Daily Quiz What idea did Southern states use to justify secession?

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Daily Quiz What idea did Southern states use to justify secession? Jacksonian Democracy Crittenden Compromise States’ Rights Slavery doctrine Who won the election of 1860? Abraham Lincoln John Bell John C. Breckenridge Stephen Douglas

Comparing Union and Confederacy

Population Significance: More people = more soldiers and more workers

Transportation Significance: Allows for goods and people to move faster

Wealth Significance: More Money = ability to spend more on war

Factories Significance: More industry = more war supplies

Motivation Significance: Motivation is what inspires soldiers to fight

Government Leadership Significance: Government is responsible for fighting the war

Military Leadership Significance: Great military leaders can overcome disadvantages

Knowledge of Land Significance: soldiers/leaders who knew the land better were better able to fight/defend it

Objective of War Significance: the harder the objective, the harder it is to win the war Union: Invade the South and force them to reenter the Union. Confederacy: Defend their land and remain free of the Union

First Battle of Bull Run (First Manassas) First battle of the Civil War In Northern Virginia Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson held his ground “like a stone wall” and pushed the Union back forcing them to retreat Significance: North shocked and realized the war would be long and difficult

Reflection List two advantages for the Union and two for the Confederacy.