Who was the president of the CSA during the Civil War?

Who was the commander of the USA army?

Who was the commander of the CSA army?

Who made the "March to the Sea" in Georgia?

When did the Civil War begin?

When did the Civil War end?

What was the North's plan to "squeeze" the South by blockading the ports and invading the South called?

Where did the Civil War begin?

Where did Lee surrender to Grant?

Who was nicknamed "Moses" because they led over 300 slaves to freedom?

Who was the "little lady who started the big war" by writing Uncle Tom's Cabin?

Who was the actor that assassinated Abraham Lincoln?

Who was the nurse during the Civil War that later started the American Red Cross?

When people stopped volunteering to fight in the Civil War, what did the USA begin?

Which compromise made Missouri a slave state, Maine a free state, and kept the number of free and slave states equal?

Which compromise made California a free state, allowed Utah and New Mexico to decide for themselves, and created the Fugitive Slave Law?

Which case did the Supreme Court rule that slaves had no rights under the Constitution?

Which act stated that new states could decide to be a free or slave state by voting and led to what is called "Bleeding Kansas"?

What document from Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves?

The North and South argued over such issues as tariffs and slavery.

The North started the war at Fort Sumter.

Abolitionists wanted slavery in America.

Abraham Lincoln became the 16th president.

After Lincoln was elected, most Southern states seceded.

The first submarine to sink a ship was the Hunley.

More than half the soldiers were killed by diseases and/or bad medical care.

Blacks were allowed to fight for the North.

Only the rich could afford to get a replacement to fight for them.

The Civil War was a quick and easy war.

What does CSA stand for?

What did a lot of slaves "ride" to escape by following the "drinking gourd"?

What was the economy in the North based on?

What was the economy in the South based on?

In which state were most of the major battles fought?

What was one of the South's strengths?

What were some strength's of the North?

Where did William T. Sherman's "March to the Sea" begin?

Where did William T. Sherman's "March to the Sea" end?

How long was the Civil War?

How long did Lincoln ask the 75,000 volunteers to enlist for at the beginning of the war?

How was "Stonewall" Jackson killed?