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WWMS Civil War Test

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This secret society was formed in Pulaski, TN. and terrorized African-Americans after the Civil War Ku Klux Klan
What was the last state to secede from the Union and the first state to be able to rejoin the Union after the Civil War TENNESSEE
This was a sharp dagger like weapon that could be fixed at the end of a musket for hand-to-hand combat BAYONET
Natural or manmade structures constructed to provide protection during battles EARTHWORKS
This Fort near the KY – TN border was taken over by the Union early in the war Fort Donelson
The assault on this South Carolina military fort is considered to be the opening shots of the Civil War Fort Sumter
One particular advantage that the North had over the South during the Civil War was….. More Factories
General Robert E. Lee surrendered his Army of Northern Virginia to Gen. Grant at this location Appomattox Courthouse in Virginia
This battle is considered to be the turning point of the Civil War Gettysburg
The “Sunken Road” and the “Hornet’s Nest” are part of which Tennessee battlefield Shiloh
What was the first state to secede from the Union in 1861 South Carolina
One particular ADVANTAGE that is true of the South during the Civil War Abundance of Cotton
This South Carolina fort was fired upon by Confederate forces from Charleston, SC in April of 1861 Fort Sumter
This projectile allowed for improved accuracy and firing distance during the Civil War Minie Ball
What was the common style of hat or cap that was worn by both Northern and Southern troops Kepi
This Union General is remembered primarily for his successful “March to the Sea” in 1864 General Sherman
President Abraham Lincoln issued this statement in January of 1863. It stated that slavery was abolished in states that were in rebellion against the United States? Emancipation Proclmation
Wounded soldiers were often taken to makeshift shelters known as ______________ to be cared for and given medical attention following battles? Field Hospitals
Wounds that soldiers received during the Civil War were often so brutal that _________ was required and often left them with disabilities as well as lifelong deformities? Amputation
This sustaining type of food known as _______ was distributed to soldiers during the Civil War even though soldiers found it hard to eat and digest Hardtack
President Lincoln gave his famous speech entitled_____________________ the at the dedication ceremony of the famous Pennsylvania battlefield that it was named after Gettysburg Address
What was this famous charge at the battle of Gettysburg is named after this General who led it? Pickett
Who was the Confederate General at the Battle of Franklin? General Hood
What was the title given to the period following the Civil War Reconstruction
The 13th Amendment made this illegal in all of the United States Slavery
What is it called when a person is living and farming on land owned by a landlord Sharecropping.
What is the name given to Northern whites who moved South after the war to gain political offices or start businesses Carpetbaggers
How did the Emancipation Proclamation is most significantly important because it changed this War Aims
When was the Battle of Franklin Nov 30, 1864
This pastime was popular among Civil War soldiers because it kept them connected to home and loved ones. Writing Letters
This Confederate leader was accidentally killed by his own troops at the battle of Chancellorsville. Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
The Freedman’s Bureau was organized to provide emergency relief to newly freed slaves as well as…. Set up schools, locate jobs for freedmen
TRUE or FALSE. The court case Plessey v Ferguson upheld a law that said “Separate but Equal” is within the Constitution. TRUE
TRUE or FALSE. The term “Total War” means that fighting is to be strictly done among soldiers and not on innocent citizens FALSE
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