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great compromise; author of the american system, missouri compromise, compromise of 1850 and kansas nebraska act
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battle; meade vs lee; each wanted to get to a shoe factory first; turning point in the east gettysburg
great compromise; author of the american system, missouri compromise, compromise of 1850 and kansas nebraska act henery clay
nicknamed stonewall; stopped mcclellan from taking richmond thomas jackson
place where the civil war began ft.sumter
prohibited slavery morth of 36 30 in the louisiana purchase territory after 1820 missouri compromise
capitaL OF THE confederacy richmond
commander in cheif of union forces at the end of the civil war; general ulysses s grant
union ridge at the battle of gettysburg cemetery
union commander of the eastern theatre at the beggining of the civil war george mcclellan
battle which gave control of the mississippi river to the union forces; turning point in the west vicksburg
slave who sued his master for his freedom because he had lived for 4 years on free territory dred scott
attempted to start a slave rebellion by attacking a federal arsenal and taking the guns and ammunition; later convicted and hanged john brown
union general who left a path of destruction 300 miles laong and 60 miles wide of utter destruction when splitting the south; helped grant caputure confederate leader robert e lee. william sherman
part of the northern strategy plan to prevent the south from trading its cotton for european war supplies blockade
act which permitted slavery in the area north of 36 30 of the louisiana territory therby voiding the missouri compromise kansas nebraska act
term used to describe the favoring of interest of one group over those of the nation as a whole sectionalism
president of the confederate states of america jefferson davis
place where the civil war ended appomattox
legislation that required anyone to return a runaway slave fount anywhere in the us; part of the compromise of 1850 fugitive slave act
president of the united states during civil war; hoped to end the extension of slavery in the territories abraham lincoln
????? proclamation that freed slaves in states that were still in rebellion during the civil war; weekened the confederacy by causing chaous emancipation
name the suicidal attack at the battle of gettysburg pickets charge
place where the john brown tried to capture an arsenal and use the ammunition to start a slave rebellion harpers ferry
battle in which union forces under sherman captured the central railway center railway center in the heart of the confederacy chattanooga
commander in cheif of confederate armies during the civil war robbert e lee
capital of the union washington dc
leader of the underground railroad which led slaves to freedom before and during the civil war harriet tubman
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