4th Grade Unit
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| Civil War | Civilian War it Citizen War
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| North | Industrial-factories-small farms-big cities
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| South | Large plantations-King Cotton
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| Territory | An area of land that belongs to a government
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| Abolitionists | Persons who are against slavery
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| Tariff | A tax on goods
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| Cotton Gin | A machine invented by Eli Whitney that took seeds out of cotton
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| Missouri Compromise of 1820 | A law passed by congress created an imaginary line from east to west through the Louisiana territory allowing slavery in some area and outlawing slavery in others
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| State Rights | The belief that each state should be allowed to make its own decision about issues affecting it
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| Fugitive Slave Law | Passed in congress that required police in free states to help capture escaping slaves
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| Uncle Tom's Cabin | A book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe that made the people understand the atrocities of slavery. The book protested the Fugitive Slave Law- sold 3,000
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| Underground Railroad | A network of people who would risk breaking the law to hide runaway slaves
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| John Brown | Held a gun in one hand and a bible in another. A strong believer in no slavery and he raided the town of Harper's Ferry- captured the U.S. arsenal freed slaves and captured plantation owners- Robert E Lee captured him.
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| John Brown 2 | He was hanged and was known as Martyr for the North
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| Bleeding Kansas | Many people died in fighting wether there should be slavery in Kansas or not
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| Missouri Compromise of 1850 | Allowing people in the territories to decide slavery for themselves and obtaining the North's agreement to obey the Fugitive Slave Law
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| Martyr | A person dies or goes to jail for a cause
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| Dred Scott Decision | Supreme Court decision that said slaves were private property
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| Northern | U.S.A- Union- blue Abe Lincoln Pres. (Washington D.C.-capitol)
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| Southern | C.S.A Confederate-gray- Jefferson Davis -Pres. Richmond, Va (capitol)-100 miles apart
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| November 6, 1860 | Lincoln elected as president- close race
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| December 22, 1860 | South Carolina seceded from the Union and 8 more states followed
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| March 4, 1861 | Lincoln took office
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| April 12, 1861 | Civil War began at Fort Sumter in S.C- first shots by the confederates
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| Secede | To break away from a group
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| Facts on Battles | All Civil War battles fought in the South except for two. North named its battles after a stream or run- South named it after the nearest town
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| Merrimac | South Ironclad ship
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| Monitor | North Ironclad ship
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| Emancipation Proclamation | January 1, 1863- President Lincoln declared that all slaves were free men
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