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21 Cards in this Set
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larger population
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North
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better officers to lead the army
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South
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more resources and factories to make supplies
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North
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soldiers grew up riding horsed and using guns to hunt
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South
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grew more foood
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North
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more railroads to move supplies and troops
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North
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fighting a defensive war to preserve their way of life
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South
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fighting on their own territory
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South
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another name for the war between the states
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civil war
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Scott's plan for a Union victory
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anaconda plan
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the Union plan to stop all access to the Southern seaports so they would run low on supplies
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blockade
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the document that abolished slavery in the United States
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Emancipation Proclamation
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the speech by Lincoln that inspired the Union Soldiers not to give up
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Gettysburg Address
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the all-out effort to destroy people's ability to fight
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total war
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the rebuilding of the South after the war
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reconstruction
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described the rights and duties of the freed African Americans
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black codes
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the group that provided food, clothing, shelter, medical car, jobs, and legal help to both blacks and whites
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Freedman's Bureau
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land is rented for a share of the crop raised on it
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sharecropping
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abolished slavery
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thirteenth ammendment
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guaranteed black citizens the same legal rights as whites
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fourteenth ammendment
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the law that said that states could not deny people the right to vote "on account of their color"
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fifteenth ammendment
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