The Civil War And Reconstruction Jeopardy Template

Effects	People	Strategies	Slavery	Reconstruction
100 Women stepped into the workforce and were brought into the public sphere How did the Civil war change the lives of women?	100 The president elected in 1860 who preserved the Union and brought about emancipation Who was Abraham Lincoln?	100 Railroads made for easier transport and the introduction of the rifle changed the nature of combat. How was technology vital to the war effort?	100 They saw the outbreak of fighting as heralding the long-awaited end of bondage. Why did slaves want to fight in the civil war?	100 When the unions occupied the Sea Islands enabling blacks to work for wages. What was the Sea Island Experiment?
200 Religion helped Americans to cope with unprecedented mass death. Why did Lincoln use religion to generate public support?	200 President of the American National Red Cross and advocate of women suffrage Who was Clara Barton?	200 Manufacturing, railroad mileage, and financial resources What were some of the Union's advantages?	200 An executive order signed by Lincoln which declared slaves in Confederate-held territories to be free. What was the Emancipation Proclamation?	200 A bill proposed which guaranteed blacks equality before the law but not the right to vote. What was the Wade-Davis Bill
300 They experienced the war as a time of prosperity How did the war effect the North's economy?	300 The architect of early success in the west who led the union armies to victory against the Confederacy Who was Ulysses S. Grant	300 Occasional thrusts into the North to weaken their resolve and lead them to abandon the conflict What was the Confederacy's defensive strategy?	300 It would weaken the South's ability to sustain war. Why did northerners think that emancipation was necessary?	300 Regulation for plantation labor was established and emancipated slaves had divided land. How did the Civil War effect the West?
400 To promote economic growth Why did Congress adopt policies such as the Homestead Act and the Land-Grant College Act?	400 An army engineer who assumed command of the Union army of the Potomac Who was George McClellan?	400 POW camps and disease What modern warfare was used during the wartime?	400 It had become a political and military necessity. What was Lincoln's decision about Emancipation?	400 That it saved the leading experiment in democracy and vindicated free labor principles. How did English workers see the war?
500 The growing power of the federal government challenged traditional notions of local autonomy and draft riots How did the war heighten existing social tensions throughout the North?	500 The President of the Confederate states of America and the Confederate nation became more centralized under his rule Who was Jefferson Davis and how did he contribute to the confederate nation?	500 They were both unprepared to feed and supply the armies Why was mobilizing resources so hard for both sides of the war?	500 They were able to work for wages, acquire an education, and enjoy more humane conditions. What happened to black families after the civil war?	500 It hastened the transformation of free labor , small shops, and independent farmers into an industrial giant. How did the Civil War lay the foundation for modern America?

The Civil War and Reconstruction

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