Civil War - 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.

1. Date Robert Lee surrendered to US Grant which ended battle.
   April 6th, 1865
2. President of the Confederate States of America
   Jefferson Davis
3. A military operation in which forces surround a town in hopes of surrender
   Siege
4. Violent uprising of slaves against their owners.
   Slave Rebellion
5. The site of Lincoln's assassination.
   Ford Theatre in Washington D.C.
6. Assassainated Abraham Lincoln
   John Wilkes Booth
7. The SC fort who's capture marked the beginning of the Civil War
   Fort Sumter
8. Citizen soldiers
   Militia
9. Number of Mississippians killed in the Civil War
   27,000
10. The date Abraham Lincoln was elected.
    November 6th, 1860
11. Site of railway junction which cut off supplies to MS
    Corinth
12. An important battle fought on the border of MS and TN which opened MS to Union troops
    The Battle of Shiloh
13. Governor of MS during the Civil War
    John Pettus
14. A formal meeting to discuss arguments in favor and in opposition to secession.
    Secession Convention
15. To withdraw from a formal alliance or organization.
    Secession
16. The political party that supported abolishing slavery in 1860
    Republican
17. State that Gov. Pettus fled to after the Civil War
    Arkansas
18. Crop grown in MS which brought great wealth.
    Cotton
19. Executive order by Lincoln which granted freedom to all slaves.
    Emancipation Proclamation
20. The Gibraltar of the Confederacy
    Vicksburg
21. Small number of wealthy cotton planters in Antebellum MS.
    Planter Elite
22. The ability of a government to make decisions on its own.
    Sovereignty
23. Made cotton production easier by separating seeds mechanically
    Cotton Gin
24. A person who supported ending slavery.
    Abolitionist
25. An estate on which crops are cultivated by resident labor.
    Plantation
26. Southerners who passionately advocated for secession.
    Fire-eaters
27. The cause of death of 80% of Civil War soldiers.
    Disease
28. The era after the Civil War in which the U.S. attempted to integrate the South back into the Union.
    Reconstruction
29. The year the U.S. banned the importation of slaves.
    1807
30. A Union formed by slave-holding states in January, 1861
    The Confederate States of America