2. This is The Civil War

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5. The turning point of the war

6. Gettysburg

7. This battle transpired a month before Gettysburg; The Confederate victory meant Lee could March further North

8. Chancellorsville

9. This is where Confederates held back the Union until April 1865, at which point Lee was overcome and Davis fled from Richmond

10. Petersburg

11. The fall of this Confederate fort saw the first use of Total War, land-based and river-based attack, and a Union victory on July 4, 1863.

12. Vicksburg

13. This is known as the bloodiest single-day battle on American soil. After this battle, the purpose for the war shifted from preserving the Union to freeing the slaves.

14. Antietam

15. This general commanded the entire Confederate Army

16. Robert E. Lee

17. This general was fired for over strategizing and hesitating in critical situations; He was also the Democratic candidate in 1864

18. McClellan

19. This general eventually became the leader of the Union army; He had pivotal victories in Vicksburg and hired Sherman as a commander in the South

20. Grant

21. This general earned his nickname during the Battle of Manassas; He was injured by friendly fire and died shortly thereafter

22. Stonewall Jackson

23. He stated the following: “ War is Hell.”

24. William Tecumseh Sherman

25. This man delivered a motivational speech to his 20 th Maine right before Gettysburg, emphasizing “freeing men”. It worked.

26. Joshua Chamberlain

27. This speech presented the idea that the Civil War was punishment, but emphasized peaceful Reconstruction

28. Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address

29. This speech stated that the Civil War was a test to measure the nation’s resolve and commitment to freedom

30. Gettysburg Address

31. This document recognized all slaves living in rebel states as free persons

32. Emancipation Proclamation

33. This man was the keynote speaker at the Gettysburg Address

34. Everett

35. Lincoln did the following to deal with dissenters in the North

36. Suspended the writ of habeas corpus

37. In terms of political parties, Jefferson was a _________________ while Hamilton was a ______________ Lincoln forced this to increase numbers in his Union Army; Fortunately, most Union soldiers were volunteers.

38. Draft

39. Lincoln’s objective when he was first elected to the Presidency was not to destroy slavery where it existed; Rather, it was to do this.

40. Prevent the expansion of slavery; Preserve the Union

41. Lincoln decided to send supplies to this fort in 1861. As a response, Jefferson Davis attack the fort to preserve autonomy.

42. Sumter

43. Lincoln exemplified the belief that one should “keep his friends close, but his enemies closer.” With what government body did he demonstrate this?

44. Cabinet

45. This ship was taken by the San Jacinto on its way to Great Britain

46. Trent

47. He was the President of the Confederacy

48. Davis

49. This iron-side was renamed “The Virginia” by the Confederacy

50. Merrimac

51. This term means fighting against both soldiers and civilians

52. Total War

53. This policy calls for torching anything of military importance

54. Scorched Earth Policy

55. This was the last attempt by the Confederacy to break Union lines at the Battle of Gettysburg

56. Pickett’s Charge

57. Final Jeopardy Name the three components of the Anaconda Plan