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| battle; meade vs lee; each wanted to get to a shoe factory first; turning point in the east | gettysburg
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| great compromise; author of the american system, missouri compromise, compromise of 1850 and kansas nebraska act | henery clay
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| nicknamed stonewall; stopped mcclellan from taking richmond | thomas jackson
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| place where the civil war began | ft.sumter
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| prohibited slavery morth of 36 30 in the louisiana purchase territory after 1820 | missouri compromise
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| capitaL OF THE confederacy | richmond
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| commander in cheif of union forces at the end of the civil war; general | ulysses s grant
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| union ridge at the battle of gettysburg | cemetery
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| union commander of the eastern theatre at the beggining of the civil war | george mcclellan
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| battle which gave control of the mississippi river to the union forces; turning point in the west | vicksburg
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| slave who sued his master for his freedom because he had lived for 4 years on free territory | dred scott
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| attempted to start a slave rebellion by attacking a federal arsenal and taking the guns and ammunition; later convicted and hanged | john brown
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| union general who left a path of destruction 300 miles laong and 60 miles wide of utter destruction when splitting the south; helped grant caputure confederate leader robert e lee. | william sherman
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| part of the northern strategy plan to prevent the south from trading its cotton for european war supplies | blockade
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| act which permitted slavery in the area north of 36 30 of the louisiana territory therby voiding the missouri compromise | kansas nebraska act
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| term used to describe the favoring of interest of one group over those of the nation as a whole | sectionalism
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| president of the confederate states of america | jefferson davis
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| place where the civil war ended | appomattox
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| legislation that required anyone to return a runaway slave fount anywhere in the us; part of the compromise of 1850 | fugitive slave act
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| president of the united states during civil war; hoped to end the extension of slavery in the territories | abraham lincoln
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| ????? proclamation that freed slaves in states that were still in rebellion during the civil war; weekened the confederacy by causing chaous | emancipation
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| name the suicidal attack at the battle of gettysburg | pickets charge
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| place where the john brown tried to capture an arsenal and use the ammunition to start a slave rebellion | harpers ferry
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| battle in which union forces under sherman captured the central railway center railway center in the heart of the confederacy | chattanooga
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| commander in cheif of confederate armies during the civil war | robbert e lee
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| capital of the union | washington dc
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| leader of the underground railroad which led slaves to freedom before and during the civil war | harriet tubman
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