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what were 5 causes of the us civil war sectionalism states, rights, slavery. Dred Scott decision harpers ferry
what are plantations and who made up the labor force huge farms in the south that produce cotton and tobacco, slaves made up the work force
what is sectionalism the country was divided because of economic differences in the north, south, and west
what were the two parts of the U.S, Surpreme Court desision in dred scott v. stanford? what affect did it have on slavery dred scott was not a citizen, so he could not sue in court. he was considered property
in 1858 Abraham Lincon ran against Senator Stephen A. Douglas for the U.S> Senate of Illinois. what did Douglas believe about slavery? What did Lincon believe about slavery? Douglas belived people should vote on slavery. Lincon belived slavery should noy spread to the territories
what was confedaricy? when the south broke away from the U.S.
what was the first state to secede south Carolina
what were the border states maryland and virginia
what was the importance of FT. Sumter it was the first battle of the civil war
what were some of the advantages of the north larger population, industry, better transportation, bigger military
what were some of the advantages of the south fighting on their own land, better military, motovation to fight
what was the strategy of the north blockade the south
what was the strategy of the south they only had to fight a devensive war
what was the first major battle of the civil war battle of bullrun
what was the nickname given to Thomas Jackson stonewall jackson
what was the result of the battle of bullrun both sides realized the battle would be long and difficult
what are tge parts of general winfeild scotts andaconmda plan blockade the southern ports
why did the union want to control the Mississippi river it would divide the confederacy in two parts
what was tyhe nickname givin to general ulysses S. Grant unconditional surrender Grant
why was virginia the site of many battles it was close to the capital
what was the result of the battle of ironclads naval ships in the future will be made of iron
what was the result of the battle of shiloh the North union won
why was capturing New Orleans so important to the North it gave the north control of the southern part of the Mississippi river
what was the battle that had the single bloodiest day antietam
what were the results of the battle of antietam single bloodiest day, north victory
not all slaved were freed by the emancipation proclamation Enslaved people in the rebellion
what constitutional power did Lincoln use when he issues the emancipation proclamation the president has the power to take away property
by issuing the Emancipation proclamation , president expanded the war and changed it to be about it changed the issue of the war to ending slavery
explain what Lincoln meant when he said ''never in my life felt more certain that i am doing the right than i do signing this paper ...if my name every goes into history it will be for this act, and my whole soul is in it" Lincoln knew that slavery was morally wrong. even if people criticized him, he knew he was doing the right thing
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