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Leach Civil War

Leach Civil War chapter 5

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Robert E. Lee Commander of all the Confederate forces
Ulysses S. Grant Commander of the Union forces at the end of the Civil War
free states states that did not permit slavery
slave states states that do permit slavery
Missouri Compromise Agreement that allowed Missouri to enter the union as a slave state north of the slave boundary and Maine as a free state
emancipation freedom
Emancipation Proclamation a document issued by Abraham Lincoln that freed the slaves in the Confederate states
states rights the principal that the rights of the individual states should prevail over the rights of the federal government
nullify prevent the enforcement of
popular sovereignty a vote by those living there
Compromise of 1850 agreement that allowed California to enter the union as a free state and would allow other western territories to determine their slavery status by popular sovereignty
MS Colonization Society a group formed to support the emancipation of slaves and remove them to Africa
secession withdrawal from the Union
Republican Party political party formed to oppose the expansion of slavery
John C. Calhoun Vice President under Andrew Jackson that supported nullification by the states as a way to protect slavery
Abraham Lincoln President of the United States during the Civil War. He lead the nation to end slavery with his Emancipation Proclamation and his support of the 13th Ammendment
Stephen Douglas Northern Democratic candidate that lost the presidential election to Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis President of the Confederate States of America
John A. Quitman Served a term as governor, faught as a general in the Mexican American War and was elected governor again in1849. He was considered a fire-eater that favored secession as a way to prevent the abolition of slavery.
Henry S. Foote Elected governor of Mississippi in a close election over Jefferson Davis. He was a unionist that opposed secession.
John Jones Pettus Governor of Mississippi during the Civil War.
Earl Van Dorn Confederate general
John C. Pemberton Confederate General in command of the forces in Mississippi
Nathan Bedford Forrest Confederate Cavalry commander that later became the first grand wizard of the KKK
William Tecumseh Sherman Union General famous for his "March to the Sea"
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