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Civil War

Study for your Civil War test!

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Where did most Southerners live by the mid 1850s? farms and small towns
In the 1850s most of the nation's cities were in the... north
What was the North's point of view on slavery by the mid 1850s? had outlawed slavery
What was slavery'srole in the South? Slavery was profitable for the South
When slaves resisted slavery they were... fighting for their freedom
Slaves resisted by.. pretending to be sick and working slowly
Southern states seceded from the Union because they did not vote for Lincoln and they wanted to keep slavery
The battle of Fort Sumter officially started the Civil War
By fighting in the Civil War the North hoped to end slavery and keep the United States together
The Confederate soldiers of the South felt like their rural way of life was an advantage
A war stategy used by the North was a blockade
Confederates thought... the North would get tired of fighting and give up
The early battles of the Civil War were... confusing because the troops were new to war
Both Confederate and Union Troops were unhappy with the food, saw friends die, and were drafted
The Emancipation Proclamation gave freedom to slaves in all Confederate states who were at war with the Union
Women contributed to the war effort by being spies, caring for soldiers, running businesses and farms
The Battle of Gettysburg was a 3 day battle that was won by the North
Congress disagreed with Johnson's plan because they felt he was too easy on the South
The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments gave freedom to African Americans and the right to vote to African American men
John Browns raid at Harper's Ferry further divided the North and the South
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