Chapter 17 The Civil War Vocabulary

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Chapter 17 The Civil War Vocabulary

Border States Slave states that remained in the Union—Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri

Emancipate To be free

Emancipation Proclamation Document that declared on Jan. 1 1863 all slaves living in the Confederate states were to be freed

Iron Clad warships with protective iron plates

Casualties military term for people killed, wounded or missing in action

Draft A law that required all able-bodied men between the ages of 20-45 to serve in the military if called upon

Civilians People who are not in the armed forces

General Robert E. Lee Commander of the Confederate Army

General George McClellan He was the 1st Commander of the Union army. He was replaced after the Battle of Antietam

General Stonewall Jackson (Thomas Jackson) He was a Confederate General who fought stubbornly at the Battle of Bull Run

General Ulysses S. Grant Commander of the Union Army at the end of the Civil War

Gettysburg Address Speech given by President Abraham Lincoln in November of 1863 to honor all the soldiers who had been killed at the Battle of Gettysburg

54th Massachusetts Regiment One of the most famous African American regiments in the Union Army

Total War Military tactic where everything useful to the enemy is destroyed…homes, farms, businesses, railroads. It effected the civilians as well as the soldiers

General William Tecumseh Sherman Union General who took control of the South by using Total War