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American Civil War

What do you know about the bloodiest conflict in US history that killed almost 620,000 soldier in four years?
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1. How many Southern states broke away to form the independent country of the Confederate States of America?
11
15
12
13
2. What state was the first to break away from the Union in December 1860?
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
3. What Act allowed territories to decide for themselves whether to allow slavery?
Ohio-Iowa Act
Georgia-Florida Act
Tennessee-Alabama Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
4. What is the name of the antislavery novel sold in 300,000 copies that brought some of the harsh realities of slavery to a wider mainly white audience?
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Cousin Vinnie's Yard
Aunt Mary's House
Sister June's Room
5. Who was a "conductor" in a secret network of antislavers called the "Underground Railroad"?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mary Edwards Walker
Mary Darling
Harriet Tubman
6. Who was the Confederacy's only president?
Jefferson Davis
David Walker
John Brown
Frederick Douglass
7. What was the capital of the Confederacy?
Atlanta
Vicksburg
Montgomery
Richmond
8. What event marked the start of the Civil War?
The Attack on Fort Sumter
The Siege of Petersburg
The First Battle of Bull Run
The Savannah Campaign
9. In which state the First Battle of Bull Run took place in 1861?
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
10. Which general of the Confederate forces was nicknamed "Stonewall"?
Thomas J. Jackson
Irwin McDowell
David Farragut
Henry Hill
11. What was the name of the Union Army strategy for suppressing the Confederacy at the beginning of the war?
Python Plan
Mamba Plan
Anaconda Plan
Cobra Plan
12. What was the universal color of Union uniforms?
Gray
Black
Red
Dark blue
13. Which Union general-in-chief served two terms as president after the war?
Winfield Scott
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
George Henry Thomas
14. Who was a nurse in Union Army who wrote a novel Little Women?
Susan B. Anthony
Susie King Taylor
Louisa May Alcott
Mary Edwards Walker
15. Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1862?
Jefferson Davis
George McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
16. What was the bloodiest of all Civil War battles?
The Battle of Fredericksburg
The Battle of Gettysburg
The Siege of Vicksburg
The Siege of Petersburg
17. Who revolutionized the Union's Army medical service and created encampments of tents near the battlefield?
Jonathan Letterman
Lafayette C. Baker
Antonia Ford
Allan Pinkerton
18. In gratitude for the victory at Gettysburg, what holiday was proclaimed by President Lincoln?
Thanksgiving
Memorial Day
Veterans Day
Independence Day
19. Who led the "March to the Sea" that tore apart the Confederacy and helped the Union win the war?
George Meade
William T. Sherman
David Farragut
Jourdon Anderson
20. What Amendment became a law in 1865, when the slavery was finally abolished?
16th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
13th Amendment
21. Who signed the Confederate surrender at Appomattox Court House, Virginia in 1865?
Robert E. Lee
Thomas Jackson
J.E.B. Stuart
James Longstreet
22. Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre just a few days after Confederate surrender?
John Wilkes Booth
Lee Harvey Oswald
J. Edward Sanders
John Fitzgerald
23. When a soldier died, what happened to their body?
The bodies were burned
They were sent back home
They were taken to hospitals
They were buried where they died
24. Who was the most famous medical worker of the Civil War who founded the American Red Cross?
Harriet Patience Dame
Addie Ballou
Dorethea Dix
Clara Barton
25. When did the Civil War actually end?
When Confederate general surrendered
When all the slaved had been freed
When President Andrew Johnson ended the war
When the last of the active soldiers were killed
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