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Civil War N/S
Civil War terms for the North and the South.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Abraham Lincoln | North |
| Ulysses S. Grant | North |
| Union | North |
| Federal Troops | North |
| Blue | North |
| Blockade | North |
| Washington D.C | North |
| William T. Sherman | North |
| Larger Population | North |
| Public Opinion Divided | North |
| Larger Navy | North |
| Larger, more efficient railways | North |
| More Factories | North |
| Deleware | North |
| Maine | North |
| Connecticut | North |
| Illinois | North |
| Vermont | North |
| New Jersey | North |
| Massachusetts | North |
| Indiana | North |
| New York | North |
| New Hampshire | North |
| Michigan | North |
| Pennsylvania | North |
| West Virginia | North |
| Fort Sumpter | South |
| Jefferson Davis | South |
| Robert E. Lee | South |
| Confederate | South |
| Dixie | South |
| Gray | South |
| Slavery | South |
| Blockade Runner | South |
| Secession | South |
| States' Rights | South |
| Richmond | South |
| Alexander Stephens | South |
| Fewer Factories | South |
| Less than 1/2 the amount of food | South |
| White population extremely supportive | South |
| Fighting on their homeland | South |
| 1/2 the amount of railways | South |
| Limited # of people | South |
| Better military leadership | South |
| Stronger belief in their cause | South |
| Mississippi | South |
| North Carolina | South |
| Alabama | South |
| Florida | South |
| Arkansas | South |
| South Carolina | South |
| Louisiana | South |
| Georgia | South |
| Texas | South |
| Tennesee | South |
| Virginia | South |