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With your host, Mr.Anonia!!! Click to begin 30 40 20 10 50 Click here for Final Jeopardy DAILY DOUBLE! Back to Game PEOPLE Battles DOC/SPEECH PLACES Misc. 10 Points 10 Points 10 Points 10 Point 10 Point 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points PEOPLE FOR 10 Points The President of the Union during the Civil War. Jefferson Davis Abraham Lincoln Robert E. Lee Patrick Henry Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 10 Points Congratulations! You Win 10 Points! Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 10 Points Sorry! You Lost 10 Points. Back to Game Try Again PEOPLE FOR 20 Points The President of the Confederacy during the Civil War. Fredrick Douglass Ulysses S. Grant Jefferson Davis John Adams Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 20 Points Sorry! You Lost 20 Points. Back to Game Try Again PEOPLE FOR 20 Points Congratulations! You Win 20 Points! Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 30 Points Wrote “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” a book which descried the horrors of Slavery. Edgar Allan Poe Mary Todd Lincoln Susan B. Anthony Harriet Beecher Stowe PEOPLE FOR 30 Points Sorry! You Lost 30 Points. Back to Game Try Again PEOPLE FOR 30 Points Congratulations! You Win 30 Points! Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 40 Points Commanding General of the Union Army during the battle of Gettysburg. General Hooker General Meade General Patton General Longstreet Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 40 Points Sorry! You Lost 40 Points. Back to Game Try Again PEOPLE FOR 40 Points Congratulations! You Win 40 Points! Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 50 Points Confederate General who’s nickname was “Stonewall”. General McClellan General Sherman General Jackson General Picket Back to Game PEOPLE FOR 50 Points Sorry! You Lost 50 Points. Back to Game Try Again PEOPLE FOR 50 Points Congratulations! You Win 50 Points! Back to Game BATTLES FOR 10 Points The first battle of the Civil War. Fort Sumter Battle of Bull Run Battle of Vicksburg Battle of Gettysburg Back to Game BATTLES FOR 10 Points Sorry! You Lost 10 Points. Back to Game Try Again BATTLES FOR 10 Points Congratulations! You Win 10 Points! Back to Game BATTLES FOR 20 Points Robert E. Lee’s first invasion of the North. Second Battle of Bull Run Battle of Antietam Battle of Fredericksburg Battle of the Bulge Back to Game BATTLES FOR 20 Points Sorry! You Lost 20 Points. Back to Game Try Again BATTLES FOR 20 Points Congratulations! You Win 20 Points! Back to Game BATTLES FOR 30 Points The first Union victory. Battle of Gettysburg Battle of Cedar Creek Battle of Chancellorsville Battle of Shiloh Back to Game BATTLES FOR 30 Points Sorry! You Lost 30 Points. Back to Game Try Again BATTLES FOR 30 Points Congratulations! You Win 30 Points! Back to Game BATTLES FOR 40 Points Battle were miners from Schuylkill County dug under Confederate troops and put large amounts of TNT underneath and blew them up but it was a Confederate victory. Battle of Midway Battle of the Crater Battle of the Bands Battle of Petersburg Back to Game BATTLES FOR 40 Points Sorry! You Lost 40 Points. Back to Game Try Again BATTLES FOR 40 Points Congratulations! You Win 40 Points! Back to Game BATTLES FOR 50 Points Naval battle in which two ironclad ships clashed. Washington vs. Richmond Titanic vs. The Queen Mary USS New York vs. CSS Texas Monitor vs. Merrimack Back to Game BATTLES FOR 50 Points Sorry! You Lost 50 Points. Back to Game Try Again BATTLES FOR 50 Points Congratulations! You Win 50 Points. Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 10 Points Freed the slaves. Freeman’s Act Emancipation Proclamation Bill of Rights Declaration of Independence Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 10 Points Sorry! You Lost 10 Points. Back to Game Try Again DOC/SPEECH FOR 10 Points Congratulations! You Win 10 Points! Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 20 Points Plan to rebuild the South after the war. Proclamation Civil Rights Olive Branch Petition Reconstruction Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 20 Points Sorry! You Lost 20 Points. Back to Game Try Again DOC/SPEECH FOR 20 Points Congratulations! You Win 20 Points! Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 30 Points Lincoln's speech after the Battle of Gettysburg The Gettysburg Hearing The Gettysburg Announcement The Gettysburg Address The Gettysburg Speech Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 30 Points Sorry! You Lost 30 Points. Back to Game Try Again DOC/SPEECH FOR 30 Points Congratulations! You Win 30 Points! Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 40 Points Lincoln’s speech upon accepting the Illinois Republican party as that states United States senator. Always True Speech House Divided Speech I Have A Dream Speech Freedom Will Come Speech Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 40 Points Sorry! You Lost 40 Points. Back to Game Try Again DOC/SPEECH FOR 40 Points Congratulations! You Win 40 Points! Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 50 Points Document that stated southern states were leaving the Union. Secession Act of the 13 Confederate States Proclamation of 1861 The Federalist papers Secession Document Back to Game DOC/SPEECH FOR 50 Points Sorry! You Lost 50 Points. Back to Game Try Again DOC/SPEECH FOR 50 Points Congratulations! You Win 50 Points! Back to Game PLACES FOR 10 Points Where Robert E. Lee Surrendered. Washington D.C. Appomattox Court House New York City Richmond Back to Game PLACES FOR 10 Points Sorry! You Lost 10 Points. Back to Game Try Again PLACES FOR 10 Points Congratulations! You Win 10 Points! Back to Game PLACES FOR 20 Points Where President Lincoln was assassinated. Williams Theater Broadway The White House Fords Theater Back to Game PLACES FOR 20 Points Sorry! You Lost 20 Points. Back to Game Try Again PLACES FOR 20 Points Congratulations! You Win 20 Points! Back to Game PLACES FOR 30 Points The capital of the Confederacy. New Orleans Atlanta Richmond Charlotte Back to Game PLACES FOR 30 Points Sorry! You Lost 30 Points. Back to Game Try Again PLACES FOR 30 Points Congratulations! You Win 30 Points! Back to Game PLACES DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points Fredrick Douglass was the first African American to enter this building. The Congress The Supreme Court The Pentagon The White House Back to Game PLACES DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points Sorry! You Lost 80 Points. Back to Game Try Again PLACES DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points Congratulations! YOU WON THE DAILY DOUBLE! You Win 80 Points. Back to Game PLACES FOR 50 Points Fort Sumter the fort that was fired upon that started the Civil War was located off the coast of. North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Mississippi Back to Game PLACES FOR 50 Points Sorry! You Lost 50 Points. Back to Game Try Again PLACES FOR 50 Points Congratulations! You Win 50 Points! Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 10 Points The man who assassinated President Lincoln. Robert E. Lee John Wilkes Booth Andrew Johnson Jefferson Davis Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 10 Points Sorry! You Lost 10 Points. Back to Game Try Again MISCELLANEOUS FOR 10 Points Congratulations! You Win 10 Points! Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 20 Points A secret network that helped slaves to the north. The Sons of Liberty The Sons of Freedom The Underground Railroad The Underground Help Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 20 Points Sorry! You Lost 20 Points. Back to Game Try Again MISCELLANEOUS FOR 20 Points Congratulations! You Win 20 Points! Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 30 Points Robert E. Lee’s nickname at the beginning of the Civil War. Stonewall Old Blood and Guts The Fearless Fighter Granny Lee Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 30 Points Sorry! You Lost 30 Points. Back to Game Try Again MISCELLANEOUS FOR 30 Points Congratulations! You Win 30 Points! Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 40 Points The march a Union General lead throughout the South and ended up burning Savannah down to the ground. Sherman’s March to the Sea Grant’s Charge Hooker’s March Meade’s March to the South Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 40 Points Sorry! You Lost 40 Points. Back to Game Try Again MISCELLANEOUS FOR 40 Points Congratulations! You Win 40 Points! Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 50 Points After this Battle Lincoln went ahead and proposed the Emancipation Proclamation. Battle of Vicksburg Battle of Antietam Battle of Fredericksburg Battle of Gettysburg Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 50 Points Sorry! You Lost 50 Points. Back to Game Try Again MISCELLANEOUS FOR 50 Points Congratulations! You Win 50 Points! Back to Game