Who was the doctor who treated Lincoln after his assassination?

Clara Barton was a Civil War nurse who founded the ________.

Copperheads were Northern Democrats opposing the war.

The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in ________-held areas.

The First Battle of Bull Run was the first major Civil War battle and resulted in a ________ victory.

Gettysburg was a turning point battle and a ________ victory.

The impact of the Emancipation Proclamation shifted war goals to abolition and discouraged foreign aid to the South.

Who was the President of the Confederate States?

Lincoln’s Assassination: ________ killing of President Lincoln.

Lyman Beecher was a preacher and father of ________.

Who was the Confederate general who surrendered in 1865?

Sherman’s March to the Sea was a Union campaign destroying ________ resources.

The Thirteenth Amendment abolished ________ in the U.S.

Vicksburg was a Union victory securing the ________ River.

The Adams-Onis Treaty was a(n) ________ treaty where Spain ceded Florida to the U.S.

The American System was Henry Clay’s plan for tariffs, a national bank, and ________.

The Corrupt Bargain was an alleged deal between Adams and Clay to win the ________ presidency.

The Dorr War was a Rhode Island rebellion for expanded ________ rights.

The Era of Good Feelings was a period of national unity under President Monroe after the War of ________.

The MO Compromise was a(n) ________ law balancing slave/free states and banning slavery north of 36°30’.

19th-century shows with white performers in blackface mocking African Americans. Fill in the blank: __________

1823 policy opposing European interference in the Americas. Fill in the blank: __________

First major U.S. economic crisis caused by bank failures and land speculation. Fill in the blank: __________

Money in the form of gold or silver coins. Fill in the blank: __________

Practice of giving government jobs to political supporters. Fill in the blank: __________

Confederate prison with horrific conditions. Fill in the blank: __________

Mexican general who fought Texas independence. Fill in the blank: __________

Final battle of Texas Revolution; Texans won. Fill in the blank: __________

Laws admitting California and strengthening Fugitive Slave Act. Fill in the blank: __________

1850 law requiring return of slaves; increased resistance. Fill in the blank: __________

Writer who opposed war and slavery; wrote Civil Disobedience. Fill in the blank: __________

1859 failed attack to spark slave revolt. Fill in the blank: __________

1854 law allowing popular sovereignty on slavery. Fill in the blank: __________

Belief in U.S. expansion across the continent. Fill in the blank: __________

1846–48 conflict over U.S. expansion. Fill in the blank: __________

Early battles, turning points, and final campaigns. Fill in the blank: __________

Escaped enslaved people seeking freedom. Fill in the blank: __________

Leader of Texan forces and first Texas president. Fill in the blank: __________

Lincoln’s demand to know where blood was shed. Fill in the blank: __________

Led American settlers into Mexican Texas. Fill in the blank: __________

Mexicans living in Texas who supported independence. Fill in the blank: __________

1836 battle where Texans were defeated by Mexico. Fill in the blank: __________

Ended Mexican War; U.S. gained territory. Fill in the blank: __________

Party opposing Jackson; supported modernization. Fill in the blank: __________

Wilmot Proviso: Proposed ban on slavery in _________

Popular sovereignty means: Letting territories ________ on slavery.

Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831) was a case denying ________ sovereignty.

Name the Five Civilized Tribes: ________, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole tribes.

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 forced Native tribes west of the ________.

The Trail of Tears was a forced Cherokee march to ________; thousands died.

Worcester v. Georgia (1832) was a case affirming Cherokee rights; ignored by ________.

The 1863 NYC Draft Riots were violent protests against Union ________.

The Anaconda Plan was a Union strategy to ________ and divide the South.

Carpetbagger, Scalawag, and Redeemer are labels for Northern migrants, Southern Unionists, and post-Reconstruction ________.

The Crittenden Compromise was a failed proposal to protect ________ and avoid war.

The Fifteenth Amendment gave ________ men the right to vote.

Fire Eaters were radical Southern ________.

The Fourteenth Amendment granted ________ and equal protection.

The Ft. Pillow Massacre involved Confederate killing of surrendering ________ Union troops.

Joseph Smith was the founder of the ________ faith.

The Mason-Dixon Line was a historic boundary between ________ and slave states.

Mormons were a religious group that migrated to ________.

The Oneida Community was a utopian group practicing communal ________.

Secession (1st and 2nd) refers to Southern states leaving the ________ in two waves.

Shakers were a religious group known for ________ and communal living.

The American Colonization Society was a group promoting relocation of freed slaves to ________.

1848 women’s rights document demanding equality. Fill in the blank: ____________

Reformer for humane treatment of the mentally ill. Fill in the blank: ____________

Education reformer who promoted public schooling. Fill in the blank: ____________

Garrison’s anti-slavery newspaper. Fill in the blank: ____________

Abolitionist and editor of The Liberator. Fill in the blank: ____________

Jackson’s campaign to dismantle the Second Bank in 1832. Fill in the blank: ____________

U.S. annexation of Texas and border disputes led to this war. Fill in the blank: ____________

1857 ruling denying citizenship to African Americans. Fill in the blank: ____________

System where slaves worked in groups under supervision. Fill in the blank: ____________

Escaped slave who led others to freedom via Underground Railroad. Fill in the blank: ____________

1831 slave uprising in Virginia. Fill in the blank: ____________

Theory that states can invalidate federal laws. Fill in the blank: ____________

Slaveholders’ belief they cared for enslaved people like family. Fill in the blank: ____________

Justifications for slavery based on religion and economics. Fill in the blank: ____________

Slaves resisted through slowdowns and escape. Fill in the blank: ____________

Religious songs expressing hope and resistance. Fill in the blank: ____________

Data showing slave ownership concentrated among wealthy. Fill in the blank: ____________

Slaves completed assigned tasks and had free time afterward. Fill in the blank: ____________