2. Harriet Tubman earned the nickname Moses because she was a ________________, leading many to freedom along the ________________ ________________.

(a)  

3. Rose Greenhow went to Europe as an unofficial ________________ representing the Confederacy, in hopes of gaining the financial support of the British and French ________________.

(a)  

4. In February 1863, the first official call for African-American soldiers was made in Massachusetts, and the first official African-American (a)   was formed in the North.

5.Freedom seekers were called (a)   in the South, but after the Emancipation Proclamation they could legally allowed to enlist in the Union Army.

6. Unlike CSA President Davis, Robert E. Lee was not charged with (a)   when the Civil War ended, and he became a US citizen again.

7. The Confederate Army was outmatched by the Union Army, but Lee’s clever military (a)   led to several rebel victories.

8. Both the North and South used ________________ to secretly gather information about one another, but anyone caught would be charged with ________________ and either be imprisoned or killed.

(a)  

9. The Union Army was able to get closer to Vicksburg by digging (a)   in the ground, which kept them protected from Confederate fire.

10. Tubman was the first woman to lead an armed military ________________ when she attacked several Confederate ________________ in South Carolina.

(a)  

11. Freedom seekers were often used as (a)   because they knew the southern terrain.