Lincoln freed slaves in rebellious states with the ____________ _____________.

The South never recovered from the defeat at the Battle of ______________

The greatest battle ever fought in Georgia was the Battle of ______________

General Sherman's military objective was to capture the important rail city of _______________

Sherman's "March to the Sea" ended in the city of _____________

The most notorious prisoner of war camp during the Civil War was ________________

The first shots of the Civil War were fired at ___________________

Four states chose not to secede; Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and Delaware. There were known as _________________

The Union Blockade of Southern port cities was known as ___________________________

The Southern plan to enlist the aid of France and England by stopping the export of cotton to them was known as __________________________

The first battle ever fought in Georgia was the Battle of _______________________. It lasted two days and was a Union victory.

The Confederate officers imprisoned at Fort Pulaski are known today as the ______________________________

___________________ led a raid into Georgia, stole a train, and started what became the _____________________

______________ and ______________ chased down the locomotive_______________ and recaptured it.

General __________________ led the Union army into Georgia on his March to the Sea.

The Union Army laid ______ to Atlanta during the Summer of 1864.

The ______________________ was used by the Union army to bring the war home to the citizens of Georgia and hasten the end of the war.

General ______________ surrendered to General _______________ at Appamattox Court House, Va on April 9, 1865.

__________________ is the sole individual tried for war crimes committed during the Civil War.

_________________________ was awarded The Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions at Little Round Top.

The native of Milledgeville who served as General Sherman's personal escort was _________________.

_________________ was one legged man who took on the entire 17th Corps.

_________________ replaced General Joe Johnston as commander of the Confederate army during the Battle of Atlanta.

____________ was a veteran of the War of 1812 who fought in the Battle of Gettysburg.

The last slave ship to make port in America did so at Jekyll Island. It was named _________________.

The sale of 436 men, women, and children in March of 1859 became known as the _________________ for the African-Americans of Savannah.

President Lincoln called for _______ volunteers to put down the rebellion and defend Washington, DC.

The bloodiest single day in American history is the ____________________

The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in _____________.

The bloodiest battle in American history is the _______________.

Confederate general who fought at Gettysburg and later became the governor of Georgia is _________________

The first battle fought in Georgia was the _____________________.

Prison camp located in SW Georgia that is considered the harshest of the Civil War prison camps is ____________________.

The major problem facing the United States after the Civil War was ___________________________.