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Union Navy successfully captures southern forts along Georgia’s barrier islands to take away South’s ability to trade with Europe.
a) Gettysburg
b) Battle of Bloody Marsh
c) Antietam
d) Union Blockade

Fought in Sharpsburg, Maryland, this was the bloodiest single day of fighting. A Union victory led to Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation.
a) Antietam
b) Gettysburg
c) Chickamauga
d) Kennesaw Mountain

Designed to change the North’s goal in the war and to prevent European support for the South, this document freed the slave in rebellious states.
a) Anaconda Plan
b) Emancipation Proclamation
c) Secession
d) Fugitive Slave Act

The bloodiest battle in the Civil War. The Confederates suffered a major defeat and would never recover. The turning point in the war.
a) Antietam
b) Gettysburg
c) Chickamauga
d) Kennesaw Mountain

Greatest battle ever fought in Georgia, temporarily forced the Northern army out of Georgia and into Chattanooga. South won the battle but lost thousands of soldiers.
a) Antietam
b) Gettysburg
c) Chickamauga
d) Kennesaw Mountain

The union fought this battle to drive the Confederate army south and to destroy Georgia’s important rail hub.
a) Antietam
b) Gettysburg
c) Sherman's March to the Sea
d) The Atlanta Campaign

The Union army’s push from Atlanta to Savannah meant to ravage the interior of Georgia and destroy the South’s will to continue fighting.
a) Antietam
b) Gettysburg
c) Sherman's March to the Sea
d) Atlanta Campaign

notorious prisoner of war camp were many Union soldiers died of starvation and disease.
a) Antietam
b) Andersonville
c) St Augustine
d) Savannah

President in 1860
a) Lincoln
b) Thomas
c) Johnson
d) Douglas

Best Hose in Woodland Middle
a) Integritis
b) Viribus
c) Animo
d) Amistad

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