionist Confederacy;
- Harriet ________
- A smoothbore gun with a long barrel that fired lead balls.
- Place where the Civil War's Battle of Gettysburg took place
- was An American statesman and politician who served as President of the Confederate States of America for its entire history from 1861 to 1865.
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- Grant besieged the city from May 18 to July 4, 1863, until it surrendered, yielding command of the Mississippi River to the Union.
- A person who wanted to end slavery in the United States
- A person who wanted slavery in the United States
- _____________ Proclamation
- Grant besieged the city from May 18 to July 4, 1863, until it surrendered, yielding command of the Mississippi River to the Union.
- Bloodiest day in American Civil War and American History, with 25,000 casualties.
15 Clues: Harriet ________ • Gettysburg _________ • _____________ Proclamation • A person who wanted slavery in the United States • A person who wanted to end slavery in the United States • A smoothbore gun with a long barrel that fired lead balls. • Place where the Civil War's Battle of Gettysburg took place • ...
Arkansas Civil War Battles 2016-05-06
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- Battle on October 25, 1863
- Battle on December 7, 1862
- Battle on September 1, 1863
- Battle on January 14, 1865
- Battle on April 18, 1864
- Battle that lasted from June 5, 1864 to June 6, 1864
- Battle on April 30, 1864
- Battle on January 17, 1865
- Battle that lasted from April 9, 1864 to April 14, 1864
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- Battle on September 10, 1863
- Battle that lasted from March 6, 1862 to March 8, 1862
- Battle that lasted from May 1, 1863 to May 2, 1863
- Battle that lasted from January 9, 1863 to January 11, 1863
- Battle on July 7, 1862
- Battle on April 25, 1864
- Battle on February 17, 1862
- Battle on July 4, 1863
- Battle that lasted from April 3, 1864 to April 4, 1864
- Battle on August 27, 1863
- Battle on November 28, 1862
20 Clues: Battle on July 7, 1862 • Battle on July 4, 1863 • Battle on April 25, 1864 • Battle on April 18, 1864 • Battle on April 30, 1864 • Battle on August 27, 1863 • Battle on October 25, 1863 • Battle on December 7, 1862 • Battle on January 14, 1865 • Battle on January 17, 1865 • Battle on September 1, 1863 • Battle on February 17, 1862 • Battle on November 28, 1862 • ...
The English Civil War 2016-04-28
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- a government that is controlled by the people who live under it
- A ruler with unrestricted authority.
- a person given special treatment
- Strict laws, often printed on blue paper.
- false and malicious statements against the monarch, which are considered treason
- a ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly
- a series of wars fought between Catholics and Protestants in Europe
- to settle a dispute, with both sides giving up a part of what they demand
- a king, queen, emperor, or empress with unlimited power
- to plunge suddenly under water and out again
- careless and lavish spending, wastefulness
- the legislative body in England
- wagons of supplies, as well as people, needed to support an army.
- a device consisting of wooden board with holes for head and arms, in which offenders were exposed to public scorn
- a follower of the teachings of John Calvin, a leader of the Protestant Reformation
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- a literary workin which corruption, foolishness, or abuses are held up to ridicule and contempt
- A supporter of Charles 1; derived from the french word chevalier, meaning "horseman".
- A royal court where sessions were held in secret.
- legal and military customs that ordered society in medieval Europe
- a fleet of ships sent by Spain in 1588 to invade English
- A document affirming specific rights for English citizens.
- Jewellery used but not personally owned by the royal family.
- the great Charter, which guaranteed the English people certain civil rights and limited the powers of the monarch
- any Christian not belonging to the Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox Church
- settlement and control of the land of others for the purpose of extracting resources
- A government where there is no king or queen; power rest with the citizens who vote to elect their leaders.
- the rights of a citizen, such as safety, protection from discrimination, and the right to vote
- to take goods by force.
- a king or queen
- a payment of one-tenth of a person's earnings
30 Clues: a king or queen • to take goods by force. • the legislative body in England • a person given special treatment • A ruler with unrestricted authority. • Strict laws, often printed on blue paper. • careless and lavish spending, wastefulness • to plunge suddenly under water and out again • a payment of one-tenth of a person's earnings • ...
Pre Civil War Era 2017-05-16
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- big farms that white males owned
- A character in Uncle Tom's Cabin who escaped to Canada so her family wasn't seperated
- People in the North generally got a better one of these than Southerners, and slaves were not allowed to get this at all.
