Which side did Texas fight for during the Civil War?

Who won the Civil War?

To withdraw from a larger unit one belongs to, including the withdrawal of states from the Union:

The act of giving someone freedom:

Independent power given to the people:

A system that allows each branch of government to amend or veto acts of another branch to prevent any one branch from having too much power:

A tax on imported goods:

The practice of one human being owned by another:

South Carolina believed it had the right to nullify (cancel) a federal law it considered to be illegal or unconstitutional:

The position that the federal government should not interfere with the independent powers of each state:

The bill that raised taxes on foreign imported goods:

Concern for regional needs and interests:

What was the South's economy based on?

What type of economy did the North rely on:

What did Texas have in common with the other southern states (check the 3 that apply):

True or False: Many southerners felt that their way of life would be in danger when Lincoln was elected president.

Which southern state seceded first?

What document did the Texas delegates sign at the Convention that stated that the "U.S. had abused its power and Texas had the right to free itself" from them?

What was the name of the convention where Southern delegates met to form the Confederate States of America (CSA)?

What was the name of the new country created by Southern States?

Who was the President of the Confederate States of America?

Where did the Civil War begin (the South fired first!)?

Which group of immigrants in Texas voted against seceeding from the United States?

How were the Texans that supported the Union treated?

During the Civil War, more men died from __?__ than from bullets?

Created by the Confederate Government, this required all men between the ages of 18 to 35 to join the Confederate armed forces:

What was the name of the well-known military unit in the Confederate Army that came from Texas?

Who was the Commanding General of the Confederacy (hint: he called his army the Army of Northern Virginia)?

TRUE OR FALSE: Lack of medicines &available doctors, unhealthy diet, and filthy camps led to disease spreading quickly.

Which country did Texas have a trade relationship with during the Civil War?

What did the Union Navy set up to prevent the South from shipping cotton to Europe and receiving supplies?

Who was the Commander of the Confederate forces in Texas during the Battle of Galveston (he used "Cotton Clads")?

Created by Gen. John B. Magruder, these boats were lined with cotton bales during the Battle of Galveston:

During the Battle of Sabine Pass, what were the 45 Confederate soldiers at Fort Griffin known as?

Which side was victorious at the Battle of Sabine Pass?

On April 9, 1865, General Ulysses S. Grant and Union troops finally forced the surrender of Confederate forces at:

What was the date of the Confederacy’s official surrender?

Where did the last battle of the Civil War take place?

Who won at Palmito Ranch, the North (Union) or the South (Confederacy)?

What were the advantages the Union North had over the Confederate South? Click all that apply....