What was the capital city of the North?

The government of the North was a working government and had been so for around 70 years

The south's government was new and untitled

In the southern government who had more power the states or the central government?

What was the capital of the South?

What was the population of the people in the North?

What was the population of the south? How many were slaves?

How much of the nations factories were in the North

the North did NOT contain most of the skilled workers who could make weapons for battle

what did the south rely on for war materials since they did not have a lot of factories and skilled labor

Transportation in the North came down to what two major ways of travel?

Who were the people that worked on the shipping vessels in the North?

The south had what two systems of travel which were far less superior to the North

The North controlled 100% of the nation's wealth

the north issued money called what?

What did the North place high tariffs on?

The south controled 30% of the wealth and had trouble getting loans from foreign banks

People in the South wanted to be taxed for everything?

Who had the more experienced officers for the war?

Who fought an offensive war due to inexperience?

Who fought a defensive war

In the South men were drafted between the ages of 18-35 unless you owned how many slaves

What percent of slave owners owned more than 20 slaves?

The North drafted men aged 20-45 and if you didn't want to find you could find a substitute or pay how much?

Commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia

Severed under Robert E. Lee and was key in winning many battles and died in 1863

Was a military leader of for the Confederate States

Corps Commander of Army of Northern Virginia joined the republican party after the war and had a successful post-war career working in the us government.

Calvary Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia

Best known for leading the futile Pickett's Charge on the 3rd day of the Battle of Gettysburg

The highest ranking US officer to resign and join the Confederacy fought against Sherman during his March to the Sea and later surrendered at Bennett Farm on April 26, 1865

Commanded armies in teh middle Western theater, surrendered to General Sherman at Bennett Farm in Durham, NC in the largest surrender of Confederate troops on April 26, 1865

Killed during the Battle of Shiloh and was the highest ranked officer on either side to be killed in the war

Led troops to victory in TN and MS and in 1864 became commanding general of Union Army

Organized and led Union army during the 1962 Peninsual Campaign, removed after the Battle of Antietam

1864 became commander of the Western forces, his March to the Sea devastated the Confederacy

Best known for his leadership during the battle of Gettysburg

Led the Union Navy to victory in New Orleans

Hero of the Mexican-American was, commanding general of the US army until 1861, came up with the Anaconda Plan

Had a successful career during the Civil War and , in 1867 was dispatched to lead troops in the west against the native americans

Led troops to victory in North Carolina and TN but suffered a disastrous defeat at Fredericksburg (and the term sideburns was derived from his fashionable wiskers)

Commanded the army of the Potomac, best known for leading the Union to victory at Gettysburg

After the disastrous defeat at 2nd Bull Run, he was sent West to command Union forces in the 1862 Dakaota War

What did woman do during the war?

Some women disguised themselves as men and fought in the war. How many did this?

mainly women served as what in the war in the fields

Clara Borton was a famous what during the Civil War?

Established a network of Union spied made up of former slaves

Confederate spies name two

female Union Spy