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Ms. Lee's Civil War

Test on Friday, May

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state in which slavery was not allowed free state
state in which slavery was allowed slave state
to break away secede
a state that allowed slavery, but remained in the union border state
laws to control the behaviors of slaves slave codes
a system of secret routes used by escaping slaves that led from the South to the North Underground Railroad
a war between people in the same country Civil War
shutting off an area by troops to keep people from moving in and out blockade
to destroy not just the opposing army, but also their will to fight total war
law that requires men of a certain age to serve in the military if called draft
Where did most enslavedAfrican Americans live during the Civil War South
What stated that escaped slaves had to be returned to their owners, even if they had reached Northern states where slavery was not allowed Fugitive Slave Act
President of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis
President of the Union Abraham Lincoln
Most popular general in the Confederacy Robert E. Lee
Union general that led to the win of the Civil War - later became president Ulysseus S. Grant
Robert E. Lee's Right Hand Man Stonewall Jackson
What was the North's reason for fighting in the Civil War? To continue their way of life as one country
What was one reason the South fought in the Civil War? Slavery, State's rights (Nullification)
What was the most common cause of death in the Civil War? Disease and sickness
What was the Emancipation Proclamation? a statement demanding that everyone free slaves
With the Anaconda Plan, what was the first step? Set a blockade, blocking the water ports
With the Anaconda Plan, what was the second step? Capture the Confederate generals
With the Anaconda Plan, what was the third step? Attack the Confederates from east to west.
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