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JEOPARDY
CIVIL WAR
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Final
Jeopardy
Winner?
Events that
led to war
Battles
Important
People
Roles
Events
100
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
300
300
300
300
300
400
400
400
400
400
500
500
500
500
500
Events that led to war
100
• The south needed these to work on
their plantations.
• Who were slaves?
Events that led to war
200
• This person was elected because he
wanted to end slavery.
• Who was Abraham Lincoln?
Events that led to war
300
• This was the event that elected
Abraham Lincoln as president.
• What was the Election of 1860?
Events that led to war
400
• This was placed on imports and the
south refused to pay.
• What was tariff?
Events that led to war
500
• The word for the north wanting a strong
federal government and south wanting each
state to make their own decision and were
breaking away from the Union .
• What is secession?
Battles: 100
• This person led the Union soldiers
in the Civil War.
• Who was Ulysses S. Grant?
Battles: 200
• This person led the southern
armies into battle.
• Who was was Robert E. Lee?
Battles: 300
• The battle that marked the
beginning of the Civil War.
• What was The Battle of Fort
Sumter?
Battles: 400
• Lee faced the Union and each
side lost at least 23,000 men at
this place.
• What was Gettysburg?
Battles: 500
• The battle where Grant took over
Mississippi and the supplies to the
south.
• What was The Battle of Vicksburg?
Important People :
100
• The most famous conductor of the
underground railroad.
• Who was Harriet Tubman?
Important People :
200
• She wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin
about cruelty of slaves.
• Who was Harriet Stowe?
Important People :
300
• He was a white abolitionist who
attacked an army post to start a
slave rebellion.
• Who was John Brown?
Important People :
400
• He shared his own experiences of a
slave and his journey to freedom.
• Who was Frederick Douglass?
Important People :
500
• He founded a newspaper called
the Liberator which called to end
slavery at once.
• Who was William Garrison?
Roles: 100
• Term used for people who spoke
out against slavery.
• Who are abolitionists?
Roles: 200
• This group of people helped take
care of injured soldiers, feed the
armies, and sometime fought in the
war .
• Who were women?
Roles: 300
• This group of people led raids,
served as spies, and fought in
almost every battle for the Union.
• Who were African Americans?
Roles: 400
• This person stood up and was the
first black woman to speak out
about slavery.
• Who was Soujourner Truth?
Roles: 500
• This person took on the role of
being the first and only
Confederate president.
• Who was Jefferson Davis?
Events: 100
• Lee surrenders to Grant here.
• What was Appomottox Courthouse
in Virginia?
Events: 200
• Missouri was admitted as a slave
state and Maine was admitted as a
free state.
• What was Missouri Compromise?
Events: 300
• Scott would not be freed when his
owner died because he had no
rights since African Americans
were not citizens of the United
States.
• What was the Dred Scott decision?
Events: 400
• California became a free state and
the fugitive slave law was passed.
• What was the Compromise of
1850?
Events: 500
• This let the people of those
territories decide whether to be a
free or slave state.
• What was the Kansas-Nebraska
Act?
North
South
Slavery
Effects
Misc
200
200
200
200
200
400
400
400
400
400
600
600
600
600
600
800
800
800
800
800
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
North: 200
• This was how many more men the
north had over the south.
• What was 4?
North : 400
• This was the type of resources the
north had at the Civil War.
• What were industries?
North: 600
• The kind of transportation that
was an advantage for the north.
• What was twice as many
railroads?
North: 800
• This was the kind of government
the north wanted at that time.
• What was strong federal
government?
North: 1000
• The reason the north wasn’t
concerned about the tariff.
• What was they didn’t need as
many imports?
South
200
• The reason the south needed
slaves.
• What was to work on their
plantations?
South
400
• The name of the Confederate
troops.
• Who are Rebels?
South
600
• This is what the south preferred to
raise instead of having industries.
• What was cash crops?
South
800
• At this battle, President Davis
attacked the fort before the Union
supplies got there and they had to
surrender.
• What was the Battle of Fort
Sumter?
South
1000
• This was the cause for South
Carolina to succeed from the
Union.
• What was Election of 1860?
Slavery
200
• The series of safe routes for
runaway slaves.
• What was the underground
railroad?
Slavery :
400
• The leaders of the underground
railroad who led them to safety.
• Who are conductors?
Slavery :
600
• The paper that said all slaves in
the Confederate states are freed.
• What was The Emancipation
Proclamation?
Slavery : 800
• He shared his own experiences of
a slave and his journey to freedom.
• Who was Frederick Douglass?
Slavery
1000
• This was the reason why taking
sides was hard for the people in
border states.
• What was the states allowed
slavery, yet they had remained in
the union.
Effects: 200
• This was the effect the war had on
the nation.
• What was reconstructing the
south?
Effects: 400
• This was what President Lincoln
wanted to happen from giving the
Gettysburg Address.
• What were Americans trying
harder to win the struggle all the
soldiers died for?
Effects:
600
• This was the effect of having large
plantations and little help in the
South?
• What was slavery?
Effects: 800
• This was the effect of placing tariffs on
imports and the south refusing to pay.
• What was the Civil War? Or
succession?
Effects: 1000
• This was the effect the Civil War had
on African Americans.
• What was they were freed and became
citizens although segregation was an
issue?
Misc
200
• The Union troops were called….
• Who were Yankees?
Misc
400
• He was a brash, hard-fighting
general for the Yankees.
• Who was Ulysses S. Grant?
Misc
600
• The area that had to be
reconstructed.
• What was the south?
Misc 800
• The book Harriet Stowe wrote
about the cruelty to slaves.
• What was Uncle Tom’s Cabin?
Misc
1000
• The name of the newspaper William
Garrison founded.
• What was the Liberator?
Final Questions…
• The Missouri Compromise, Compromise of
1850, and the Kansas-Nebraska Act all
intensified sectionalism over this issue.
• What is slavery?
• The month and year the war ended.
• What is April 1865?
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