| People in Leadership | ||
| #1 | This man was elected the 16th president of the United States of America; he encouraged the country to unite and live in peace. | Abraham Lincoln |
| #2 | This man was elected president of the Confederate States of America. | Jefferson Davis |
| #3 | This man was a Confederate general who was called "Stonewall" because he stood firm. | Thomas J. Jackson (General "Stonewall" Jackson) |
| #4 | This man was a general for the Union who captured two Confederate forts and thousands of soldiers; he forced the Confederate general to surrender. | Ulysses S. Grant |
| #5 | This man was the South's best general. | Robert E. Lee |
| Terminology (Terms) | ||
| #1 | This word means to leave. | secede |
| #2 | This word means to set free. | emancipate |
| #3 | This is an official public announcement. | proclamation |
| #4 | This is a group of citizens trained to defend their country. | militia |
| #5 | This is God's favor in giving blessings that people do not deserve. | grace |
| Choose a Side | ||
| #1 | This was the capital city of the North. | Washington D. C. |
| #2 | Advantages of this side were that they had many good generals, did not have to travel to get supplies or to fight. | The South (Confederacy) |
| #3 | Advantages of this side were that they had factories to make shoes, clothing, and weapons, had more railroads to get supplies and troops to places faster. | The North (Union) |
| #4 | This was the special name for the United States of America during the Civil War. | Union |
| #5 | This was the special name for the Confederate States of America during the Civil War. | Confederacy |
| People, Places, and Things | ||
| #1 | This is the man who assassinated President Lincoln. | John Wilkes Booth |
| #2 | This woman risked her life to help the wounded during the Civil War. | Clara Barton |
| #3 | This is the courthouse where Lee surrendered to Grant. | Appomattox Courthouse |
| #4 | This is the declaration made by President Lincoln that freed all slaves in the North and South. | Emancipation Proclamation |
| #5 | This is the law that ended slavery in all states. | Thirteenth Amendment |
| This Means WAR! | ||
| #1 | This side seceded from the United States of America. | The South |
| #2 | This is anything that can be fired from a weapon and cause harm. | ammunition |
| #3 | This is a group of citizens who are trained to defend their country. | militia |
| #4 | This weapon was used to fire at Fort Sumpter, which was the act that officially started the Civil War. | cannons |
| #5 | This is a new type of ship that was covered in iron. | ironclad ship |
| Final Question | |