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The Civil War lasted from... 1861-1865
The debate over states rights was caused be... opposing views of slavery
Battle of Vicksburg- Taking contol of the Mississippi River -won by Union -gave the Union control of the M. River and split the South in half
The Battle of Gettysburg Turning point in the war
Robert E. Lee -Graduate from West Point -Commanded in the Mexican war -Commander and chief of the Confederate Army -Surrendered to U.S Grant at Appomattox Court House, Virginia
Ulysses S. Grant Commanding general of the Union Army and the 18th president of the United States (on the $20)
President Lincoln gave his Gettysburg Address to commemorate the union soldiers that died
13th Amendment- 14th Amendment- 15th Amendment- -Abolished Slavery -Gave Civil Rights, citizenship -Voting rights
Fugitive Slave Act allowed for runaway slaves to be captured and returned to the South and slavery
North had factories, much railroades, roads, seaports, small Navy
South had agriculture, few railroads, roads and seaports large Navy
Dred Scott decision says... "Once a slave, always a slave." This allowed slavery in the south and made the North very mad
Abolitionist a person who wanted to abolish slavery completely- John B./Harriet T./Harriet B.S.
Uncle Tom's Cabin a book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe about the topic of slavery
Lincoln and A. Jackson both wanted to uphold the federal government
Jefferson Davis President of the Confederate States of America
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