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civil war

SJJ academy s.s. ch 16

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where the first shots of the civil war were fired. Fort Sumter, S.C
Who fired the first shots? The South
Why was the location of Ft. Sumter important? It controlled the entrance to Charleston Harbor.
Why was cotton important to the Confederacy? It was the main source of income and the Confederacy tried to gain the hellp of England and France in the war by withholding its export.
Name the border states. Missouri, Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland
What are the border states? States with slaves that chose to stay with the Union.
This battle was where the Union gained control of the Mississippi River. The Seige of Vicksburg
Became the Confederate capital in 1861. Richmond, Virginia
The North's strategy to stop shipping in the South The Anaconda Plan
Three advantages that the North had at the start of the Civil War. 1. Larger population 2. More resources including railroads, factories and money 3. an established army and navy
what is it called when armed forces prevent the transporation of goods or people into or out of an area? blockade
what was the major economic product of the South? cotton (King Cotton)
Bloodiest single day battle of the Civil War Battle of Antietam
Did more soldiers die in battle of or disease? Disease
Confederate General who decided to attck the North Robert E. Lee
Why did Lee decide to attack the North? 1. Force Lincoln to talk 2. Give Virginia farmers a chance to harvest crops 3. South could take the crops for food
1862 Battle where Union captures New Orleans and controls most of the Mississippi River. Battle of Shiloh
Reasons men chose to join the army 1/ Adventure 2. Glory 3. Money 4. Escape from factory and farm work 5. Loyalty to state and/or country
Gun with grooved barrel that caused a bullet to spin through the air. Rifle
Bullet with a hollow base that shot further anad with more accuracy. Minie Ball
Warships covered in iron plates to protect it. Ironclads
Confederate ironclad Virginia (Merrimac)
Union ironclad Monitor
Union General who fought in the west Ulysses S. Grant
Confederate General that earned his nickname at the 1st Battle of Bull Run Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
Who was Abraham Lincoln? President of the United States during the Civil War.
What strategies did the North have at the start of the war? 1. They planned to us the navy to blockade the South's ports (Anaconda Plan) 2. They planned to divide the Confederacy by taking control of the Mississippi River.
What strategies did the South plan to use to win the war? 1. Fight a defensive war 2. Seize Washington D.C. 3. Sell cotton to foreign nations to get money to fight the war
Created by: mchambers
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