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ms. w's civil war

Civil War- 1861-1865

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Who led the Army of Northern Virginia? Robert E. Lee
Who was shot by friendly fire? Thomas Stonewall Jackson
Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation? Abraham Lincoln?
Lincoln was our ________ president. 16th
Who was a skilled Confederate general from Virginia (known for his bravery)? Thomas Stonewall Jackson
What was the name of the speech Lincoln gave in Pennsylvania? Gettysburg Address
Lincoln issued the _____________ ________________ freeing slaves. Emancipation Proclamation
Who refused the Union's offer of commanding their army? Robert E. Lee
Robert E. Lee urged Southerners to accept _______________ at the end of the war. defeat
Robert E. Lee opposed ________________ but did not believe the Union should be held together by force. secession
Abraham viewed the United States as one nation, not a collection of ______________. states
_____________ escaped slavery and became an abolitionist. Frederick Douglass
Douglass wrote an abolitionist newspaper called: The North Star
The Civil War began when Confederate forces attacked ________ _______. Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter is located in which state? South Carolina
What does it mean to 'secede'? To break away
Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri were _________________. border states
Border states were unique because they had slavery but fought with the _______________. Union
What was the capital of the Union? Washington D.C.
What was the capital of the Confederacy? Richmond, Virginia
The North was an ____________ society (cities, industrialization). urban
The South was a ______________ society (farms and plantations). agricultural or rural
Most people in the South lived on farms or _____________________. plantations
The North was a _________________ society because they created man-made products in factories manufacturing
A tax on foreign goods is called a: tariff
The South opposed tariffs because they were afraid it would damage their trade agreements with __________________. Great Britain
The South was afraid that Great Britain would stop buying their _____________. cotton
One constitutional difference between the North and the South was that the South favored __________________ rights. states'
The North wanted a strong _______________ government. central or national
Northerners believed slavery was _____________ wrong. morally
Southerners were afraid that if slavery was abolished, it hurt their _____________. economy
The ____________________ made Maine a free state and Missouri entered the Union as a slave state. Missouri Compromise
_____________ entered the Union as a free state in the Compromise of 1850. California
____________________ stated that the southwest territory would vote on the issue of slavery. Compromise of 1850
In which year did the Missouri Compromise take place? 1820
______________________ stated that all new states entering the Union would be able to vote on the issue of slavery. Kansas-Nebraska Act
Voting on the issue of slavery was called: popular sovereignty
What event caused the South to secede from the Union Lincoln's election
What year was Lincoln elected president? 1860
In which year did the Civil War end? 1865
How long did the Civil War last? 4 years
Created by: summerw
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