The U.S. Civil War DA | Domain Assessment 165
- I was a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
(Barton, Tubman, Lincoln) - I commanded the Union Army. (Lincoln, Grant, Lee)
- I helped wounded soldiers get the medical supplies and care
they needed. (Lincoln, Lincoln, Barton) - I wrote the Emancipation Proclamation. (Lincoln, Grant, Lee)
- I was an enslaved African who escaped to Pennsylvania to
gain my freedom. (Barton, Tubman, Grant) - I surrendered to General Grant at Appomattox.
(Lincoln, Tubman, Lee) - I founded the American Red Cross. (Barton, Tubman, Lincoln)
- I was a spy for the Union Army because I knew the roads and
the secret trails around Maryland and Pennsylvania.
(Lincoln, Barton, Tubman)
Part III (Instructional Master DA-3)
Directions: Write a complete sentence to answer each question or
statement.
Note: Some students may need to respond orally. For the fi rst
question you will need to play the song, or read the lyrics for,
“Follow the Drinking Gourd.”
- How was the song “Follow the Drinking Gourd” important
during the time of the U.S. Civil War? - What was the Underground Railroad?
- What caused the U.S. Civil War?
- List two ways that the North and the South were different.
- Why did some southern states secede, or break away from,
the United States? - What did the end of the U.S. Civil War mean for the North and
the South and for enslaved Africans? - What was the most interesting thing you learned about the
U.S. Civil War?