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Civil War Part 2

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Sherman

a)

North

b)

South

2.

Sally Tompkins

a)

North

b)

South

3.

Robert E. Lee

a)

North

b)

South

4.

General McClellan

a)

North

b)

South

5.

Won Battle of Vicksburg

a)

North

b)

South

6.

Surrendered at Appomattox

a)

North

b)

South

7.

Inspired by The Gettysburg Address

a)

North

b)

South

8.

Ulysses S. Grant

a)

North

b)

South

9.

54th Massachusetts Regiment

a)

North

b)

South

10.

General George Pickett

a)

North

b)

South

11.

To back away from a fight

a)

regiment

b)

blockade

c)

Juneteenth

d)

retreat

12.

A group of at least 1,000 soldiers

a)

regiment

b)

cease-fire

c)

retreat

d)

ironclad

13.

An agreement to stop fighting

a)

cease-fire

b)

regiment

c)

Cotton Diplomacy

d)

diplomat

14.

A representative from one country living in another country

a)

diplomat

b)

Confederate

c)

blockade

d)

regiment

15.

blocking off a pathway using military laws

a)

regiment

b)

cease-fire

c)

blockade

d)

diplomat

16.

The South's plan to receive aid from France and England

a)

Cotton Diplomacy

b)

blockade

c)

surrender

d)

charge

17.

The Confederate plan against the Union at Gettysburg

a)

Anaconda Plan

b)

retreat

c)

cease-fire

d)

Pickett's Charge

18.

Both sides of the war are from the same country

a)

Total War

b)

World War

c)

Modern War

d)

Civil War

19.

African American holiday in Texas

a)

Juneteenth

b)

Chanukah

c)

Independence Day

d)

Veterans' Day

20.

A state that did not secede but had slavery

a)

Border State

b)

New York State

c)

Southern State

d)

New Jersey State

21.

Who founded the American Red Cross?

a)

Clara Barton

b)

Sally Tompkins

c)

Mary Ann Bickerdayke

d)

Mary Todd Lincoln

22.

The 54th Regiment was:

a)

An all AA regiment

b)

An all Jewish regiment

c)

A Confederate regiment

d)

Lincoln's advisors

23.

Sherman's March through Georgia lead to

a)

the end of slavery

b)

Lincoln's assassination

c)

Widespread destruction in the South

d)

the end of the war

24.

Where did Robert E. Lee surrender?

a)

Appomattox Court House

b)

Bull Run

c)

Fort Sumter

d)

Gettysburg

25.

What was Grant's plan to beat the Confederacy?

a)

The Richmond plan

b)

To capture Robert E. Lee

c)

To fight and destroy everything in their path

d)

To charge through enemy lines

26.

What two important battles did Grant win?

a)

Bull Run and Fort Sumter

b)

Lexington and Concord

c)

Fort Donelson and Shilo

d)

New York and New Jersey

27.

On what date did Lee surrender?

a)

April 9, 1865

b)

June 4, 1861

c)

September 24, 1863

d)

May 30, 1864

28.

On what date was Lincoln shot?

a)

April 14, 1865

b)

May 2, 1861

c)

June 10, 1862

d)

March 14, 1863

29.

Who won the Battle of Gettysburg?

a)

North

b)

South

30.

What does the 13th Amendment say?

a)

All people have equal rights

b)

No more slavery in the USA

c)

AAs have the right to vote

d)

Women have the right to vote

31.

Why did AAs fight for the South?

a)

They were promised freedom

b)

They wanted the South to win

c)

They were bored and needed something to do

d)

They wanted to use the new weapons

32.

In which way did women NOT help the war effort?

a)

Nursing

b)

Giving out food and supplies

c)

Dressing up as men and fighting

d)

Writing letters to Jefferson Davis to end the war

33.

What were Lincoln's purposes for giving The Gettysburg Address?

a)

To inspire Union troops and to make a national cemetery.

b)

To show off his public speaking skills.

c)

To answer questions and give advice.

d)

To make new friends

34.

Why wasn't Lincoln an automatic winner in the election of 1864?

a)

People wanted a cease fire and he didn't

b)

People thought he was getting too old for the job

c)

People didn't want such a tall President again

d)

People thought he was a terrible president

35.

Why was it called The Gentlemen's Agreement?

a)

because Lee and Grant were always called gentlemen

b)

because Lincoln said it had to be called that

c)

because both Lee and Grant treated each other nicely and with respect

d)

because the agreement started with the word, "Gentlemen"