- someone who made slaves obedient to their masters by abusing them
- a type of slave who watched and punished other slaves
- This is where white males made bids on slaves and sold others.
- A character in Uncle Tom's Cabin who's main purpose was to exploit how bad plantation owners were by getting whipped to death near the end of the book.
- most of these people came to the North from other countries
- An era in the 19th century where factories and steam engines started to be made, boosting the North's economy ten times the amount of the South (two words)
- A free black male who went to the Supreme Court asking questions such as "Did congress have the right to make any laws at all concerning slavery?" but was outvoted by the Southern judges. (Two words, name)
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- The South's main cash crop on plantations
- Many of these were posted for catching runaway slaves
- a comrpramise that made Maine a free state and another state a slave state. (two words)
- Many people question whether the Civil War was this word.
- A book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe to exploit the terrible parts of slavery (initials)
- Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin (initials)
- people who were treated as property
- Someone who is fighting to get rid of slavery
- The South threatened to do this to the North if they didn't get what they want
- a rule that tabled all petitions against slavery (Two words)
- what the slaves used to communicate with each other
- the age most slaves started working
- Uncle Tom's Cabin affected many Northerners to take action
- prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control.
- Eli Whitney made this in an attempt to slow down slavery, but it backfired and made it worse (two words)
- What the Boston Morning Post claimed Uncle Tom's Cabin was
26 Clues: big farms that white males owned • people who were treated as property • the age most slaves started working • Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin (initials) • The South's main cash crop on plantations • Someone who is fighting to get rid of slavery • prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control. • what the slaves used to communicate with each other • ...
The American Civil War 2013-05-18
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- slave states that bordered states in which slavery was illegal
- bloody battle in Tennessee won by Grant
- Confederate victory in Virginia, during which Lee stopped Union campaign against Richmond
- document issued by Lincoln that all slaves in Confederate-held territory were free
- Confederate ironclad ship, later renamed the Virginia
- Union ironclad ship
- Northern Democrats who favored peace with the South
- commander of Union army in the east
- Confederate general who fought at Gettysburg
- Civil War nurse who later founded the American Red Cross
- Union general who won battles in the west
- confederate general commander of the Army of Northern Virginia
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- battle in Maryland that ended Lee's first invasion of the North
- battle in 1863 in Pennsylvania when Union forces stopped a Confederate invasion of the North
- the surrounding of the city of Vicksburg, Mississippi, by Union forces
- first major battle of the Civil War
- Union fort in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina
- town in Virginia where Lee surrendered to Grant
- Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy
- failed assault on union positions on final day of Battle of Gettysburg
20 Clues: Union ironclad ship • first major battle of the Civil War • commander of Union army in the east • bloody battle in Tennessee won by Grant • Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy • Union general who won battles in the west • Confederate general who fought at Gettysburg • town in Virginia where Lee surrendered to Grant • ...
Civil War Crossword puzzle 2021-02-04
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- located in Charleston, SC
- Union
- fight a defensive war
- Confederacy
- Anaconda Plan
- Union had 22,000 miles of this
- South had a very strong -------- due to amazing officers
- A soldier who sent his wife a letter when he thought he was going to die
- Union leader
- took over their husbands jobs along with their own
- the Union defended themselves and the North had to fight and protect
- pilot on the confederate transport, he gave the union information
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- 10,000 slaves were left behind and given jobs
- Confederate leader
- Hunley
- southern farms provided this for their army
- when did the battle of Fort Sumter happen
- Narrow, bulletproof iron, submarine, first submarine to sink a ship
- joined the army, helped their families, or found jobs in north, more freedom
- were given more jobs than they had
- All African American soldiers
21 Clues: Union • Hunley • Confederacy • Union leader • Anaconda Plan • Confederate leader • fight a defensive war • located in Charleston, SC • All African American soldiers • Union had 22,000 miles of this • were given more jobs than they had • when did the battle of Fort Sumter happen • southern farms provided this for their army • 10,000 slaves were left behind and given jobs • ...
