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Causes, Battles, Leadership

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When was the U.S. Civil War fought?   show
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show President of the Confederate States of America  
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Who was Ulysses S. Grant?   show
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Who was Robert E. Lee?   show
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Who was William Carney?   show
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Who was Philip Bazaar?   show
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Why did Robert E. Lee choose to fight for the Confederacy?   show
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What was the most important cause of the sectionalism that divided the country and led to the civil war?   show
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How were States' Rights a cause of the civil war?   show
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show Strict constructionists: the federal government can only do those things specifically outlined in the constitution  
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What is the 10th amendment?   show
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show Confederate forces attacked Ft. Sumter in 1861  
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What happened at Antietam?   show
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show Turning point in the Civil War; the south tried to invade the north but couldn't do it. 1863  
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show The north got control of the Mississippi River.  
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show The war began as a fight over "preserving the union." The Emancipation Proclamation changed the fight to one about ending slavery.  
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show Lee surrendered to Grant at Appomattox Court House in 1865  
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show 1st inaugural - "I'm not going to abolish slavery"; 2nd inaugural - "slavery is bad"; Gettysburg Address - "enslaved people in confederate states will be free."  
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What did Lincoln believe about the Union of States?   show
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show Leaving the Union was a necessity, just like leaving Great Britain was a necessity in 1776.  
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Lincoln and Davis had very different ideas about liberty. How did they differ?   show
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show More railroads; more people; more factories; more farms producing food; money and banks  
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show Fighting on their land; exceptional military leadership  
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show Nobody knew how to lead an army or fight a war; the best military leaders had returned to the south  
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show Economy - their farms produced cotton - not food; no factories to make weapons; few railroads; no paper money  
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show  
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What happened at Bull Run?   show
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