Civil War

The act of moving oneself from an organization or alliance

• Negotiate

• Secede

• Scouting

• Siege

weapons, ammunition, and equipment used in war

• munition

• siegeworks

• negotiate

• secede

a military operation ion which a city or fort is completely surrounded, cutting off help and supplies in order to force surrender

• munition

• negotiate

• secede

• siege

the act of spying to gather information about the enemies position and weaknesses

• siegeworks

• munition

• scouting

• secede

to discuss or bargain between to or more parties in order to reach an agreement

• negotiate

• secede

• siegeworks

• munition

a temporary fortification where guns are mounted

• secede

• siegeworks

• negotiate

• munition

This battle had a profound impact on the outcome of the Civil War

• Appomattox Courthouse

• Antietam

• Reconstruction

• Gettysburg

Robert E Lee surrendered at

• Antietam

• Appomattox Courthouse

• Gettysburg

• Vicksburg

The bloodiest one day battle of the Civil War happened at

• Appomattox Courthouse

• Gettysburg

• Antietam

• Yorktown

The period after the Civil War when America was being rebuilt by reuniting the nation physically, socially and policitally.

• Reconstruction

• Deconstruction

• Carpetbagging

• Emancipation