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civil war 1861-1865 true
the debate over states rights was mainly because of opposing views on slavery. true
the battle of vicksburg on the mississppi river was won by the union.taking control of the mississppi river gave the union control of the mississppi river and spplit the south in half. true
the battle of gettysburg pennsylvania was the turning point of the war. the union (south) began to win false/north was the turning point of the war
Robert E. Lee- graduate of west point military academy.commanded in the mexican war commanding general of the confederate army,surrenderd to U.S. grant at house of burgeses false/because they are not in house of burgeses but appomattox court house,virginia
ulysses S.grant- commanding general of union army. eighteenth president of the U.S.(hes on the $20.00 bill) true
abraham lincoln -first president of the U.S.president of the U.S. during the civil war false/licoln was not the first president of the united sates
james adams -president of the confederate states of america false/james adams was not the president of the confederate its jefferson davis
president lincoln gave his famous gettysburg adress to commemorate the union soliders that had died at that battle. true
both soliders lincoln and president andrew jackson wanted to uphold the federal governtment true
fugitive slave act allowed for runaway slaves to be captured and returned to th e south and slavery true
13th amendemnt- abolished slavery
14th amendment- gave cival rights,citizenship
15th amendments- voting rights
the (south) had many factories,much railroads,roads and seaports larg navy false the union/north had factories
the south had agriculture,few railroads,roads and seaports larg navy. true
dred scott decision by the supreme court said once said once a slve,always a slave. allowed salvery into territories-made the north mad. true
abolitionist- person who wanted to abolition salvery completly a.jhon brown b.harriet tubman harriet beecher stowe
uncle toms cabin- a book written by harriet beecher stowe about the topic of slavery
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