Civil War--Reconstruction Puzzle 2022-04-08
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- Amendment allowing Black men to vote
- Amendment granting citizenship to Blacks
- Racist laws that hurt Blacks after the war
- Another name for the South
- Southerners seen as traitors after the war
- The side that lost the war
- Rebuilding the South after the war
- General of the South
- The side that won the war
- Capital of the North
- Another name for the North
- Actor who assassinated President Lincoln
- General of the North
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- President of the South
- Northerners who came South after the war
- Capital of the South
- The deadliest battle of the war
- Amendment ending slavery
- Nickname of southern soldiers
- President of the North
- The river both sides wanted to control
- Nickname of northern soldiers
22 Clues: Capital of the South • General of the South • Capital of the North • General of the North • President of the South • President of the North • Amendment ending slavery • The side that won the war • Another name for the South • The side that lost the war • Another name for the North • Nickname of southern soldiers • Nickname of northern soldiers • The deadliest battle of the war • ...
Civil War Crossword puzzle 2022-03-24
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- a large agricultural estate growing crops such as cotton or tobacco
- a formal public announcement
- to approve
- the act of freeing people from slavery
- An agreement
- to move from a place of danger to place of safety
- the ability to read
- A person who favors the abolition of a practice
- loyalty to a person or a cause
- to leave and no longer be a part of a nation
- a place where weapons are made or kept
- the right to live the way you want
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- a murder carried out for political reasons
- A league of people formed for an illicit purpose.
- The owning of other people
- an area owned by a country that is outside the country's main borders
- Association formed by people with a common interest.
- the act of sealing off a place to prevent goods from entering or leaving
- a group of senior ministers who control the policy of a government
- the group of people who make laws for the country
- the crime of trying to overthrow a government
- the small upper assembly in the US Congress
22 Clues: to approve • An agreement • the ability to read • The owning of other people • a formal public announcement • loyalty to a person or a cause • the right to live the way you want • the act of freeing people from slavery • a place where weapons are made or kept • a murder carried out for political reasons • the small upper assembly in the US Congress • ...
US CIVIL WAR & RECONSTRUCTION 2022-03-29
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- - a test African American people had to take to vote
- - a group of politicians that believed that free slaves should have equal rights as a regular citizen
- - Three legged route that made up the Atlantic slave trade
- - 16th President of the United States
- - a terrorist group
- - the 13th, 14th, and the 15th amendments of the constitution
- - a organization made to protect slaves trying to be free
- - assassinated the 16th president of the United States
- - The 11 southern states that fought the Northern of the United States in the civil war
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- - American folk music that articulate the suffering, longing and religious passion
- - A machine made in 1793 that makes cotton easier to process
- - was the location of the first ever attack in the American civil war
- - separating people by their race and skin colors
- - A person that supported ending slavery
- - a transportation system used to help escape slaves
- - A huge farm/field where slaves were forced to work
- - laws that limited the rights of African Americans
- - voting rights passed on by their grandfathers
- - became President after the 16th President of the United States died
- - to depart from a group
- - a fee people had to pay to vote in elections
- - The 18th President of the United States
22 Clues: - a terrorist group • - to depart from a group • - 16th President of the United States • - The 18th President of the United States • - A person that supported ending slavery • - a fee people had to pay to vote in elections • - voting rights passed on by their grandfathers • - separating people by their race and skin colors • ...
The Civil War Crossword 2022-05-05
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- ____ were commonly spies.
- What guarantees accused individuals the right to a hearing before getting jailed?
- What Union general is known for hesitating?
- Who was Lincoln's vice president?
- Where was Lincoln assassinated?
- How many border states were there?
- At the beginning of the war only the ____ allowed African Americans to serve.
- ____ is when goods remain the same but the price goes up.
- First battle of Bull Run, Chancellorsville, Vicksburg, Gettysburg which one is missing?
- how many battles did the Confederacy loose?
- How many terms did President Lincoln serve?
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- What battle was a game changer?
- How many battles did the Union loose?
- Who was president at the start of the war?
- The emancipation ____ had a huge impact on both the North and South.
- ____ are when someone is injured or killed in a war.
- How many battles were drawn.
- Who was a conductor of the Underground Railroad and a spy for the Union?
- Many felt ____ was an inappropriate job for women, yet they still did this job.
- How many terms did Buchanan serve?
- The Monitor and the ____ were two warships.
- Where did most of the battles take place?
- Where was President Lincoln's vice president from?
- Lincoln was assassinated ____ 4, 1865
- ____ means to free.
25 Clues: ____ means to free. • ____ were commonly spies. • How many battles were drawn. • What battle was a game changer? • Where was Lincoln assassinated? • Who was Lincoln's vice president? • How many terms did Buchanan serve? • How many border states were there? • How many battles did the Union loose? • Lincoln was assassinated ____ 4, 1865 • Where did most of the battles take place? • ...
