Jeopardy

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Jeopardy
Confederacy
Union
Texas Secession
Battles
Vocabulary
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Final Jeopardy
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1 - 100

• President of the Confederate States of America

• Jefferson Davis

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1 - 200

• First state to secede from the Union

• South Carolina

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1 - 300

• 2nd highest-ranking Confederate general who was
  killed at the Battle of Shiloh

• Albert Sidney Johnson

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1 - 400

• Senator from Texas who opposed joining the
  Confederacy

• Sam Houston

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1 - 500

• Which political party did the South not want to
  win the presidential election of 1860?

• The Republican Party

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2 - 100

• The Union is a nickname for the _____________.

• United States of America

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2 - 200

• The President of the Union

• Abraham Lincoln

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2 - 300

• What were the first 6 states to secede from the
  Union in December 1860 and January 1861

• South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia,
  Florida and Louisiana

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2 - 400

• Southern actor who assassinated Abraham Lincoln

• John Wilkes Booth

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2 - 500

• Who had more power under the United States
  Constitution? (Federal Government or State
  Government)

• Federal Government

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• What did Rosanna Osterman do?

• She turned her home into a military hospital.

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3 - 200

• One of 8 Texas delegates who voted against
  secession

• James W. Throckmorton

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• Texas Governor who entered the Confederate army
  and did not seek re-election

• Frances Lubbock

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• Made provisional governor of Texas in June 1865
  after the Civil War

• Andrew Jackson Hamilton

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• How many Texans served in the Confederate Army?

• 60,000 (Sixty Thousand)

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4 - 100

• Who is Milton Holland?

• African-American colonel who won the
  Congressional Medal of Honor

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• Commander of the Union Army

• Ulysses S. Grant

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• Commander of the Confederate Army

• Robert E. Lee

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• Location where the first shot was fired of the
  Civil War

• Fort Sumter, South Carolina

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4 - 500

• Last Battle of the Civil War

• Palmito Ranch

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5 - 100

• Loosely woven, homemade fabric

• Homespun

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5 - 200

• Drug for fighting malaria and other fevers

• Quinine

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5 - 300

• People who supported the Union cause

• Unionists

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5 - 400

• Citizens who act as the unauthorized police power
  for an area

• Vigilantes

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5 - 500

• Forced enrollment of people into military service

• Conscription

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Final Jeopardy

• The position that the federal government should
  not interfere with the states exercise of their
  constitutional powers

• States Rights