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Civil War Erupts Cornell Notes Topics Red Notes are White

Fort Sumter Fort in South Carolina where the Civil War Began

Secede to withdraw from or split away from The South seceded from the Union when Lincoln was elected president

Confederacy What the states that had seceded called themselves

Jefferson Davis Elected president of the Confederacy

Robert E. Lee Main commander of the Confederate army

Border States States between the North and the South - Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia and Maryland

Washington D.C. Capital of the Union

Richmond, Virginia Capital of the Confederacy

Abraham Lincoln President of the Union

King Cotton Cotton was the most important agricultural product in the South. The South made a great deal of money on exporting cotton

Anaconda Plan Union plan to cut the South in half making it difficult to supply the troops Named after a big snake

blockade an effort to cut off food, supplies, war material or communications from a particular area by force The Union tried to blockade the Confederacy