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Produced 80% of wheat
More money than South |
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Rural life made them better prepared to be soldiers (physical labor)
Trained military leaders
Fighting for a cause they were passionate about. |
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| Defended only their territory and thought Britain was on their side |
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| What were the effects of military technology on the war? |
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| More accurate weapons resulting in huge casualties. |
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| Tell about the Emancipation Proclamation |
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| What state was the first to secede? |
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| How many total states seceded? |
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| What states followed S. Carolina |
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| Alabama, Florida, Mississippi |
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| What was the capital of the North |
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| What was the capital of the South? |
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| What was the North's ironclad ship? |
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| What was the South's ironclad ship? |
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| How did the battle between the Monitor and the Merrimack end? |
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| Where was the battle of Antietam held? |
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| near Sharpsburg, Maryland |
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| What was the outcome of the battle of Antietam? |
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| The North won and Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Where was the battle of Gettysburg held? |
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| What was the outcome of the battle of Gettysburg? |
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| A machine to prepare cotton and clean cotton in a shorter time. |
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| What were the Northern States called? |
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| What were the Southern States called |
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| The Confederacy or The Confederate Army |
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| Which Amendment ended slavery in the US? |
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| Where did the official surrender of the South occur? |
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| The Appomattox Courthouse |
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| Who was the president of the Confederacy? |
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| Who was the most successful Southern general in the civil war? |
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| What result did more accurate weapons have on the war? |
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| Huge casualties (deaths and injuries) |
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| What was Lincoln's speech, The Gettysburg Address, about? |
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| Honoring the soldiers who had fought at Gettysburg. |
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| Name three experiences soldiers on both sides had. |
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Horrible food
Watch friends die
Leaving families behind |
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| Who was made a Confederate legend by his many victories over the North? |
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| What famous woman led slaves to freedom on the underground railroad? |
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| Who was Frederick Douglass |
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| A famous American abolitionist |
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| What state was destroyed by William T. Sherman and his men? |
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| Why was the victory in Gettysburg, VA so important? (What was halted?) |
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| The invasion by Lee into the North was halted. |
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| Why was the battle of Gettysburg considered to be the "turning point" of the war? |
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| After that, the South began losing and North victories increased. |
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| Did Lincoln wish to punish the South when the war was over? |
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| No, he only wanted them to rejoin the union. |
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| Who was the most successful Northern general in the Civil War |
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| What did the Emancipation Proclamation declare? |
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| Freedom to all slaves in all Confederate states which were still at war with the Union. |
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| What was the main cause of the civil war? |
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| North wanted slavery to end, South wanted it to continue. |
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| What is a blockade strategy? |
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| North blocked the South's ports to restrict trade with Britain, force them to rejoin union. |
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