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Civil War TN

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A plan that included admitting California into the Union as a free state. Compromise of 1850
Supreme court case deciding that slaves were property. Dred Scott
A law requiring Northerners to capture escaped slaves and return them to the South. Fugitive Slave Law
Plan that maintained the balance of power between the North and South. Missouri Compromise
Site of the first conflict between the North and South. Ft. Sumter
President of the Confederacy. Jefferson Davis
Ran against Abe Lincoln in 1858. Stephen Douglas
Novel that helped people understand slavery as a social problem. Uncle Tom's Cabin
Union plan to divide the Confederacy and cut off its supplies. Anacanda Plan
First battle of the Civil War; defeat for the Union. Bull Run
Confederate leader order Pickett's charge; struck Union during the Seven Days War. Robert E. Lee
Battle site where Lincoln gave a famous speech. Gettysburg
Ex-slave who demanded that slaves be allowed to fight in the Civil War. Frederick Douglass
Bloodiest day of the Civil War, September 17, 1862. Antietam
Site where Lee surrendered. Appotomattox
What were some of the most important technological adavancements used during the civil war? Telegraphs and hot air ballons.
What helped Lincoln win the election of 1864? The Emancipation Proclamation.
Why did the Union wannt to capture the Mississippi? To divide the Confederacy into two.
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