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Rules
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You will be divided into 2 teams. Following the toss-up,
teams will take turn selecting and answering questions.
You are to write your response on the provided white board.
If the response is correct, you will be awarded that point
value. If incorrect, the value will be deducted from your
team’s score. Watch out for X X to double the values.
After all questions have been answered, click on the Final
Jeopardy icon in the top right of the board. After both teams
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answer the final question.
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Vocabulary – Question 1
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States with strong ties to both the North and the South.
What are Border States?
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Vocabulary– Question 2
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The idea that Great Britain and France would support the South
because it needed the South’s raw cotton supply.
What is cotton diplomacy?
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Vocabulary– Question 3
Ships heavily armored with iron.
What are ironclads?
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Vocabulary – Question 4
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The Supreme Court decision that slaves were considered
property and are therefore protected under the Constitution.
What is Dred Scott v. Sanford?
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Vocabulary – Question 5
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Destruction of resources on all fronts, both militarily,
economically, and socially.
What is total war?
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Important Battles – Question 1
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This battle is considered the bloodiest single-day battle in
American history.
What is Antietam?
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Important Battles – Question 2
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The greatest Confederate victory of the Civil War. (Stonewall
dies here)
What is Chancellorsville?
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Important Battles – Question 3
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Grant used this strategy at the siege of Vicksburg to defeat the
Confederates and control the Mississippi.
What is trench warfare?
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The Union win at Shiloh gave the North control of this state.
What is Tennessee?
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Important Battles – Question 5
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General Thomas Jackson got his nickname “Stonewall” at this
battle.
What is the First Battle of Bull Run?
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Famous People – Question 1
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The President of the Confederacy during the Civil War
Who is Jefferson Davis?
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Famous People – Question 2
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Union general who devised a plan to blockade the southern
ports and take control of the Mississippi River.
Who is General Winfield Scott?
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Famous People – Question 3
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The nickname of the Union and Confederate soldiers.
Who are Blue & Gray?
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The only civilian casualty in the Battle of Gettysburg.
Who was Jennie Wade?
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He was the last Confederate general to surrender on April 26,
1865 in Durham, NC.
Who is General Joseph Johnston?
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Important Events – Question 1
Attack that caused the start of the Civil War.
What is the attack on Fort Sumter?
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Important Events – Question 2
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The Battle of Antietam allowed Lincoln the opportunity to issue
this.
What is the Emancipation Proclamation?
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Important Events – Question 3
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These two battles are known as the turning points in the war for
the Union.
Vicksburg & Gettysburg
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Important Events – Question 4
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The cemetery where Lincoln made his Gettysburg Address on
November 19, 1863.
What is Soldiers National Cemetery?
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Important Events – Question 5
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Fighting within the Kansas-Nebraska Territory on the issue of
slavery is known as this .
Bleeding Kansas
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Pot Luck – Question 1
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How many years is a score (as referred to in the Gettysburg
Address)?
20 years
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Pot Luck – Question 2
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The Democratic candidate in the Election of 1864.
General George B. McClellan
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Pot Luck – Question 3
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Name two advantages of the South during the Civil War.
Superior Generals, strong fighting spirit, motivation to
become an independent nation, knowledge of the land.
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Pot Luck – Question 4
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Name four events that lead up to the Civil War (from 1850 –
1860).
Bleeding Kansas, Election of 1860, Secession of SC, Uncle
Tom’s Cabin, Dred Scott v. Sanford, John Brown’s Raid, Attack
on Fort Sumter
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Pot Luck – Question 5
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The military strategy the South used in the war, which aimed at
fighting a defensive battle until the Union would finally give up
after depleting their soldiers and resources.
War of attrition
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