Civil War Vocabulary Crossword 2022-05-11
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- To hand out.
- To compare with respect to differences.
- Refusal to give in.
- Soldier who was killed, wounded, captured, or missing.
- Events occur one after the other.
- Extreme
- To go the opposite direction.
- To become more suited to new conditions.
- To formally charge a public official with Misconduct.
- Reward/Payment
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- To meet; to come face-to-face with.
- Paper money issued by the U.S government.
- To stop temporarily.
- To prevent from being involved in something.
- To find meaning in something.
- The side or edge of military formation.
- To make stronger.
- An alternate or replacement.
- To formally join a military force.
- System of selecting people for required military service.
20 Clues: Extreme • To hand out. • Reward/Payment • To make stronger. • Refusal to give in. • To stop temporarily. • An alternate or replacement. • To find meaning in something. • To go the opposite direction. • Events occur one after the other. • To formally join a military force. • To meet; to come face-to-face with. • To compare with respect to differences. • ...
Civil War and Reconstruction 2022-06-01
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- The Treaty with Russia was negotiated and signed by Secretary of State William Seward and Russian Minister to the United States Edouard de Stoeckl.
- Helped cut off supplies to Confederate troops and weakened the morale of the Confederates.
- Also known as the Battle of Sharpsburg
- Also known as the Battle of First Manassas
- Earned nickname at the First Battle of Manassas; charged his army toward Union
- We visited this battlefield;)
- restrictive laws designed to limit the freedom of Black people and ensure their availability as a cheap labour force.
- A type of farming where families rent small plots of land from a landowner in return for a portion of their crop
- Took place in Vicksburg, Mississippi
- Also known as the Battle of Pittsburg Landing
- an informal unwritten deal that settled the dispute of the 1876 U.S. Presidential election
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- the reconstruction plan stated that southern state could be readmitted into the Union once 10 percent of its voters swore an Oath Of Allegiance to the Union.
- Initially a colonel in the Union volunteer army.
- Declared that all persons held as slaves within the rebellious states are now free
- followed the Civil War
- Also known as “Invisible Empire of the South”
- required that 50 percent of a state's White males take a loyalty oath to the United States
- Confederate general in charge of the Southern army during the Civil War.
- passed under President Johnson and outline the terms for readmission to representation of rebel states.
- Confederates would open fire under general Beauregard against Union troops, led by Gen. Anderson on April 12, 1861.
20 Clues: followed the Civil War • We visited this battlefield;) • Took place in Vicksburg, Mississippi • Also known as the Battle of Sharpsburg • Also known as the Battle of First Manassas • Also known as “Invisible Empire of the South” • Also known as the Battle of Pittsburg Landing • Initially a colonel in the Union volunteer army. • ...
Civil war + Reconstruction Vocab 2021-05-07
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- / slave that went to court where the court said slaves are property
- / a disenfranchising tactic that required voters to pay a fee in order to vote
- / freedmen only have labor to offer
- / free labors being forced to work
- / a violent abolitioest that wanted to give slave guns
- / laws created by state legislatures to deny AfricanAmericans citizenship rights.
- / the law that freed the slaves
- / lincolns plan for reconstruction
- / the first U.S terrorist targeting African Americans
- / to deprive a person the right to vote
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- / A slavery compromise creating equal slave states to free states
- / plan that wiped out the confederacy
- / surrendered to the union
- / 17th preident of U.S
- / Laws that govern slavery
- / when a state refuses to obey a federal law
- / type of test that proves you can read inorder to vote
- / Laws that force freedmen back into bondage
- / led a slave revolution
- / only has labor to offer
20 Clues: / 17th preident of U.S • / led a slave revolution • / only has labor to offer • / surrendered to the union • / Laws that govern slavery • / the law that freed the slaves • / free labors being forced to work • / lincolns plan for reconstruction • / freedmen only have labor to offer • / plan that wiped out the confederacy • / to deprive a person the right to vote • ...
Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-24
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- A branch of the military in which soldiers traveled and fought on foot.
- Cannon or other large caliber firearms.
- The basic unit of the Civil War soldiers.
- The science of growing crops or raising livestock.
- Small sewing kit soldiers used to repair their garments.
- Escaped slaves who fled the Union lines for protection.
