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War Erupts Chapter 16 Section 1

Federal Fort in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina Fort Sumter Federal Fort in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina

Confederate military leader/General Robert E. Lee Confederate military leader/General

Slave state that bordered the North Border State Slave state that bordered the North

Title showing cotton’s importance to the South King Cotton Title showing cotton’s importance to the South

Union’s plan to surround and defeat the South Anaconda Plan Union’s plan to surround and defeat the South

The preventing of goods or people from entering or leaving an area Blockade The preventing of goods or people from entering or leaving an area

First Battle of Bull Run Early battle that ended with a Confederate victory

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