History

Which Union general excelled at organization but was slow to act and challenged Lincoln for president in 1864?

Who was the Confederate general in chief?

Who was the president of the United States and the first Republican to hold  that office?

Who was the Union naval commander who captured lower Mississippi River area, including New Orleans?

Who was the Union general at the Battle of Federicksburg?

Who was the president of the Confederate States of America?

Who was the Confederate genera who worked mainly under Lee but whose division produced Confederate victory at Chickamauga?

Who was the Confederate general famed for his "foot cavalry" and accidentally shot by his and was accidentally shot by his own men at Chancellorsville?

Who was a Union general under Grant whose policy of toal was on his " March to the Sea" embittered Southerners for generations?

Who was the Union general who captured upper Mississippi area and became Lincoln's general in chief?

Who assassinated President Lincoln?

What was the confusion that led to a crisis of faith for some people (God's control over all events)?

What is a large bonus paid to men  who joined the state militia by the state?

What law exempted any planter or overseer with more than twenty slave from having to join the war?

What is the name given to a war that involves both the military and the civilians?

Which Union general led the troops at the first Battle of Bull Run?

Who were the two Confederate generals at Bull Run?

Which Union general was nicknamed " Little Napoleon" because his troops loved him?

Which Confederate general became Lee's "eyes and ears" twice leading his cavalry around the Union armies and creating panic in Washington D.C.?

The purpose of a _____ is to prevent entry or exist of passengers or commerce.

What are ships specially designed to slip through a blockade?

What are little ships extended below the water line?

What was the North's focus during the " War in the West"?

What general gained the nickname "unconditional surrender"?

What was one of the bloodiest battles  in the West?