Union Vs. Confederates

What was the Biggest Weakness Of The Union?

• Lack Of Cotton

• No Alliances With other Countries

• Unfamiliar Territory

• No Help From the West Of the United States

How Much Agriculture did the Union Have Compared to the Confederates?

• Much More, As the south only planted Cotton Most of the Time

• I don't remember

• Much Less, as the Union Relied on Imports From Foreign Countries

• They Had Equal Agriculture, as Both Sides thought that having Agriculture is important for their armies

What Was The Union's Best Tactic?

What Was the Population of Each Army?

• ~360,000 Union

  ~260,000 Confederate

• ~2,000,000 Union

  ~1,000,000 Confederate

• ~5,000,000 Union

  ~3,000,000 Confederate

• What? Are There Even that many people in America at that time?

What was the Union Blockade?

• A military strategy to invade Confederate territory
• A diplomatic agreement between the Union and Confederacy
• Naval strategy to block Confederate ports during the American Civil War
• A financial plan to support Union soldiers

Where Did The Confederates Surrender In the American Civil War?

• Gettysburg
• In a Small House near the Mississippi River Known As the, "The House of Yield"

• Fort Sumter

• Appomattox Court House

Why was the Raid On Harpers Ferry Important?

• It led to the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.
• It resulted in the formation of the Confederate States of America.
• It marked the end of the Reconstruction era.
• It heightened tensions between the North and South on opinions of Slavery leading up to the Civil War.

Who was Robert E. Lee

• Confederate general
• Union general
• President of the United States
• Inventor of the lightbulb

Why was the civil war so Important?

• The Civil War was important because it led to the establishment of a monarchy

• The Civil War was important because it resulted in the division of the United States into multiple countries
• The Civil War was important because it resolved the issue of slavery, preserved the Union, and established federal government authority.
• The Civil War was important because it had no lasting impact on American society

What Was the Biggest Confederate Tactic In the American Civil War?

• Offensive warfare
• Naval blockade to block the North's Foreign Affairs

• Foreign intervention, and Help From Europe

• Defensive warfare, And The Sneak Attacks