Slavery was banned in the border states.

An efficient railway network was one of the South's strengths

For the South, the primary aim of the war was to preserve slavery.

For the North, the primary goal was to preserve the Union.

Which was the most vital border state for the Union?

The South expected support from Britain and France because these two European nations relied on the South for ______.

What was one of the main advantages of the South?

From where did most Confederate and Union soldiers come?

General ____ headed the Union army of the East after the Battle of Bull Run.

The Confederacy used ironclads to _____ their harbors and rivers.

The ______ and the Monitor took part in a battle that raised spirits in the North and the South.

A key victory for the North was when Union naval forces under David Farragut captured ______ on April 25, 1862.

Where was the first major battle of the Civil War?

Who was the Union general who captured Fort Henry?

What was the Union goal in the West?

Together the Union and Confederate armies suffered more than 23,000 casualties in which battle?

egal order that guarantees a prisoner the right to be heard in court

Southern spy

Northerner who helped wounded soldiers

called "Copperheads" by critics

payments to encourage enlistment

Why did the South suffer most of the destruction during the Civil War?

Which type of law required Confederate men between certain ages to serve in the army for three years?

Which Northern city saw the most violent opposition to laws requiring military service?

To raise money for the war, what did the North print?

Stonewall Jackson was killed at the Battle of Gettysburg.

Lincoln replaced General George McClellan with General Ambrose Burnside.

The Union army was composed mostly of African American soldiers.

The Gettysburg Address was given at a ceremony to dedicate a cemetery.

The 54th Massachusetts was an all-female regiment

Confederate leaders hoped that a victory in Union territory would win support from ____.

General Grant led a 47-day siege against which city?

By the end of the war, African American volunteers made up nearly which percentage of the Union army?

President Lincoln's address at which battlefield honored soldiers and stated his vision for the country?

Because of the huge loss of life among his own troops, critics of _______ in the North called him a "butcher."

In November 1864, Abraham Lincoln defeated _______ and won reelection.

The formal end of the war came on April 9, ________.

The Civil War made it clear that the national government was more powerful than the government of the ________.

Which of the following is the systematic destruction of an entire land - not just an army?

What helped Lincoln win the 1864 election?

What was Sherman's march across Georgia toward the Atlantic called?

Where did General Robert E. Lee surrender to Ulysses S. Grant?