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AH M3L4 Key Terms

American History Module 3 Lesson 4 Key Terms

TermDefinition
Blockade Union strategy of blocking southern ships from entering or leaving southern ports.
Anaconda Plan Union strategy of blockading Southern ports and cutting off use of the Mississippi River.
Robert E. Lee Confederate General that is praised for his brilliant military strategy and leadership.
Ulysses S. Grant Union General that would go on to become a US President.
Emancipation Proclamation Declaration by Abraham Lincoln that freed the slaves in all rebellious territories.
54th Massachusetts All black regiment that valiantly fought for the Union.
Copperhead Northerners who disliked Abraham Lincoln and disagreed with his leadership.
Habeus Corpus Constitutional right suspended during the war that allows the government to jail citizens without being accused of a crime.
Clara Barton Union nurse that revolutionized care for soldiers.
Conscription The draft, or forcing soldiers into joining the war effort.
Gettysburg Site of the decisive Battle of Gettysburg, a major turning point of the Civil War.
Total War War strategy that includes attacking both civilian and military targets.
13th Amendment Constitutional amendment that would outlaw slavery in the US.
John Wilkes Booth Assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
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