- Loyal to the government of the United States. Also know as the Union, Yankee, or Northerns.
- Freedom of slavery.
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- Troops like the National Guard who are only called out to defend the land in an emergency.
- A soldier who was wounded, killed, or missing in action
- A fortified location where powder or supplies were stored.
- A place where weapons and other military supplies are manufactured.
- Loyal to the Confederacy, also the Southern or Rebel.
- Resisting or protecting against attack from someone
- Stipulation adopted by both the Union and Confederate governments allowed certain draftees to pay a fee in order to avoid military services.
- The cruel killing of a number of helpless or unresisting people.
- A large group of soldiers usually led by a brigadier general.
- The effort by the North to keep ships from entering or leaving Southern ports.
- A branch of the military mounted on horseback.
- To formally approve or sanction.
- To practice marching, military formations and the steps in firing and handling one's weapon.
21 Clues: Freedom of slavery. • To formally approve or sanction. • Cannon or other large caliber firearms. • The basic unit of the Civil War soldiers. • A branch of the military mounted on horseback. • The science of growing crops or raising livestock. • Resisting or protecting against attack from someone • Loyal to the Confederacy, also the Southern or Rebel. • ...
Civil War (NO NOTES) 2024-02-23
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- This is the Southern side.
- Who revolted?
- Who led African Americans to freedom?
- Who was an African American Sailor?
- This group of people sought freedom.
- This is the Southern economy.
- This is the Northern economy.
- This group of people supported the Confederacy.
- These people wanted to end slavery.
- This state has west in it's name.
- Who was elected President in 1860?
- Who played a major role in the Battle of Bull Run?
- Who is 1 out of the 3 men who escaped?
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- Who created the American Red Cross?
- Who is the Commander of Northern Virginia?
- This group of people joined the Union Army& Navy.
- Who led a raid?
- This group of people didn't take sides.
- This is the Confederacy capital.
- Who is the General of the Union?
- Bouns:This is the capital of the Union.
- Who was 1 out of 2 spies in the Union Army?
- Who is 1 out of the 3 men who escaped?
- Who is 1 out of the 3 men who escaped?
- Who was 1 out of 2 spies in the Union Army?
25 Clues: Who revolted? • Who led a raid? • This is the Southern side. • This is the Southern economy. • This is the Northern economy. • This is the Confederacy capital. • Who is the General of the Union? • This state has west in it's name. • Who was elected President in 1860? • Who created the American Red Cross? • Who was an African American Sailor? • These people wanted to end slavery. • ...
CiVIL wAR CroSSWoRD PuZzLE 2019-05-23
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- Soil Party What political party did not want land gained in the Mexican America War to allow slavery.
- The North and South realized the war was going to be a long hard struggle after the first Battle of _________________________.
- False or misleading information that is spread to further a cause.
- The admission of ___________________ to the Union led to the Compromise of 1850
- A system of required military service
- military term for a person that is killed, wounded, or missing in action.,
- Midwest state that suffered widespread violence
- Western counties of __________ refused to secede & later formed their own state.
- What was the most important body of water to both sides during the war?
- Outlawed slavery in the North and in the southern states that were rebelling. This did not do much as there was already no slavery in the north and the southern states did not listen.
- A constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment.
- The fall of what city forced General Lee to surrender to the Union?
- To withdraw
- The ___________ had better generals and a lifestyle that prepared them more for war.
- The bloodiest battle of the Civil War that was fought in Pennsylvania. After this battle the Union had the upper hand.
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- Rule in which the military is in charge & citizen's rights are suspended.
- A military action to prevent traffic from coming into an area or leaving it.
- A war between opposing groups of citizens from the same country.
- What are these three things a result of -- Free Soil Party formed, Southerners became increasingly concerned that the North was trying to end slavery and Slavery in new territories was undecided was a result of ___________.
- President Lincoln was assassinated at Fords Theatre by ______________________.
- Name of the first permanent English settlement in American.
- The ___________had more soldiers and more supplies to help fund their side of the war.
- All out attacks aimed at destroying an enemy's army & peoples will to fight.
- Legislation that provided for the admission of Maine to the United States as a free state along with Missouri as a slave state, thus maintaining the balance of power between North and South in the United States Senate.
- tax on money that people receive.
- general rise in prices.
- that allowed people in these two territories to decide for themselves whether or not to allow slavery within their borders.
- goal was to unite the _________________.
