Civil War anniversary
After months of turmoil, the American Civil War began on April 12, 1861. Catastrophic battles ensued between the Union and the Confederacy. The war's horror and heroism are reflected in U.S. politics, and a new Hollywood film, even 150 years later.
President Abraham Lincoln went on record as opposing slavery. Which political party supported his ideals?
Some Northerners opposed the war and spoke out for peace. What were they called?
The sides were drawn when Southern states seceded in February 1861. Which of these states was one of the 11 to join the Confederacy?
The Confederate States of America came together with a reminiscent constitution. Who was the president?
Lincoln meticulously led the Civil War. Who did he select as military commander?
Lincoln delivered oft-quoted speeches. His Emancipation Proclamation stopped which anti-slavery country from aiding the
Hundreds of thousands of soldiers died. Which battle was the deadliest?
Which notoriously destructive movement ended with the Union's capture of Savannah, Ga.?
After precisely four years, where did the war end with surrender papers?
Who was recently named "Person of the Year, 1861" by the Museum of the Confederacy?
