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Froggy Jumps Civil War & Reconstruction QuizOnline version Civil War & Reconstruction facts by Brooke Hurley 1 Which election is described as Abraham Lincoln winning without carrying a single Southern state, prompting secession? a Election of 1860 b Election of 1856 c Election of 1864 2 What was the Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy by blockading ports and controlling the Mississippi River? a Total War Strategy b Anaconda Plan c Napoleonic Strategy 3 Who was the Republican president during the Civil War who preserved the Union and issued the Emancipation Proclamation? a Andrew Johnson b Abraham Lincoln c Ulysses S. Grant 4 Which general led the Union to victories that helped secure Northern victory? a Robert E. Lee b William T. Sherman c Ulysses S. Grant 5 Who commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and was the South's most respected military leader? a Robert E. Lee b Jefferson Davis c Stonewall Jackson 6 Which battle was the bloodiest single day in American history and led to Lincoln issuing the Emancipation Proclamation? a Battle of Antietam b Siege of Vicksburg c Battle of Gettysburg 7 What amendment permanently abolished slavery in the United States? a Thirteenth Amendment b Fifteenth Amendment c Thirteenth Amendment 8 Which Amendment granted citizenship and equal protection under the law to all persons born in the U.S.? a Fourteenth Amendment b Fifteenth Amendment c Twelfth Amendment 9 Which Amendment prohibited denying the right to vote based on race, color, or previous servitude? a Nineteenth Amendment b Fifteenth Amendment c Fourteenth Amendment 10 What organization used violence and intimidation against African Americans and Republicans after the Civil War? a Ku Klux Klan b Black Codes c Freedmen's Bureau 11 Which event ended Reconstruction by removing federal troops from the South after a disputed election? a Compromise of 1877 b Panic of 1873 c Compromise of 1863 12 What term describes the postwar Southern interpretation that romanticized the Confederacy and minimized slavery's role? a Reconstruction era myths b Black Codes c Lost Cause 13 Election of 1860 – Election in which Abraham Lincoln won without carrying a single Southern state, prompting Southern secession. What event is this? a Election of 1860 b Fort Sumter c Gettysburg 14 Fort Sumter – Federal fort in South Carolina attacked by Confederate forces in April 1861; its fall marked the beginning of the Civil War. What is Fort Sumter? a Federal fort in South Carolina attacked by Confederate forces in April 1861 b Battle of Gettysburg c Anaconda Plan 15 Anaconda Plan – Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy by blockading Southern ports and controlling the Mississippi River. What was the Anaconda Plan? a Draft riots b Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy by blockading Southern ports and controlling the Mississipp c Emancipation Proclamation 16 Abraham Lincoln – Republican president during the Civil War who preserved the Union and issued the Emancipation Proclamation. Who was Lincoln? a Robert E. Lee b Republican president during the Civil War who preserved the Union and issued the Emancipation Procla c Ulysses S. Grant 17 Ulysses S. Grant – Leading Union general whose victories helped secure Northern victory. Who is Grant? a Leading Union general whose victories helped secure Northern victory b William T. Sherman c Robert E. Lee 18 Robert E. Lee – Commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and the South's most respected military leader. Who was Lee? a Commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and the South's most respected military leade b J.E.B. Stuart c Ulysses S. Grant 19 Battle of Antietam – Bloodiest single day in American history; gave Lincoln the opportunity to announce the Emancipation Proclamation. What battle is this? a Battle of Antietam b Battle of Bull Run c Battle of Vicksburg 20 54th Massachusetts Regiment – Famous African American Union regiment that demonstrated Black soldiers' courage and effectiveness. Which regiment is this? a 9th Cavalry b 54th Massachusetts Regiment c 20th Maine 21 Emancipation Proclamation – Lincoln's 1863 order freeing enslaved people in Confederate-controlled territories. What is the Emancipation Proclamation? a Lincoln's 1863 order freeing enslaved people in Confederate-controlled territories b Habeas corpus c Fifteenth Amendment 22 Habeas corpus – Constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment; Lincoln suspended it during the war in some areas. What is Habeas corpus? a Draft riots b Constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment; Lincoln suspended it during the war in some c Copperheads 23 Draft riots – Violent protests, especially in New York City (1863), against military conscription. What were the Draft riots? a Habeas corpus b Violent protests, especially in New York City (1863), against military conscription c Copperheads 24 Copperheads – Northern Democrats who opposed the Civil War and advocated peace with the Confederacy. Who were the Copperheads? a Radical Republicans b Freedmen's Bureau c Northern Democrats who opposed the Civil War and advocated peace with the Confederacy 25 Clement Vallandigham – Prominent antiwar Democrat arrested for criticizing the Union war effort. Who was Vallandigham? a John Wilkes Booth b Thaddeus Stevens c Prominent antiwar Democrat arrested for criticizing the Union war effort 26 Battle of Gettysburg – Major Union victory and turning point of the Civil War. What is Gettysburg? a Antietam b Major Union victory and turning point of the Civil War c Vicksburg 27 Siege of Vicksburg – Union victory that gave the North control of the Mississippi River. What happened at Vicksburg? a Fort Sumter b Union victory that gave the North control of the Mississippi River c Sherman's March to the Sea 28 Gettysburg Address – Lincoln's brief speech redefining the war as a struggle for equality and democracy. What is the Gettysburg Address? a Lincoln's brief speech redefining the war as a struggle for equality and democracy b Habeas corpus c Emancipation Proclamation 29 Sherman's March to the Sea – Destructive campaign through Georgia designed to break Southern morale and infrastructure. What was Sherman’s campaign? a Ku Klux Klan b Bleeding Kansas c Destructive campaign through Georgia designed to break Southern morale and infrastructure 30 Thirteenth Amendment – Constitutional amendment that permanently abolished slavery in the United States. What is the Thirteenth Amendment? a Fifteenth Amendment b Fourteenth Amendment c Constitutional amendment that permanently abolished slavery in the United States 31 John Wilkes Booth – Confederate sympathizer who assassinated Lincoln in April 1865. Who was Booth? a Andrew Johnson b Hiram Revels c Confederate sympathizer who assassinated Lincoln in April 1865 32 Reconstruction plans – Competing proposals for rebuilding the South and reintegrating former Confederate states after the Civil War. What were Reconstruction plans? a Lost Cause b Competing proposals for rebuilding the South and reintegrating former Confederate states after the C c Freedmen's Bureau 33 Radical Republicans – Congressional Republicans who favored harsh treatment of the South and strong protections for freedpeople. Who were Radical Republicans? a Congressional Republicans who favored harsh treatment of the South and strong protections for freedp b Ku Klux Klan c Black codes 34 Thaddeus Stevens – Influential Radical Republican who advocated civil rights and equality for freedpeople. Who was Stevens? a Influential Radical Republican who advocated civil rights and equality for freedpeople b John C. Calhoun c Henry Clay

