WorksheetsCivil War and Reconstruction Review Part 3
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which Texan unit was considered as one of the Confederacy's leading infantry units?
Hood's Brigade
Terry's Texas Rangers
Bayou City
Neptune
Who led the Hood's Brigade?
Robert E. Lee
Benjamin Franklin Terry
John Bell Hood
Jefferson Davis
Which Texan unit was a cavalry force assembled and led by Benjamin Franklin Terry?
Bayou City
Neptune
Hood's Brigade
Terry's Texas Rangers
Who replaced Sam Houston as Governor of Texas after secession?
Francis R. Lubbock
Edward Clark
John Bell Hood
Pendleton Murrah
What did women in Texas do during the war when men were sent off to fight?
Took care of the home
Started farming
Opened factories
Joined the army
What did small factories in Austin and Tyler manufacture for the war?
Cloth
Weapons and ammunition
Foodstuffs
Medicine
What was the major problem with cloth during the war?
Shortage of supply
Poor quality
Difficult to find
Too expensive
What was used to preserve food during the war?
Vinegar
Pepper
Salt
Sugar
Who asked General Lee to surrender at the Appomattox Courthouse in 1865?
Jefferson Davis
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
What was the outcome of the Battle of Galveston in 1863?
Draw
Confederate victory
Union victory
No battle took place
What was the outcome of the Battle of Sabine Pass?
Union victory
Confederate victory
Draw
No battle took place
Who was an African American from Texas awarded the Medal of Honor for the USA?
Milton M. Holland
Benjamin Franklin Terry
John Bell Hood
Edward Clark
Who was the last Confederate General to surrender in the Civil War?
Robert E. Lee
John Bell Hood
Edmund Kirby Smith
Benjamin Franklin Terry
What was the main crop in Texas that was used to support the Confederate war effort?
Cotton
Wheat
Corn
Rice
Who won the Battle of Palmito Ranch?
The Union
The Confederacy
What does a blockade do?
Prevents goods or people from entering a certain area.
Prevents people from voting.
Prevents goods from expiring.
The Union established blockades in Galveston during the Civil War. What exactly did these blockades do?
They blocked the ports so the Confederacy could not receive supplies.
They created pathways so ships could enter easily.
They allowed Confederate soldiers to board the Union ships.
This was the very last battle of the Civil War and was fought on the border with Mexico.
The Battle of Galveston
The Battle of Sabine Pass
The Battle of Palmito Ranch
What did the 13th Amendment do?
It abolished trade with foreign countries.
It abolished slavery in the United States.
It abolished travel between the states.
What does an abolitionist do?
They fight to end slavery
They fight to end trade
They fight to end a war
What was the main advantage of the North during the Civil War?
Strong support for war
More industry
Familiar territory
Larger Navy
What is the significance of the year 1861?
Everybody received free Chick a filet
Hurricane winds destroyed the area surrounding Galveston
The Justice League was formed in Texas
The Secession Convention decided that Texas should withdraw from the union
Why is 1861 important in Texas and U.S. History?
It was the end of the Republic of Texas
It was the start of the Civil War
It was the year Texas became a republic
It was the beginning of the Texas Revolution
