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35 Cards in this Set
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The South believed that giving more power to these was better for the country than a strong central government?
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States Rights
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The South believed that ending slavery would do this?
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Ruin the Southern economy
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The North believed this about slavery.
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Morally Wrong
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How did Abraham Lincoln feel about slavery?
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Against the spread of slavery, especially to the west.
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Southern States threaten this if Lincoln was elected President?
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Secede
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States like Missouri, Maryland, Kentucky, and Delaware that wanted slavery but did not want to leave the Union were known as these?
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Border States
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The first shots of the Civil War were fired here?
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Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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This Compromise stated that Missouri would be a slave state and Maine would be a free state. It also said all states north of Missouri's southern border would be free.
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Compromise of 1820 or Missouri Compromise
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This compromise allowed California as a free state and the Southwestern states could decide for themselves.
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Compromise of 1850
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As part of the 1850 compromise, any slaves caught running away had to be returned. This was known as what act?
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Fugitive Slave Act
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This act allowed the people to decide about slavery, also known as "Popular Sovereignty"
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Kansas Nebraska Act
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This decision stated that blacks/slaves were not citizens and that slaves taken to free states were still slaves.
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Dred Scott Decision
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People who spoke out against slavery were called?
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Abolitionists
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This woman escaped from slavery only to return to the south and rescue over 300 slaves.
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Harriet Tubman
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This person published a newspaper called the "Liberator" and was a leader of the abolitionist movement
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William Lloyd Garrison
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Most people in the North worked in these palces.
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Factories or ship making
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The Southern economy was based on this?
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Farming/ Agriculture
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The Northern factories favored these taxes on foreign countries while the South was opposed to them.
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Tarrifs
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The North believed in this type of government?
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Strong Central Government
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The South preferred that these have the most power in government.
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States (States Rights)
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More people
More factories More Railroads More money |
Northern Advantages
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Desire to defend their way of life.
Skilled hunters and leaders. Possible money from exports. Possible help from Europe. |
Southern Advantages
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She worked as a nurse during the war and later founded the American branch of the Red Cross.
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Clara Barton
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Union Blockades of Southern ports like Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans.
Control of the Mississippi River (Vicksburg) and New Orleans. Control of high ground (Gettysburg, Fredericksburg) |
Geographical Importance
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Washington DC & Richmond, VA
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Union & Confederate Capitals
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Robert E. Lee
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Confederate General that surrenders to General Grant
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Stonewall Jackson
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Famous Confederate Officer who earns his nickname at the Battle of Bull Run
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Place where the final surrender happens
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Appamattox Court House, Va
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Name for the Union plan that took control of major water ways like the Mississippi and the city of New Orleans
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Anaconda Plan
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Prevent Northern penetration into Southern states.
Attack and retreat Invasion of the North Capturing Washington DC Cutting Supply lines of the Union |
Confederate Strategy
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First major battle of the war 1861
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Bull Run, Manassas
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Executive order that freed all slaves
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Emancipation Proclamation
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Major turning point for the North
Union gained control of the Mississippi river from the North as far down as Mississippi. Split the Confederate army in half |
Battle of Vicksburg
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Union forces are able to fight off an invasion by General Lee , President Lincoln gives a famous speech there
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Battle of Gettysburg
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This person was elected President of the Confederacy
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Jefferson Davis
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