- The five pillars of the __________________ are your freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
- Warships that were covered with iron plats; The Monitor and the Merrimack
- Northern Democrats who opposed the war and wanted an immediate peace settlement with the Confederates.
- An attempt to capture a place by surrounding it with military forces and cutting it off until the people inside surrender.
32 Clues: To withdraw • general rise in prices. • tax on money that people receive. • A system of required military service • goal was to unite the _________________. • Midwest state that suffered widespread violence • A constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment. • Name of the first permanent English settlement in American. • ...
Civil War- Alyssa Crowe 2019-12-02
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- Union general that defeats Lee
- Bloodiest single-day of fighting in the war
- After Antietam, Lincoln drafted this to free slaves.
- Slave states that remained loyal to the Union were known as
- Conflict between the Union and Confederacy
- Bloodiest engagements of the war (lasted 3 days)
- President of the Confederacy
- Union general that burns Atlanta
- Consisted of states of the Deep South (e.g.; South Carolina)
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- Most medical care for injured soldiers resulted in
- This was the South's main crop
- The Confederates advocated for
- Murdered President Lincoln while attending a play
- Site of Confederate surrender, calling for the end of the war
- The northern economy was based primarily on
- President of the Union
- general of the Confederate army
- The southern economy was based primarily on
- Confederate leader during the Battle of Bull Run
- Most fighting in the war took place here
- First shots of the war were fired here
- Lincoln was against the _________ of slavery
22 Clues: President of the Union • President of the Confederacy • This was the South's main crop • Union general that defeats Lee • The Confederates advocated for • general of the Confederate army • Union general that burns Atlanta • First shots of the war were fired here • Most fighting in the war took place here • Conflict between the Union and Confederacy • ...
Moving to Civil War 2020-02-21
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- slave who sued for his freedom
- ran with Free Soil Party in 1848
- became a slave state after a compromise
- president who signed the Compromise of 1850
- became a free state in 1850 compromise
- led a slave rebellion in 1831
- war hero who won presidency in 1848
- lost to Stephen Douglas in 1858
- he worked out compromises
- this purchase gave us the southern third of Arizona
- president who refused to run in 1848
- won the election of 1852
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- he captured Harper's Ferry
- this party was born after Kansas-Nebraska Act
- was the first Republican to run for president
- his proviso would ban slavery in Mexican Cession
- party nicknamed Know-Nothing
- state nicknamed Bleeding
- was sent in to take Harper's Ferry back
- main senator behind popular sovereignty
- writer whose book sold 2 million copies in 1850s
- this party died after 1852
22 Clues: state nicknamed Bleeding • won the election of 1852 • he worked out compromises • he captured Harper's Ferry • this party died after 1852 • party nicknamed Know-Nothing • led a slave rebellion in 1831 • slave who sued for his freedom • lost to Stephen Douglas in 1858 • ran with Free Soil Party in 1848 • war hero who won presidency in 1848 • president who refused to run in 1848 • ...
Civil War Vocab words 2020-08-31
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- church that is official of bishop
- relating to an empire
- crowd of individuals
- to decorate and make pretty
- asking urgently to do something
- showing contempt
- fine and smooth yarn spun
- number of things into a cluster
- expressing a complaint
- recognizing something
- making a confused noise
- suffering or distress
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- speaking loud and powerful
- upward motive
- goes on forever and ever
- intured or put oneself between
- enemies to discuss terms of truce or agreement
- being unable to think properly
- to happen before desire
- so many
- lots of room inside
- impossible to understand
- ruler, especially an autocratic one
- suffering age
- people engaging in risk business hoping to make large profits
25 Clues: so many • upward motive • suffering age • showing contempt • lots of room inside • crowd of individuals • relating to an empire • recognizing something • suffering or distress • expressing a complaint • to happen before desire • making a confused noise • goes on forever and ever • impossible to understand • fine and smooth yarn spun • speaking loud and powerful • to decorate and make pretty • ...
