Matching
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Civil War Vocabulary a. | arsenal | f. | Marial
Law | b. | bushwhacker | g. | militia | c. | contraband | h. | secede | d. | discriminate | i. | skirmish | e. | jayhawker | j. | tenacious |
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persistent attitude
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prejudiced outlook or treatment
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a place to store military supplies and weapons
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small battle
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to break away or withdrawl from an orginization
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lawless band of people with Confederate sympathizers
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temporary rule by the military
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a slave who escaped and was brought within Union lines
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lawless band of people with Union sympathizers
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citizens trained as soldiers
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Soldiers of the Blue and Gray a. | Ulysses S. Grant | e. | Thomas C.
Hindman | b. | Samuel Curtis | f. | Patrick R. Cleburne | c. | Frederick Steele | g. | Sterling Price | d. | Robert E.
Lee | h. | James G.
Blunt |
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Commanded Union troops in Missouri and Arkansas, led troops to victory at Pea
Ridge.
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problematic politician and military figure, took supplies from Arkansas
citizens, was shot and killed in his home after the war
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former governor of Missouri, nicknamed “Old Pap”
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lifelong soldier, ordered to capture Little Rock, helped establish government
loyal to the Union.
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left home when he was 15, joined the Union when the war broke out, commanded
the Army of Kansas
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Commander of Union Armies, helped capture the Mississippi River, and future
president
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Major General who suggested freeing slaves if they agreed to fight against the
Union
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did not support secession but remained loyal to his home state of Virginia and
the Confederacy, commander of the Army of Northern Virginia
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Most people in the South made their living through
a. | agricultural pursuits. | c. | the slave trade. | b. | manufacturing. | d. | carnival shows. |
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In the spring of 1861, where were Union forced to surrender?
a. | Appomattox | c. | Little Rock | b. | Fort Sumter | d. | Richmon, VA |
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After losing the battle at Manassas, where did Union leaders go next?
a. | Richmon, Va | c. | Jackson, Ms | b. | Atlanta, Ga | d. | Little Rock, Ar |
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What did Confederates do to help protect Arkansas’s western border from
Union attack?
a. | Arkansas sided with the Union. | c. | Arkansas had help from Native
American Tribes. | b. | The Mississippi River prevented the Union from entering Arkansas. | d. | Mountain ranges protected Arkansas’s
western border from Union Attack. |
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Which of the following was not a Confederate leader?
a. | Robert E. Lee | c. | Thomas C. Hindman | b. | Sterling Price | d. | Frederick
Steele |
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In what year did the Union forces capture the city of Helena?
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What important document did Abraham Lincoln issue in 1862?
a. | The Declaration of Independence | c. | The New Deal | b. | The Conscription
Act | d. | The Emancipation
Proclamation |
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Who won the election for Arkansas governor in 1860?
a. | Robert E. Lee | c. | Henry M. Rector | b. | Jehn Bell | d. | John C.
Breckinridge |
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In what year wsas President Lincoln assassinated?
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Which Confederate group was the last to surrender?
a. | The Trans-Mississippi Department | c. | Confederate
Rebels | b. | Anti-abolitionist | d. | The Arkansas Greys |
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What percentage of Arkansas families owned slaves?
a. | 80 percent | c. | 20 percent | b. | 35 percent | d. | 50 percent |
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Which woman pretended to be a Confederat soldier?
a. | Harriet Tubman | c. | Susan Cook | b. | Loretta Velazquez | d. | Rosa Parks |
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Before the Civil War, growing populations were changinthe balance of
a. | international trade. | c. | government. | b. | educaiton. | d. | the balance of political
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Where did the first land battle inteh Trans-Mississippi region occur?
a. | Wilson’s Creek | c. | Pea Ridge | b. | Richmond, VA | d. | Manassas |
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David O. Dodd was captured by Union troops and executed for
a. | stuffing ballot boxes. | c. | carrying coded messages to the Confederates. | b. | being a guerrilla
fighter. | d. | leaving the war
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Short Answer - Use complete sentences with complete thoughts to answer each
of the following questions. Use the space at the bottom of the answer sheet and on the back to
write your answers.
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34.
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What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
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35.
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Who won the Presidential election of 1860, and whom did most Arkansans
vote? What about Abraham Lincoln?
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36.
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What was the Red River Campaign, and why was it effective?
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37.
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What was life like for soldiers in Arkansas during the Civil War?
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