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    To Play The Game, Click Here!: Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD

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    This document appears to be a template for a Jeopardy-style game about topics related to the American Civil War. It includes category headings, clues, and point values for various questions. The template provides instructions for inserting graphics and sounds effects to designate "Daily Double" questions.

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    This document appears to be a template for a Jeopardy-style game about topics related to the American Civil War. It includes category headings, clues, and point values for various questions. The template provides instructions for inserting graphics and sounds effects to designate "Daily Double" questions.

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    This document appears to be a template for a Jeopardy-style game about topics related to the American Civil War. It includes category headings, clues, and point values for various questions. The template provides instructions for inserting graphics and sounds effects to designate "Daily Double" questions.

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    To Play The Game, Click Here!: Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD

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    This document appears to be a template for a Jeopardy-style game about topics related to the American Civil War. It includes category headings, clues, and point values for various questions. The template provides instructions for inserting graphics and sounds effects to designate "Daily Double" questions.

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    Famous Hodge
    Battles Changes Geography Slavery
    People Podge

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    Daily Double!!!
    Daily Double Graphic
    and Sound Effect!
    • DO NOT DELETE THIS SLIDE! Deleting it may cause the
    game links to work improperly. This slide is hidden during
    the game, and WILL not appear.
    • In slide view mode, copy the above (red) graphic (click
    once to select; right click the border and choose “copy”).
    • Locate the answer slide which you want to be the daily
    double
    • Right-click and choose “paste”. If necessary, reposition
    the graphic so that it does not cover the answer text.

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    Bloodiest single day of battle in the
    war. It ended in a draw. Lee
    dropped his plans on the ground
    or he might have won!

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    Antietam

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    First major battle of the Civil
    War, a victory for the South.

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    First Battle of Bull Run
    (Manassas)

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    The Southern city that
    Sherman eventually captured
    on his way to the sea!

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    Savannah

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    U.S. fort in Charleston harbor
    attacked by Confederate at the
    start of the Civil war.

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    Fort Sumter

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    During what years were the
    civil war fought?

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    1861-1865.

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    Book written by Harriet Beecher
    Stowe. It changed many people’s
    minds about slavery

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    Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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    Abolitionist who led the raid on
    Harper’s Ferry in 1859.

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    John Brown

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    President of the Confederacy.

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    Jefferson Davis

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    Daily Double!!!

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    Led the most famous violent
    slave revolt.

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    Nat Turner

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    Known as the “Great
    Compromiser” because of his
    work to help settle the
    differences between the North
    and the South.

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    Henry Clay

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    The machine that removes the
    seeds from the cotton fibers
    much faster than workers
    could.

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    cotton gin

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    Please name one advantage of
    the North Before the war

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    Misc.

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    The major battle that caused
    the course of the war to change
    in favor of the North.

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    Gettysburg

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    A system of escape routes
    leading slaves to freedom.

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    The Underground Railroad

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    Separation of black and white
    people within public places.

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    segregation

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    This state caused much
    contraversy because it was half
    above and half below the
    Mason Dixon line.

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    What is California

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    Site of the Confederate capital.

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    Richmond

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    Boundary between slave and
    free states east of the
    Appalachians.

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    Mason-Dixon Line, 36’30 line, or
    Missouri Compromise line

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    First southern state to secede.

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    South Carolina

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    The new nation formed by
    seceding states.

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    Confederate States of America

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    Lincoln’s legislation that freed
    slaves only in rebelling states.

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    Emancipation Proclamation

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    He proposed the Compromise
    of 1850.

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    Henry Clay

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    Strict law against runaway
    slaves, passed as part of the
    Compromise of 1850.

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    Fugitive Slave Law

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    This Supreme Court case of
    1857 ruled that African
    Americans were not citizens
    and that Congress could not
    forbid slavery in the territories.

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    Dred Scott

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    This man was an escaped slave,
    the son of a white man and a
    slave. He was known for his
    abolitionist work.

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    Frederick Douglass

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    Lady who was a conductor of
    the Underground Railroad who
    freed 300 slaves.

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    Harriet Tubman

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    These two states entered the
    Union because of the Missouri
    Compromise

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    What are Missouri and Maine

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    Lincoln ran against this man
    for the US Senate.

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    Stephen Douglass

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    This is about how many
    Americans died as a result of
    the Civil War

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    700,000

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    General Lee surrendered his
    army to Grant at this
    courthouse in April, 1865.

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    Appomattox Courthouse,
    Virginia

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    Category:

    Abraham Lincoln
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    This was Lincoln’s ultimate war
    time gol

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    Preserving the Union

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