Chapter 14 U.S. History. 1. Fredericksburg 2. Vicksburg 3. Mills Spring 4. Chancellorsville.

Review GameChapter 14 U.S. History

1. Fredericksburg2. Vicksburg3. Mills Spring4. Chancellorsville

1. At what battle was Stonewall Jackson gravely wounded?

1. Fair Oaks2. Chickamauga3. 2nd Manassas4. Gettysburg

2. What was Lee’s second invasion attempt culminated in what battle?

1. Monitor vs. Merrimac2. Valley Campaign3. Antietam4. Seven Days’ Battle

3. Which of these was not part of the peninsular campaign?

1. David Farragut2. John Erickson3. Leonard Wall4. Raphael Semmes

4. What naval commander captured New Orleans?

1. Outbreak of cholera2. Under siege3. Railroad had been destroyed 4. George Thomas was killed

5. Why was the Union army facing a crisis at Chattanooga?

1. Shiloh2. Ft. Donelson3. Chickamauga4. Perryville

6. What battle ended the South’s invasion of Kentucky?

1. Implementation2. Substitutionary3. Conscription4. Militarization

7. What is another name for drafts?

1. New York2. Philadelphia3. Boston4. Chicago

8. In what northern city were there major riots against the draft?

1. Mobile, AL2. Charleston, SC3. New Orleans, LA4. Wilmington, NC

9. What was the South’s largest sea port?

1. Democrats who sympathized with the South

2. Radical Republicans who wanted the South to suffer

3. People who took a neutral position on the war

4. Southern secessionists who wanted to secede

10. What were copperheads?

1. Ulysses S. Grant2. Winfield Scott3. William Sherman4. Don Buell

11. Who devised the Anaconda Plan?

1. Alabama2. Virginia3. Georgia4. South Carolina

12. Through which state did Sherman’s March to the Sea occur?

1. Civilians2. Immigrants3. Africans4. Soldiers

13. Who portion of society gave Lincoln the victory in the election of 1864?

1. Shiloh2. Vicksburg3. New Orleans4. Island No. 10

14. What other battle occurred with Gettysburg giving the North hope?

1. Braxton Bragg2. John Hood3. James Longstreet4. Felix Zollicoffer

15. Who replaced Joe Johnston for the Battle of Atlanta?

1. Vicksburg2. Petersburg3. Atlanta4. Appomattox

16. What siege ended with the South giving up Richmond?

1. Freed all the slaves2. Backfired on Lincoln3. Done for political reasons4. North rioted over this document

17. Which of the following best describes the Emancipation Proclamation?

1. Factories2. Transportation3. Navy4. Leadership

18. Which of the following did the South have an advantage at the beginning of the war?

1. New Orleans2. Vicksburg3. Shiloh4. Fort Donelson

19. During what battle did Grant get the nickname “Unconditional Surrender”?

1. Missouri2. Maryland3. Delaware4. Kentucky

20. Which border state was of major concern for the Lincoln?

1. Gettysburg2. Antietam3. Chancellorsville4. Wilderness

21. In which battle did the North find General Lee’s battle plans?

1. Kennesaw Mountain2. Spotsylvania Court House3. Cold Harbor4. Shiloh

22. What battle got the nickname of “Grant’s Slaughter Pen”?

1. 1860-18672. 1861-18653. 1863-18654. 1865-1869

23. What are the years of the American Civil War?

1. November 5-7, 18622. February 2-4, 18623. July 1-3, 18634. September 17-20, 1864

24. What are the dates for the Battle of Gettysburg?

1. Highly motivated 2. More people3. Large numbers of factories4. Produce lots of grain

25. Which of the following is not describing the North?

1. James Longstreet2. Joseph Johnston3. Irvin McDowell4. Stonewall Jackson5. George B. McClellan6. Ambrose Burnside7. John Hood8. Ulysses S. Grant9. William Rosecrans10. Braxton Bragg11. George Meade12. David Farragut13. George Thomas14. Joe Hooker

Match each person as either Northern or Southern.

1. I ran against Lincoln in the election of 1864.

2. I shot President Lincoln.3. North’s general who accomplished the

March to the Sea.4. South’s top general throughout the war.5. President of the Confederacy.6. I captured the city of Vicksburg.7. Responsible for losing Atlanta.

Who is being described with each statement?

1. Fredericksburg2. Vicksburg3. Antietam4. Gettysburg5. Chancellorsville6. First Manassas7. New Orleans8. Seven Days’ 9. Petersburg10. Atlanta11. Nashville12. Perryville13. Second Manassas14. Ft. Henry & Donelson

Match each battle as either Northern or Southern victory.

1. High-tide of the Confederacy2. Rebels lose the Mississippi River.3. 1st battle of the Civil War4. Lee’s first invasion into the North5. Loss cut Lee’s last supply line and caused loss

of Richmond6. Union army badly beaten- only saved by “rock

of blank- George Thomas7. Union army besieged by Rebel army 8. Lee takes over the Rebel army and drives

McClellan back from Richmond

Match each description with the correct battle.

1. Gettysburg2. Emancipation Proclamation3. Lincoln shot4. Vicksburg5. 1st Manassas6. Chancellorsville7. End of War8. Peninsular Campaign9. March to the Sea

Put the following events in chronological order.