The United States Civil War

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The United States Civil War 1861 - 1865

I. Names for the Conflict

War of Northern Aggression The Brothers War War to Save the Union War Between the States War of the Rebellion War of Northern Aggression Southern War for Independence

II. The North - The United States of America

Capital - - Washington D.C.

Flag - Stars and Strips

When elected the South Seceded President - Abraham Lincoln 16th President Republican From Illinois When elected the South Seceded

24 States Remained Loyal

Soldiers of the North The Union Blue Bellied Devils Federals Billy Yank Yankees

Uniforms Dark Blue Jacket Light Blue Pants Dark Blue or Black Hat

III. The South - The Confederate States of America

Capital - - Richmond , VA

Flag - Stars and Bars

President - Jefferson Davis First/Last President Former Senator from MS Went to West Point

11 Rebel States

Soldiers of the South The Confederacy Rebels Rebs Johnny Rebs Johnnies

Lacked Money - Many Soldiers provided their own Uniforms Gray Jacket Gray Pants Gray Hat Lacked Money - Many Soldiers provided their own