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Civil War

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What were the border states? 1. Missouri 2. Kentucky 3. Maryland 4. Delaware
How many states ended up forming the Union? 24
How did the war end? General Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on April 9 1865. The war was over.
After the war, how many people were dead? between 600,000 and 750,000.
How many people fought in the war? 3 million.
Ulysses S. Grant's two battles were what? (10 miles away from each other) 1. Fort Henry = control of tennessee river 2. Fort Donelson = Columbian river
NORTHERN ADVANTAGE 1 More people, higher population
NORTHERN ADVANTAGE 2 More money
NORTHERN ADVANTAGE 3 better factories
NORTHERN ADVANTAGE 4 3x the amount of railroads and transport than the south
NORTHERN ADVANTAGE 5 Stronger government, led by Abraham Lincoln
NORTHERN ADVANTAGE 6 Better weapons and technology, ie rifles, telegraphs, and gatling guns
NORTHERN ADVANTAGE 7 Better economic support, like bank account deposits and food crop.
SOUTHERN ADVANTAGE 1 More skilled army, even though it was small
SOUTHERN ADVANTAGE 2 Generals that were more experienced
SOUTHERN ADVANTAGE 3 Majority of fighting in southern states.
Northern strategy /aim 1 "the anaconda plan" a naval blockade not allowing any southern ships to pass in or out
Northern strategy/aim 2 complete control of the Mississsippi river, dividing the confederacy in half, cutting off vital trade routes as well.
Northern strategy/aim 3 attack and eventually control the capital of the confederacy, which is Richmond, Virginia.
Southern strategy/aim 1 Mae the war longer, to draw it out and waste union rescources
Southern strategy/aim 2 Keep the war in the south for home court advantage
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