Game Cards

Front 1

Who won the Battle of Fredericksburg?

Back 1

The Confederates

Front 2

In which battle did Stonewall Jackson die, leading to his inevitable death?

Back 2

The Battle of Chancelorsville

Front 3

What was the name of the all African American regiment?

Back 3

54th Massachusetts

Front 4

Was was the name of the risk that ruined the South's chances of winning?

Back 4

Pickett's Charge

Front 5

What was the goal of The Siege of Vicksburg?

Back 5

To control the Mississippi.

Front 6

How many words long was the Gettysburg Address?

Back 6

272 words

Front 7

Where did The Wilderness Campaign take place?

Back 7

Halfway between Richmond and Washington D.C.

Front 8

Who was in charge of the Union Navy?

Back 8

David Farragut

Front 9

Who led the famous march that destroyed everything in it's path?

Back 9

William Tecumseh Sherman.

Front 10

Where did the South Surrender?

Back 10

Appomattox Court

Front 11

This word is Spanish for "Friendship" and it is also the name of a famous overtaking of a boat by slaves from Cuba.

Back 11

Amistad

Front 12

What was the name of the black man that was a very passionate civil rights speaker? (1860's)

Back 12

Marcus Garvey

Front 13

Which neighborhood of a larger city had a "Cultural Renaissance" in the early 1900's?

Back 13

Harlem, Manhattan

Front 14

What is the name of the laws pertaining to blacks to restrict their ability.

Back 14

Black Codes.

Front 15

What is the definition of Casualty?

Back 15

A person killed or injured in war.

Front 16

Which battle took place on April 25th, 1862?

Back 16

The Battle of New Orleans

Front 17

In which battle did Lee split his army into four parts and send them into different directions to confuse McClellan?

Back 17

The Battle of Antietam

Front 18

These were the soldiers paid by Britain to fight the war.

Back 18

Hessians

Front 19

Who got caught spying and was hung?

Back 19

Nathan Hale

Front 20

This was the name of a group made up of young republicans.

Back 20

War Hawks

Front 21

This was the name of the act that restricted trade with other nations.

Back 21

Embargo Act

Front 22

This was the name of the act that restricted trade with Great Britain & France.

Back 22

Nonintercourse Act

Front 23

This was the name of a Native American man who made a confederacy of tribes.

Back 23

Tecumseh

Front 24

In which battle did Harrison take Prophetstown?

Back 24

The Battle of Tippecanoe

Front 25

This is the term that means an extreme form of patriotic self-esteem.

Back 25

Nationalism

Front 26

What was passed when Aaron Burr and Thomas Jefferson tied in 1804?

Back 26

The 12th Amendment

Front 27

This means "let people do as they choose".

Back 27

Laissez-faire

Front 28

This is the right that the Supreme Court has to determine whether something is unconstitutional or not.

Back 28

Judicial Review

Front 29

He was the third president, and wrote most of the Declaration of Independence.

Back 29

Thomas Jefferson

Front 30

This act set up regional courts and 16 judges across the nation.

Back 30

Judiciary Act of 1801

Front 31

These people were unprofessional scientists who went on an expedition across the nation.

Back 31

Meriwether Lewis & William Clark

Front 32

This was the name of the daughter of the Shoshone Chief, who was kidnapped by another tribe and guided Lewis & Clark on their expedition.

Back 32

Sacagawea

Front 33

This was a 15m dollar purchase from Napoleon of France.

Back 33

Louisiana Purchase

Front 34

This term means to leave your nation to form a new one.

Back 34

Secede

Front 35

This man was the leader of France and wanted to build an empire in the Americas and in Europe.

Back 35

Napoleon Bonaparte

Front 36

This is the term that means an exaggerated loyalty towards one country, or part of a country.

Back 36

Sectionalism

Front 37

This was the line drawn that acted as a "Compromise" between the slave discussion.

Back 37

Missouri Compromise

Front 38

These were states that were neither Confederate nor Union.

Back 38

Border States

Front 39

This strategy was used to block ports on Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana.

Back 39

Blockade

Front 40

What was the name of the strategy used by The Union?

Back 40

The Anaconda Plan

Front 41

What was "Stonewall" Jackson's first name?

Back 41

Thomas

Front 42

Which battle took place on June 21, 1861?

Back 42

The First Battle of Bullrun

Front 43

What was the names of the British troops wearing "red coats"?

Back 43

Redcoats

Front 44

What was the name of the massacre of 5 people in Boston?

Back 44

The Boston Massacre

Front 45

These were advertisements used to get people to pick a side.

Back 45

Propaganda

Front 46

This act gave The EITC monopoly over The Tea Industry.

Back 46

The Tea Act

Front 47

This act allowed soldiers to rest in civilians' houses.

Back 47

The Intolerable Acts

Front 48

This was one of the Intolerable Acts, and it gave Quebec all land west of the Appalachian Mountains.

Back 48

The Quebec Act

Front 49

This was the name of the trail that went from Independence Missouri, to Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Back 49

Santa Fe Trail

Front 50

What were the names of the buildings used to convert Native Americans to Christianity.

Back 50

Missions

Front 51

What was the name of the man who tried to take Mexico City, but surrendered.

Back 51

James K. Polk