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Leading to Civil War People 200 400 Confederacy Battles & Events Misc. 200 200

Leading to Civil War People 200 400 Confederacy Battles & Events Misc. 200 200 400 400 400 600 600 600 800 800 800 1000 1000 Union

When voters in state decide slavery issue A 100

When voters in state decide slavery issue A 100

Supreme Court Case decides slaves are property A 200

Supreme Court Case decides slaves are property A 200

Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin A 300

Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin A 300

Members of Anti-slavery groups were called A 400

Members of Anti-slavery groups were called A 400

This law allowed slaveholders to recapture slave A 500

This law allowed slaveholders to recapture slave A 500

President of the Confederacy B 100

President of the Confederacy B 100

Confederate General of Northern Virginia B 200

Confederate General of Northern Virginia B 200

Union General who led destructive “March to Sea” B 300

Union General who led destructive “March to Sea” B 300

Abolitionist who escaped slavery, taught himself to read and publishes an anti-slavery newspaper called

Abolitionist who escaped slavery, taught himself to read and publishes an anti-slavery newspaper called “North Star” B 400

Abolitionist who led attack at Harper’s Ferry B 500

Abolitionist who led attack at Harper’s Ferry B 500

This Union advantage allowed them to move supplies and troops quickly C 100

This Union advantage allowed them to move supplies and troops quickly C 100

Union commander who accepted Lee’s surrender at Appomattox C 200

Union commander who accepted Lee’s surrender at Appomattox C 200

This Union General moved too slowly during war and opposed Lincoln in election of

This Union General moved too slowly during war and opposed Lincoln in election of 1864 C 300

DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400

DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400

Name all four border states at the start of the Civil War that had

Name all four border states at the start of the Civil War that had slavery but did NOT join the Confederacy (remained part of Union) C 400

“If I could save the Union without freeing any slave I would do it.

“If I could save the Union without freeing any slave I would do it. ” C 500

Confederate General shot by his own men D 100

Confederate General shot by his own men D 100

Capital city of Confederacy D 200

Capital city of Confederacy D 200

The first state to secede from Union D 300

The first state to secede from Union D 300

Immediate Cause of Southern states secession D 400

Immediate Cause of Southern states secession D 400

The Confederacy’s basic strategy during Civil War D 500

The Confederacy’s basic strategy during Civil War D 500

This battle marks the official start (beginning) of the Civil War E 100

This battle marks the official start (beginning) of the Civil War E 100

What battle am I? • Sunken Road = Bloody Lane • Emancipation Proclamation will

What battle am I? • Sunken Road = Bloody Lane • Emancipation Proclamation will follow this battle • I have two names E 200

Pickett’s Charge is the culminating fight at this 3 day long battle on Northern

Pickett’s Charge is the culminating fight at this 3 day long battle on Northern soil E 300

These two iron clad ships fought in a famous naval battle E 400

These two iron clad ships fought in a famous naval battle E 400

This first major battle in summer of 1861 where Union forces retreat in panic

This first major battle in summer of 1861 where Union forces retreat in panic back to Washington, D. C. Double the points if you provide BOTH names for this battle E 500

Underground RR leader nicknamed Moses F 100

Underground RR leader nicknamed Moses F 100

January 1863 frees slaves F 200

January 1863 frees slaves F 200

Nurse who founded Red Cross F 300

Nurse who founded Red Cross F 300

How did Lincoln monitor events of war - he had access to this at

How did Lincoln monitor events of war - he had access to this at the War Department F 400

Which Civil War General does NOT belong in this group George Mc. Clellan George

Which Civil War General does NOT belong in this group George Mc. Clellan George Pickett William Sherman Ulysses Grant F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Famous Speeches Please record your wager.

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Famous Speeches Please record your wager.

Considered by most Historians as the greatest speech Lincoln ever gave

Considered by most Historians as the greatest speech Lincoln ever gave

Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!

Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!

Popular Sovereignty A 100

Popular Sovereignty A 100

Dred Scott A 200

Dred Scott A 200

Harriet Beecher Stowe A 300

Harriet Beecher Stowe A 300

Abolitionists A 400

Abolitionists A 400

Fugitive Slave Law A 500

Fugitive Slave Law A 500

Jefferson Davis B 100

Jefferson Davis B 100

Robert E Lee B 200

Robert E Lee B 200

William Tecumseh Sherman B 300

William Tecumseh Sherman B 300

Frederick Douglass B 400

Frederick Douglass B 400

John Brown B 500

John Brown B 500

Railroad C 100

Railroad C 100

Ulysses Grant C 200

Ulysses Grant C 200

General George Mc. Clellan C 300

General George Mc. Clellan C 300

MD, DE, MO, KY C 400

MD, DE, MO, KY C 400

Abraham Lincoln 1862 C 500

Abraham Lincoln 1862 C 500

Stonewall Jackson D 100

Stonewall Jackson D 100

Richmond D 200

Richmond D 200

South Carolina D 300

South Carolina D 300

Election of Lincoln D 400

Election of Lincoln D 400

Conduct a DEFENSIVE WAR D 500

Conduct a DEFENSIVE WAR D 500

Fort Sumter E 100

Fort Sumter E 100

Antietam Sharpsburg E 200

Antietam Sharpsburg E 200

Gettysburg E 300

Gettysburg E 300

Monitor & Merrimack E 400

Monitor & Merrimack E 400

Bull Run Manassas E 500

Bull Run Manassas E 500

Harriet Tubman E 100

Harriet Tubman E 100

Emancipation Proclamation E 200

Emancipation Proclamation E 200

Clara Barton E 300

Clara Barton E 300

Telegraph E 400

Telegraph E 400

Pickett E 500

Pickett E 500

nd 2 Inaugural Address E 500

nd 2 Inaugural Address E 500

DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400

DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400