Civil War Jeopardy Civil War Jeopardy Created by Lisa Petersen

Civil War Jeopardy Civil War Jeopardy BattlesOfficersWomenMen

BATTLES 100 BATTLES 100 What was the name of the battle that started the Civil War?

BATTLES 200 BATTLES 200 Which battle did Thomas Jackson get his name “Stonewall”?

BATTLES 300 BATTLES 300 Which battle was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War?

BATTLES 400 BATTLES 400 Which battle helped the Union to gain control of the Mississippi?

BATTLES 100 BATTLES 100 Battle of FortSumter

BATTLES 200 BATTLES 200 Battle of Bull Run

BATTLES 300 BATTLES 300 Battle of Antietam

BATTLES 400 BATTLES 400 Battle of Vicksburg

OFFICERS 100 OFFICERS 100 This commander took down the United States flag after the confederates opened fire at Fort Sumter

OFFICERS 200 OFFICERS 200 The Anaconda Plan was drawn up by this General

OFFICERS 300 OFFICERS 300 This general fought for the confederacy due to his loyalty to Virginia.

OFFICERS 400 OFFICERS 400 This Union leader, demanded “unconditional surrender” from the Confederate Army.

OFFICERS 100 OFFICERS 100 Commander Robert Anderson

OFFICERS 200 OFFICERS 200 General Winfield Scott

OFFICERS 300 OFFICERS 300 General Robert E. Lee

OFFICERS 400 OFFICERS 400 Ulysses S. Grant

WOMEN 100 WOMEN 100 This white woman wrote the novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

WOMEN 200 WOMEN 200 This African American woman helped many slaves to escape to the North.

WOMEN 300 WOMEN 300 This woman founded the Red Cross following the Civil War.

WOMEN 400 WOMEN 400 This female nurse ran a private hospital that treated several soldiers in the Civil War.

WOMEN 100 WOMEN 100 Harriet Beecher Stowe

WOMEN 200 WOMEN 200 Harriet Tubman

WOMEN 300 WOMEN 300 Clara Barton

WOMEN 400 WOMEN 400 Sally Tompkins

MEN 100 MEN 100 This abolitionist lead a group of men in Harpers Ferry, Virginia.

MEN 200 MEN 200 This slave asked the Court for his freedom because he lived with his owner in a free territory.

MEN 300 MEN 300 This former slave described the horrors of slavery in his newspaper, “North Star”.

MEN 400 MEN 400 This all-volunteer regiment was the first African American one in the Civil War.

MEN 100 MEN 100 John Brown

MEN 200 MEN 200 DRED SCOTT

MEN 300 MEN 300 Frederick Douglass

MEN 400 MEN th Regiment

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Jeopardy Double Jeopardy ReconstructionVocabularyChangesImportantFacts

Reconstruction 200 Reconstruction 200 This was the name given to the Republicans during this time period.

Reconstruction 400 Reconstruction 400 He was the president that began the process of Reconstruction before he was killed.

Reconstruction 600 Reconstruction 600 This president was almost impeached due to his belief that white men should run the nation.

Reconstruction 800 Reconstruction 800 This “clan” was formed due to their hatred toward the African Americans.

Reconstruction 200 Reconstruction 200 Radical Republicans

Reconstruction 400 Reconstruction 400AbrahamLincoln

Reconstruction 600 Reconstruction 600AndrewJohnson

Reconstruction 800 Reconstruction 800 Ku Klux Klan

Vocabulary 200 Vocabulary 200 This is a person opposed to slavery and in favor of ending it.

Vocabulary 400 Vocabulary 400 This is a system of selecting individuals to enroll in military service.

Vocabulary 600 Vocabulary 600 This is a person who believes that racial differences prove that a certain race is superior.

Vocabulary 800 Vocabulary 800 A military strategy that aims to cut off supplies going in and out of an area.

Vocabulary 200 Vocabulary 200Abolitionist

Vocabulary 400 Vocabulary 400 The Draft

Vocabulary 600 Vocabulary 600 A Racist

Vocabulary 800 Vocabulary 800 A Blockade

Changes 200 Changes 200 This amendment to the law abolished slavery.

Changes 400 Changes 400 This amendment to the law guaranteed blacks the same legal rights as whites

Changes 600 Changes 600 These codes were passed across the South and prohibited several rights and duties of the blacks.

Changes 800 Changes 800 In 1870, this became law and said states could not deny people the right to vote based on race or color.

Changes 200 Changes 200ThirteenthAmendment

Changes 400 Changes 400FourteenthAmendment

Changes 600 Changes 600BlackCodes

Changes 800 Changes 800FifteenthAmendment

Important Facts 200 Important Facts 200 This Bureau provided food, clothing, shelter and medical care to African Americans.

Important Facts 400 Important Facts 400 This is a system of renting land for a share of the crop raised.

Important Facts 600 Important Facts 600 This name was given to people from the North that went to the South to get rich.

Important Facts 800 Important Facts 800 The Jim Crow laws made this separation of white and black people legal.

Important Facts 200 Important Facts 200Freedman’sBureau

Important Facts 400 Important Facts 400Sharecropping

Important Facts 600 Important Facts 600Carpetbaggers

Important Facts 800 Important Facts 800Segregation

FINAL JEOPARDY

FAMOUS PERSON

Final Jeopardy This speech was given by Abraham Lincoln after the Union Victory at Vicksburg.

Gettysburg Address

Created by Lisa Petersen Many thanks to: Cassie Endel For all of her help And Mrs. Petersen’s Fifth Graders for the inspiration!