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Sheserved as first ladyfrom 1861 to 1865.BattleofShilohOne of thebloodiestbattles up tothat pointhappened in1862HarrietTubmanWorked as aspy, scout,and nursefor the unionarmyUnionflagThe flag, thatthe unionsoldiers used tomark theiridentity inwartimeBattle ofthewildernessFierce fightingintenseVirginia foresthappened in1864FortSumter1861. The firstbattle of thewar fought inSouth Carolinafirst shotsfired.RobertE LeeCommander oftheConfederatearmy ofNorthernVirginiaClaraBartonCared forwoundedsoldiers andlater found atthe AmericanRed CrossBattle ofchickamauga1863 one ofthe largestbattles in thewesterntheaterDorotheaDixOrganizednursing carefor unionsoldiersBattle ofAntietamLed to Lincolnissuing theemancipationproclamationhappened 1862FordtheaterThe theater whereAbraham Lincolnwas shot at on April14, 1865 during aperformance of theplay our AmericancousinSiege ofVicksburgGave the unioncontrol of theMississippi riverhappened in1863GeorgeG.McClellanEarlycommanderof the armyof thepotomacBattle ofGettysburgA major unionvictory inPennsylvaniahappened in1863AbrahamLincolnPresident of theUnited Statesfrom 1861 untilhisassassinationin 1865JeffersonDavisPresident oftheconfederatestates duringthe Civil WarTravellerThe bestknown horseofConfederate,Robert E LeeUlyssesS GrantLead unionarmies tovictory andlater becamepresidentJamesLongstreetOne ofLee’s topgeneralsWilliamTecumsehShermanKnown forSherman’sMarch toseeThomasLincoln(TadLincoln)Known as hedied at 18(hewas one ofLincoln‘schildrenFirstbattle ofbull run1861 alsocalled firstmanassas,show that thewar would notend quicklyRobertToddLincolnThe only child wholived to adulthood hebecame a lawyer, abusinessman, and aUS secretary of war,(one of a Lincoln’skidsHonestAbeOne Lincoln’smanynicknamesbecause peoplesaw him astruthful and fairFatherAbrahamOne of aLincoln‘snicknames, arespectfulnickname usedby union soldiersPhilipsheridanImportantcavalrycommanderfor the unionConfederateflagThe flag, thatconfederatesoldiers used tomark theiridentity inwartimeBattle ofChattanoogaHelped theunion movedeeper into thesouthhappened in1863WilliamWallaceLincolnDied at age 11when Lincolnwaspresident(oneof a Lincoln’schildrenSallieA loyal dogwho stayedwith unionsoldiers, evenduring battlesAppomattoxcampaignEnded withConfederatesurrenderatAppomattoxcourthouseOldAbeA bald eaglecarried intobattle as amascot forunion troopsOldBobOne of PresidentLincoln‘s horses,and the only oneof his horses stillsurviving at thetime of his deathJohnWilkesboothThe man that shota Lincoln on April14, 1865 he was aconfederatesympathizer andactorJackA dog thatserved with aconfederatesoldiers andbecame knownfor his braveryNathanBedfordForestSkilledCallie leaderin westerntheaterThomas“Stonewall”JacksonFamousconfederatecommanderknown for hisfast attacksJ.E.BStuartKnown forhis cavalryraids andscoutingEdwardBakerLincolnOne of aLincoln‘schildren whodied inchildhood in1850LouisamayalcottServed as anurse andleader wroteabout herexperiencesMaryToddLincolnThe wife ofPresidentAbraham Lincoln,Lincoln. Sheserved as first ladyfrom 1861 to 1865.BattleofShilohOne of thebloodiestbattles up tothat pointhappened in1862HarrietTubmanWorked as aspy, scout,and nursefor the unionarmyUnionflagThe flag, thatthe unionsoldiers used tomark theiridentity inwartimeBattle ofthewildernessFierce fightingintenseVirginia foresthappened in1864FortSumter1861. The firstbattle of thewar fought inSouth Carolinafirst shotsfired.RobertE LeeCommander oftheConfederatearmy ofNorthernVirginiaClaraBartonCared forwoundedsoldiers andlater found atthe AmericanRed CrossBattle ofchickamauga1863 one ofthe largestbattles in thewesterntheaterDorotheaDixOrganizednursing carefor unionsoldiersBattle ofAntietamLed to Lincolnissuing theemancipationproclamationhappened 1862FordtheaterThe theater whereAbraham Lincolnwas shot at on April14, 1865 during aperformance of theplay our AmericancousinSiege ofVicksburgGave the unioncontrol of theMississippi riverhappened in1863GeorgeG.McClellanEarlycommanderof the armyof thepotomacBattle ofGettysburgA major unionvictory inPennsylvaniahappened in1863AbrahamLincolnPresident of theUnited Statesfrom 1861 untilhisassassinationin 1865JeffersonDavisPresident oftheconfederatestates duringthe Civil WarTravellerThe bestknown horseofConfederate,Robert E LeeUlyssesS GrantLead unionarmies tovictory andlater becamepresidentJamesLongstreetOne ofLee’s topgeneralsWilliamTecumsehShermanKnown forSherman’sMarch toseeThomasLincoln(TadLincoln)Known as hedied at 18(hewas one ofLincoln‘schildrenFirstbattle ofbull run1861 alsocalled firstmanassas,show that thewar would notend quicklyRobertToddLincolnThe only child wholived to adulthood hebecame a lawyer, abusinessman, and aUS secretary of war,(one of a Lincoln’skidsHonestAbeOne Lincoln’smanynicknamesbecause peoplesaw him astruthful and fairFatherAbrahamOne of aLincoln‘snicknames, arespectfulnickname usedby union soldiersPhilipsheridanImportantcavalrycommanderfor the union

