THIS IS Jeopardy Battles Generals Lincoln Douglas Terms
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Jeopardy Battles Generals Lincoln/ Douglas Terms Reconstruction 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 Constitution ? ’s
This battle was the first Confederate invasion of the North, ended in a draw and was the bloodiest single day of the war. A 100
What is Antietam? A 100
The first fighting of the war. A 200
What is Fort Sumter? A 200
This battle lasted for three days, and was a victory for General Meade and the Union Army. A 300
What is the Battle of Gettysburg? A 300
This battle achieved one of the four main goals of the Union Army, and helped General Grant gain a promotion. A 400
What is Vicksburg? A 400
This Southern victory early in the war saw civilian spectators chase from the area, and convinced many that this would not be a short war. The South meant business. A 500
What is the Battle of Bullrun? A 500
General Lee B 100
What is the South? B 100
General Sherman. B 200
What is the North? B 200
General Buford. B 300
What is the North? B 300
General Longstreet. B 400
What is the South? B 400
General Heath. B 500
What is the South? B 500
The office that these two men were competing for in 1858 from the state of Illinois. C 100
What is the United States Senate? C 100
This concept or theory promoted by Stephan Douglas said that the voters in the territories should decide the issue of slavery for themselves. C 200
What is popular soverignty? C 200
The candidate said that slavery was wrong because all men deserved to enjoy the fruits of their labor. C 300
Who is Lincoln? C 300
The impact of the Lincoln. Douglas debates. C 400
What is Abraham Lincoln became nationally known for his views on freedom, and intellectual ability? C 400
Stephan Douglas’s theory that the Dred Scott decision could be overcome by not passing protection laws for slavery, and by local law enforcement not helping capture runaway slaves? C 500
What is the Freeport Doctrine? C 500
A Northern resident who supported or had sympathy for the Southern cause. D 100
What is a Copperhead? D 100
An early picture or photograph. D 200
What is a daguerreotype? D 200
This law broke Kansas off from Nebraska and applied popular sovereignty to Kansas. D 300
What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act? D 300
Supreme Court Case that said Blacks/Slaves are not citizens and that Congress could not ban slavery. D 400
What is the Dred Scott Case of 1857? D 400
A Southerner who pushed for secession. D 500
What is a fire-eater? D 500
The main purpose of the KKK in 1865. E 100
What is to resist Reconstruction and Black suffrage? E 100
The group thought the Civil War had been about ending slavery and looked to punish the South for their treason during Reconstruction? E 200
Who are the Radical Republicans? E 200
The 1865 amendment that abolished slavery on a national scale. E 300
What is the 13 th amendment? E 300
The amendment that said all natural born men are citizens and will receive equal protection of the law and due process of the law. E 400
What is the 14 th amendment? E 400
This Supreme Court case said that habeas corpus could not be suspended in state that were loyal and had courts that were open. E 500
What is ex parte Milligan? E 500
The reason given by Lincoln for not asking for a Declaration of War on the Confederate States. F 100
What is he did not want to recognize them as a legitimate nation? F 100
The civil right protects citizens from false arrest and wrongful detainment or imprisonment. F 200
What is habeas corpus? F 200
The suspension of habeas corpus was so controversial. F 300
What is that it was done by President Lincoln, and not Congress? F 300
The war was largely fought to decide once and for all if states had this power. F 400
What is nullification? F 400
Following impeachment by the House of Representatives this happens to a President. F 500
What is he is tried by the Senate? F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is: Advantages of the South Click on screen to begin
Name Five advantages enjoyed by the South during the Civil War. Click on screen to continue
Robert E Lee Military tradition Better military leadership Defensive Strategy More motivated Tradition of horsemanship Click on screen to continue
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