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by Brooke Hurley

Which election is described as Abraham Lincoln winning without carrying a single Southern state, prompting secession?

What was the Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy by blockading ports and controlling the Mississippi River?

Who was the Republican president during the Civil War who preserved the Union and issued the Emancipation Proclamation?

Which general led the Union to victories that helped secure Northern victory?

Who commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and was the South's most respected military leader?

Which battle was the bloodiest single day in American history and led to Lincoln issuing the Emancipation Proclamation?

What amendment permanently abolished slavery in the United States?

Which Amendment granted citizenship and equal protection under the law to all persons born in the U.S.?

Which Amendment prohibited denying the right to vote based on race, color, or previous servitude?

What organization used violence and intimidation against African Americans and Republicans after the Civil War?

Which event ended Reconstruction by removing federal troops from the South after a disputed election?

What term describes the postwar Southern interpretation that romanticized the Confederacy and minimized slavery's role?

Election of 1860 – Election in which Abraham Lincoln won without carrying a single Southern state, prompting Southern secession. What event is this?

Fort Sumter – Federal fort in South Carolina attacked by Confederate forces in April 1861; its fall marked the beginning of the Civil War. What is Fort Sumter?

Anaconda Plan – Union strategy to defeat the Confederacy by blockading Southern ports and controlling the Mississippi River. What was the Anaconda Plan?

Abraham Lincoln – Republican president during the Civil War who preserved the Union and issued the Emancipation Proclamation. Who was Lincoln?

Ulysses S. Grant – Leading Union general whose victories helped secure Northern victory. Who is Grant?

Robert E. Lee – Commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and the South's most respected military leader. Who was Lee?

Battle of Antietam – Bloodiest single day in American history; gave Lincoln the opportunity to announce the Emancipation Proclamation. What battle is this?

54th Massachusetts Regiment – Famous African American Union regiment that demonstrated Black soldiers' courage and effectiveness. Which regiment is this?

Emancipation Proclamation – Lincoln's 1863 order freeing enslaved people in Confederate-controlled territories. What is the Emancipation Proclamation?

Habeas corpus – Constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment; Lincoln suspended it during the war in some areas. What is Habeas corpus?

Draft riots – Violent protests, especially in New York City (1863), against military conscription. What were the Draft riots?

Copperheads – Northern Democrats who opposed the Civil War and advocated peace with the Confederacy. Who were the Copperheads?

Clement Vallandigham – Prominent antiwar Democrat arrested for criticizing the Union war effort. Who was Vallandigham?

Battle of Gettysburg – Major Union victory and turning point of the Civil War. What is Gettysburg?

Siege of Vicksburg – Union victory that gave the North control of the Mississippi River. What happened at Vicksburg?

Gettysburg Address – Lincoln's brief speech redefining the war as a struggle for equality and democracy. What is the Gettysburg Address?

Sherman's March to the Sea – Destructive campaign through Georgia designed to break Southern morale and infrastructure. What was Sherman’s campaign?

Thirteenth Amendment – Constitutional amendment that permanently abolished slavery in the United States. What is the Thirteenth Amendment?

John Wilkes Booth – Confederate sympathizer who assassinated Lincoln in April 1865. Who was Booth?

Reconstruction plans – Competing proposals for rebuilding the South and reintegrating former Confederate states after the Civil War. What were Reconstruction plans?

Radical Republicans – Congressional Republicans who favored harsh treatment of the South and strong protections for freedpeople. Who were Radical Republicans?

Thaddeus Stevens – Influential Radical Republican who advocated civil rights and equality for freedpeople. Who was Stevens?