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Fort Sumter Where the Civil War began
Abraham Lincoln President of the Union
border states the slave states that bordered the North
Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman to earn a medical license
Winfield Scott developed the Union's two-part strategy
cotton diplomancy based on the belief that the government would support them
Stonewall Jackson ordered troops against the northern line
First Battle of Bull Run Confederacy broke the Union's hopes
George B. McClellan was a new commander
Robert E. Lee in charge of the Confederate army
Seven Days' Battles two armies that fought five times
Second Battle of Bull Run Lee's main force fell upon the Union's left side
Battle of Antietam bloodiest single day battle
ironclad a new type of warship
Ulysses S. Grant most important figure in the war
Battle of Shiloh they ordered his troops
David Farragut was a leader from Tennessee
John C. Pemberton covered the area with heavy guns
Siege Of Vicksburg lasted six weeks
Battle of Pea Ridge took place in Northern Arkansas
Emancipation Proclamation Abraham lincoln signed this
contrabands escaped slaves
copperheads poisonous snake
Clara Barton worked as a volunteer
Battle of Gettysburg started on July 1, 1863
George Pickett commanded the largest unit
Gettysburg Address most famous speech in merican history
total war destroying military resources
Appomattox Courthouse a small town they were trapped in
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