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Civil War

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Abolitionist person who wanted to end slavery
tariff tax on imports
plantation large farm; relied on slave labor
nickname for Union forces Yankees
Country that Confederacy thought would help them Great Britain
impeach bring charges against a public official
Merrimac & Monitor early ironclad ships
nickname for Northerners who went South during Reconstruction Carpetbaggers
another name for Battle of Bull Run Manassas Junction
Mason-Dixon line boundary between slave and free states
1865-1877 Reconstruction
Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in Confederate States
Underground Railroad hide-outs to help slaves escape
13th Amendment law that abolished slavery
14th Amendment all people born in US have equal rights as citizens
15th Amendment gave black males the right to vote
1st battle of Civil War Battle of Bull Run
Freedman's Bureau purpose was to help slaves adjust to freedom
turning point of the war Battle of Gettysburg
Compromise of 1820 Maine entered Union as a free state & Missouri entered Union as a slave state
Compromise of 1850 California entered Union as free state, Fugitive Slave Law passed, slave trade banned in DC
place where John Brown tried to led slave revolt at Harper's Ferry, Virginia
Name of slave who went to Supreme Court Dred Scott
Decision in Dred Scott Case Scott was property and not a citizen of the US
invention that increased the need for slaves cotton gin
Confederate capital Richmond, Virginia
Union capital Washington D.C.
Where Civil War began Fort Sumter, South Carolina
military leader offered command of Union army AND Confederate army Robert E. Lee
Robert E. Lee commander of Confederate army
location of General Robert E. Lee's surrender Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia
Lincoln's major goal during Civil War keep the Union together
border state slave states that remained in the Union
strengths of the Union more railroads & industries
strengths of the Confederacy strong military leaders & believed in what they were fighting for
political party formed to stop spread of slavery Republican
Years of Civil War 1861-1865
cash crop crop grown for sale/profit, not personal use
side that fired opening shots of Civil War Confederacy
blockade prevents supplies from getting throughq
famous abolitionist novel Uncle Tom's Cabin
where most of the Civil War battles occured South
Union general known for use of total destruction through Georgia Sherman
Union President during Civil War Abraham Lincoln
President of Confederate States Jefferson Davis
assassinated president Lincoln John Wilkes Booth
famous conductor of Underground Railroad Harriet Tubman
wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin Harriet Beecher Stowe
escaped slave and abolitionist writer Frederick Douglass
Lincoln's vice president Andrew Johnson
Created by: Mrs. Zoeller
 

 



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