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1 Civil War Trivia

2 Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5

3 What was the first state to secede from the Union? Tennessee South Carolina Georgia

4 Tennessee Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

5 South Carolina That’s correct!

6 Georgia Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

7 What was Ulysses S. Grant doing when the Civil War broke out? Working in family business West Point Traveling in Europe

8 Working in the family business That’s correct!

9 West Point Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

10 Traveling in Europe Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

11 Anti-draft riots occurred in New York City They included arson and the murder of blacks by poor immigrant whites At least 120 persons, including children, were killed $2 million in damage was caused Union soldiers restored order 186118621863

12 1861 Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

13 Try again Try again 1862 Sorry, that’s incorrect…

14 1863 That’s correct!

15 What is known to most historians as the single bloodiest battle of the Civil War? Gettysburg First Bull Run Antietam

16 Gettysburg Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

17 First Bull Run Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

18 Antietam That’s correct!

19 In what battle did the first African-American win the Congressional Medal of Honor? Fort WagnerBull RunFort Sumter

20 Fort Wagner That’s correct!

21 Bull Run Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

22 Fort Sumter Sorry, that’s incorrect… Try again

23 Thank you for playing Civil War Trivia! © 2003 Kentucky Academy of Technology Education

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