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THIS IS Battles Generals Lincoln/ Douglas Terms Reconstruction 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 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 LincolnDouglas 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 13th 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 14th 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 Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!