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had more people
experienced gov
large navy |
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general lee
fighting on own soil
trading with europe
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| causes why the south fought |
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thought gov was getting too powerful
for their rights
wanted to seceed |
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to save the union
anti-slavery
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all out war
anaconda
cut off supplies |
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| lincolns views of secession |
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| they cant seceed no matter what |
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| souths views on secession |
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| that if the government is currupt then they can leave |
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anaconda
cut off supplies
exaustion |
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cut off supplies
exhaust them |
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| to take the mississippi to cut off supplies |
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to just outlast the north
a defensive war |
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| border states and their importance |
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deleware
kentucky
maraland
missouri
they were important because of their geographical position and that they had strong ties to both sides |
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| cant be detained without going before a trial |
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| a northerner who sympathized with the south |
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| a hard biscut that the soldiers ate |
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| a few men from the north tried to stop a brittish ship from going to the south |
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the civil war started at 4:30
no deaths |
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the first major battle
1982 deaths
bad for the north |
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-mclelland is in charge who is very cautious
-tried to take richmond
-7 day battle |
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-the south tried to take the north
*bloodiest day thus far
-they tried to take maraland
-there were pictures and people were horified |
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| fort wagner (54th regiment) |
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| a very secured for and a black regiment went in first |
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general grand captured vicksburg
thus gaining control of the mississippi river and dividing the south
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| where pickets charge took place |
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where the confederates were and then left
****** |
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#soldiers & #casualties
in gettysburg |
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Definition
165,000 soldiers
50,000 deaths |
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Term
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Definition
| lee attacked but the troops held their ground. the next day her ordered 15000 men to take a massive assault |
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| union/confed. officers that were hilighted |
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Definition
lee
mead
grant
mcclellan
scott
ect. |
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| shermans march to the sea |
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Definition
| destroyed everything to the ground to try to scare tha citizens |
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Definition
the union soldiers were outside petersburg
set off an explosive
north went into the crater
lots of men died |
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hero from the mexican war
war of exaustion |
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in charge of the south
amazing!! |
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he stood like a stonewall
confederate general |
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| general george b mcclellan |
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Definition
super cautious
peninsula campaign
great at training armies |
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| president of the confederacy |
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| took control of the union force of 42 warships and 1500 soldiers |
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| black man who wanted blacks to be citizens |
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| first black to recieve the medal of honor |
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he disliked slavery even though he was a confederate
picketts charge |
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| general william tecumseh sherman |
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Definition
| failed to break throught the ridge |
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Term
| general geprge gordon meade |
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Definition
| the replacement for hooker |
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Term
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Definition
confederate general
gettysburg, pickets charge, cemetary hill |
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Term
| general winfield scott hancock |
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Definition
| officer in the army of the potomic |
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Term
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| the confederate general blamed fo the loss at gettysburg |
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Definition
| congressional medal of honor |
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Term
| emancipation proclamation |
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Definition
issued after antietam
applied only to the seceeded states
changed the character of the the war
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| how did people aviod being drafted |
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Definition
being wealthy
replacement
20+ slaves |
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| the role of the blacks in the war |
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Definition
| they faught and worked really hard |
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Term
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Definition
lincold talked for 2 minutes
amazing talk |
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Definition
where the prison was
-no shelter
-tons died
-in the south
-no food |
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Term
| lincolns 1st inaguaral address |
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Definition
| that he was going to save the union |
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Term
| lincolns 2nd inaugual address |
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Definition
| that it was a time to foregiveness and to rebuild america |
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| where the treaty was signed |
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| arlington national cemetary |
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Definition
where tons of soldiers are burried
where gettysburg as
lee was sort of in charge of it |
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| word the means to leave the union |
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Definition
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| attempted to take richmond, virginia from the conferacy |
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| army of northern virginia |
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| was the primary force of the confederacy |
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