| Unionists, Cooperationist or Secessionist | ||
| #1 | I believe we should not leave the Union! | Unionists |
| #2 | You might call us fire-eaters. | Secessionists |
| #3 | We cannot secede alone! We need support from other states before we break away. | Cooperationists |
| #4 | The U.S. Constitution will protect South Carolina! | Unionists |
| #5 | I have been part of this group since 1852! | Secessionist |
| A Nation Divided | ||
| #1 | He was the President of the United States during the Civil War. | Abraham Lincoln |
| #2 | He was the President of the Confederacy during the Civil War. | Jefferson Davis |
| #3 | This side had a stronger military tradition | Confederacy |
| #4 | What was the size of the Confederate Army at the beginning of the war compared to the Union? less than, equal to or greater than | Equal to |
| #5 | This number of states joined S.C. in secession within approximately a month's time | Six |
| Events during the Civil War | ||
| #1 | At this Fort the first shots of the Civil War were fired. | Fort Sumter |
| #2 | This "new" Confederate technology attempted to break the Northern blockade outside of Charleston | The Hunley |
| #3 | The 54th Massachusetts Regiment attacked this Fort at the Mouth of Charleston Harbor | Fort Wagner |
| #4 | This early Confederate loss helped the Union set up its blockade around Charleston | Port Royal |
| #5 | This future 5 time Congressman delivered the Planter to the Union | Robert Smalls |
| Military strategy | ||
| #1 | General Sherman became famous for using this military strategy (our state's capital was not fond of it) | Total War |
| #2 | Like the Patriots during the American Revolution, the Confederacy wanted to use this military strategy | Play defense (defensive) |
| #3 | The Confederacy believing using this strategy would increase the demand for their major crop in Europe | Cotton Diplomacy |
| #4 | The Union's hope was to attack this Confederation Capital in order to end the war quickly | Richmond, VA |
| #5 | This Union General came up with military strategy known as the "Anaconda Plan" | Winfield Scott |
| Impact of War | ||
| #1 | Who commonly ran farms and plantations in the South during the Civil War? | Women |
| #2 | The 20 slave law favored this class of people in the South | Upper class |
| #3 | Name one of the two jobs women commonly had to support the war effort | Nurse or fundraiser |
| #4 | The Emancipation Proclamation also allowed this to happen in the Union | African Americans to serve in the Army |
| #5 | The Confederacy came to an end at this kind of meeting place in Appomattox, VA April 1865(Basketball players should know this) | A courthouse |
| Final Question | |
| Which "lame duck" President could have potentially have prevented the Civil War? | James Buchanan |