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SS Civil War

SS Lesson1-2

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Why did the Missouri Compromise come about? There was a fear about more representatives in congress for either side. Threaten states’ rights and the right for states to make their own laws.
What was one of the conflicts between the North and South leading up to the Civil War? Fugitive Slave Law
What is Fugitive Slave Law? Runaway slaves must be returned to their owners.
What were slave owners allowed to do if a slave escaped? Put up a bulletin announcing that a slave has escaped.
On a map of the Underground Railroad, what did the names written on it mean? They were people to stay with on the journey to freedom.
What was the fist state sate to secede from the union after Abraham Lincoln was elected president? South Carolina
When it is necessary to make a decision, first think of ________ and then predict the ________. options and outcomes
What conclusions can be drawn from the first battle of the Civil War? Confederacy president Jefferson Davis thought it would be an easy victory as he expected the Union to surrender.
Abraham Lincoln was born in Kentucky, he was trained as a lawyer before serving in... Washington, DC. In the Civil War he has more rescources than his opponents, but lacked many war veterans.
Jefferson Davis was the leader of the ______. His apponent was _______ _______. Why did Jefferson Daivis army have the advantage? South; Abraham Lincoln. They were fighting on their own land that is why they had the advantage.
What was General Scott's strategy? strategy of a Great Snake squeezing the Confederacy on all sides
What is arranging information based on shared features called? categorizing
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