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Chapter 16

Vocab.

QuestionAnswer
Fort Sumter Federal fort in Charleston Harbor that the South attacked. Attack was the beginning of the Civil War.
Robert E. Lee General of the Confederate Army (South)
Border State Slave state that bordered states where slavery was illegal. Slave state that had not seceded.
King Cotton Cotton was king because southern cotton was important in the world market.
Anaconda Plan Northern plan that called for naval blockade to prevent transportation of people and goods in south.
blockade armed forces prevent the transportation of goods or people in or out of an area.
First Battle of Bull Run Union forces clash with Confederate near Bull Run, north of Manassas.Confederates won and North realized it had underestimated the South.
Hygiene conditions and practices that promote health
rifle gun with grooved barrel that causes a bullet to spin through the air.
Minie Ball Bullet with a hollow base.
Ironclad warships that were covered with iron, not wood
Ulysses S. Grant Commanding General of the Union (North)
Battle of Shiloh Battle fought in Tennesse and once of the fiercest battles of the Civil War.
Cavalry Soldiers on horseback
Seven Day's Battle Lee attacked McClellan's army for one week from June 25, to July 1, 1862. McClellan's army retreated.
Battle of Antietam Bloodiest battle in all of American History
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