WorksheetsRoad to the Civil War Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
___________ was fighting most of the war on its home turf, which aided in spying and battles.
Union
Confederacy
The skilled commanders of the _____________________ helped them to avoid early major defeats.
Union
Confederacy
The ______________’s railroads could bring supplies from across the country quickly.
Union
Confederacy
The advantage in manufacturing meant more weapons for war and goods that could be sold.
Union
Confederacy
The _______________ had more money to pay soldiers and pay for the high costs of a war.
Union
Confederacy
There was no group/government to make laws and important decisions for the _______________________.
Union
Confederacy
The soldiers did not know where they were or where they could hide, retreat or advance to.
Union
Confederacy
They would need to quickly raise an army.
Union
Confederacy
The _________________lost many early battles because its generals would not advance on the opponent's soldiers.
Union
Confederacy
The smaller population of the ________________ meant much fewer soldiers
Union
Confederacy
Many Americans in the __________________ were against the war and did not want to send family off to fight other Americans and die.
Union
Confederacy
•Many more factories, people, & railroads
•Huge advantage in weapons & military
•Stronger political structure
Union
Confederacy
•Brilliant military commanders
•Battles fought mostly on their land
•Great desire for victory
Union
Confederacy
On April 12, 1861 the Confederates bombarded this fort, and the Civil War begins.
Antietam
Gettysburg
Dix
Sumter
Two ironclad ships that blockaded the opposing coasts were the Union’s USS Monitor and South’s CSS _________________.
Merrimack
Monarch
Monocle
Motive
First major land battle of the war
Takes place outside Manassas, VA between DC and Richmond
Shocking defeat for the Union
Shiloh
Antietam
Bull Run
Gettysburg
April 1862
Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant invades _______________________Tennessee
Bloody battle shows that the North will do what it takes to preserve the Union
Bull Run
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Antietam
General Robert E. Lee invades Maryland in September 1862.
Bloodiest single day in American history – 23,000 casualties
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Shiloh
Antietam
With this document, Lincoln frees all slaves in the rebelling states
Has little immediate effect on slavery
Gives the Union a moral purpose for victory
Declaration of Independence
Gettysburg Address
14th amendment
Emancipation Proclamation
Robert E. Lee invades Pennsylvania in summer of 1863
Over 3 days in July Union forces defeat Confederate forces
Major turning point in the war
Gettysburg
Antietam
Shiloh
Bull Run