Civil War BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The flag, that confederate soldiers used to mark their identity in wartime
    Confederate flag
  2. Helped the union move deeper into the south happened in 1863
    Battle of Chattanooga
  3. Died at age 11 when Lincoln was president(one of a Lincoln’s children
    William Wallace Lincoln
  4. A loyal dog who stayed with union soldiers, even during battles
    Sallie
  5. Ended with Confederate surrender atAppomattox courthouse
    Appomattox campaign
  6. A bald eagle carried into battle as a mascot for union troops
    Old Abe
  7. One of President Lincoln‘s horses, and the only one of his horses still surviving at the time of his death
    Old Bob
  8. The man that shot a Lincoln on April 14, 1865 he was a confederate sympathizer and actor
    John Wilkes booth
  9. A dog that served with a confederate soldiers and became known for his bravery
    Jack
  10. Skilled Callie leader in western theater
    Nathan Bedford Forest
  11. Famous confederate commander known for his fast attacks
    Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
  12. Known for his cavalry raids and scouting
    J.E.B Stuart
  13. One of a Lincoln‘s children who died in childhood in 1850
    Edward Baker Lincoln
  14. Served as a nurse and leader wrote about her experiences
    Louisa may alcott
  15. The wife of President Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln. She served as first lady from 1861 to 1865.
    Mary Todd Lincoln
  16. One of the bloodiest battles up to that point happened in 1862
    Battle of Shiloh
  17. Worked as a spy, scout, and nurse for the union army
    Harriet Tubman
  18. The flag, that the union soldiers used to mark their identity in wartime
    Union flag
  19. Fierce fighting intense Virginia forest happened in 1864
    Battle of the wilderness
  20. 1861. The first battle of the war fought in South Carolina first shotsfired.
    Fort Sumter
  21. Commander of the Confederate army of Northern Virginia
    Robert E Lee
  22. Cared for wounded soldiers and later found at the American Red Cross
    Clara Barton
  23. 1863 one of the largest battles in the western theater
    Battle of chickamauga
  24. Organized nursing care for union soldiers
    Dorothea Dix
  25. Led to Lincoln issuing the emancipation proclamation happened 1862
    Battle of Antietam
  26. The theater where Abraham Lincoln was shot at on April 14, 1865 during a performance of the play our American cousin
    Ford theater
  27. Gave the union control of the Mississippi river happened in 1863
    Siege of Vicksburg
  28. Early commander of the army of the potomac
    George G. McClellan
  29. A major union victory in Pennsylvania happened in 1863
    Battle of Gettysburg
  30. President of the United States from 1861 until his assassination in 1865
    Abraham Lincoln
  31. President of the confederate states during the Civil War
    Jefferson Davis
  32. The best known horse of Confederate, Robert E Lee
    Traveller
  33. Lead union armies to victory and later became president
    Ulysses S Grant
  34. One of Lee’s top generals
    James Longstreet
  35. Known for Sherman’s March to see
    William Tecumseh Sherman
  36. Known as he died at 18(he was one of Lincoln‘s children
    Thomas Lincoln (Tad Lincoln)
  37. 1861 also called first manassas, show that the war would not end quickly
    First battle of bull run
  38. The only child who lived to adulthood he became a lawyer, a businessman, and a US secretary of war, (one of a Lincoln’s kids
    Robert Todd Lincoln
  39. One Lincoln’s many nicknames because people saw him as truthful and fair
    Honest Abe
  40. One of a Lincoln‘s nicknames, a respectful nickname used by union soldiers
    Father Abraham
  41. Important cavalry commander for the union
    Philip sheridan