Civil War Key Terms 2024-05-08
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- midwesterners who thought that the war was unnecessary and did not want abolition
- Complete end of slavery
- ships heavily armored with iron
- Developed a two-part strategy to destroy the South’s economy and capture the Mississippi River
- Stories that were part of oral tradition and usually included animals with human characteristics
- a graduate of Westpoint was the general of the Confederacy
- organized the shipping of medicine to the battlefields
- commanded the largest unit in the south of over 15,000 men
- asked to lead defensive maneuvers after Mcclellan was fired he took command of the Union Army
- Large-scale farmers who owned more than 20 slaves
- Crop brokers who managed the cotton trade farmers sold their cotton to merchants who then made a deal with them
- Men that farmers and planters hired to watch over and direct how slaves worked
- gave the gettysburg address
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- Owners of small farms who were mostly white people who immigrated and owned few to no slaves at all
- Folk songs that mixed with African and European music and played in a religious way
- trained in high discipline and was the general of the Union Army
- the freeing of slaves
- attacked two forts in New Orleans with warships blending in with the environment
- The favoring of the interests of one race over the other races and religions
- escaped slaves who had the right to join the army
- the first woman to be a doctor in the war
- To formally withdraw from the union
22 Clues: the freeing of slaves • Complete end of slavery • gave the gettysburg address • ships heavily armored with iron • To formally withdraw from the union • the first woman to be a doctor in the war • escaped slaves who had the right to join the army • Large-scale farmers who owned more than 20 slaves • organized the shipping of medicine to the battlefields • ...
Civil War Crossword puzzle 2024-03-22
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- was the president of the Confederate States
- Was a major battle with 51112 casualties
- Was a navel commander for the US Army who directed a lot of torpedoes
- Was a blockade along the Mississippi that prevented the Confederacy from exporting goods to Europe
- Led the 20th Regiment Maine Volunteer Infantry
- Was the largest Confederate prison
- Was killed by his own troops in the Battle of Chancellorsville
- Was the general of U.S. Volunteers, organizing and training Kentucky and Tennessee volunteers
- The attack on this fort marked the beginning of the American Civil War
- Was a Confederate ship that was burned to protect it from the Union Army
- Fought in the Battle of Antietam as the Union commander
- Was where General Lee surrendered on April 9, 1865
- Was a Confederate general who was nicknamed "Old War Horse"
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- Was a Union General at the Battle of Fredericksburg
- Was famous for leading a charge during the battle of Gettysburg
- Was the deadliest battle in the history of the US
- Was famous for destroying Shenandoah Valley
- He led Union forces in campaigns through the South, marching through Georgia and the Carolinas
- The battle was a Confederate victory because of Union retreat
- Was a Union General at the Battle of Chancellorsville
- Was a main city and was where the main railroad for the Confederate army
- Led a regiment at Balls Bluff and died in that Battle
- Was fought on the Mississippi River and was a Union victory because of Confederate surrender
- Was a ship built for the US Navy in 1862
- Participated in the capture of John Brown at Harpers Ferry in 1859
- Said that all slaves in the southern states were free as of January 1, 1863
- Was the last Confederate general to surrender in the Civil War
- Was the commander of the Confederate army
- Led the Union Armies to victory over the Confederacy
- was fought on April 6–7, 1862 in Tennessee
- was the 16th president of the United States
31 Clues: Was the largest Confederate prison • Was a major battle with 51112 casualties • Was a ship built for the US Navy in 1862 • Was the commander of the Confederate army • was fought on April 6–7, 1862 in Tennessee • was the president of the Confederate States • Was famous for destroying Shenandoah Valley • was the 16th president of the United States • ...
Civil War and Reconstuction 2024-08-16
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- ensure observance of laws and rules
- join the military
- a tenant farmer who owes a portion of each harvest for rent
- an accommodation in which both sides make concessions
- a statement that is added to a proposal or document
- an action of an armed force that surrounds a fortified place
- something shown to the public
- the activity of building something again
- a reformer who favors putting an end to slavery
- come into possession of
- a war measure isolating an area of importance
- an elaborate and systematic plan of action
- a social system that provides different facilities for minority groups
- as reported or stated by
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- freeing someone from the control of another
- overcome by superior force
- bring into existence
- the act of charging an official with an offense committed while in office
- a union of political organizations
- formal separation from an alliance or federation
- a political unit formed from previously independent groups
- a formal public statement
- an estate where cash crops are grown on a large scale
- an outsider who seeks power or success presumptuously
- how something is done or how it happens
- be shown or be found to be
- murder; especially of socially prominent persons
- causing fear or dead or terror
28 Clues: join the military • bring into existence • come into possession of • as reported or stated by • a formal public statement • overcome by superior force • be shown or be found to be • something shown to the public • causing fear or dead or terror • a union of political organizations • ensure observance of laws and rules • how something is done or how it happens • ...
