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President of the US during the Civil War

Abraham Lincoln

President of the Confederacy

Jefferson Davis

Nickname of Thomas Jackson

“Stonewall” Jackson

Overall commander of the Confederate Army

General Robert E. Lee

Union General that accepted Lee’s surrender

General Ulysses S. Grant

First major battle of the Civil War

Battle of Bull Run (Manassas)

Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation after this battle

Antietam

Major city on the Mississippi River that was captured in July 1863

Vicksburg

Biggest Union loss of the war

Fredericksburg

Stonewall Jackson killed by own troops

Chancellorsville

State the was between North and South

Border State

Rule by military authority during war

Martial Law

Prevent shipment of goods into or out of the country

Blockade

A person killed, wounded, or missing after a battle

Casualty

To set free

Emancipate

Political party of Abraham Lincoln

Republican Party

Major crop of the South

Cotton

School that many great Army officers attended

West Point

Army that General Lee commanded (official name)

Army of Northern Virginia

Number of Confederate States

11

Union plan for strangling the South

The Anaconda Plan

City in which Robert E. Lee’s home was located

Arlington, Virginia (site of Arlington National Cemetery today)

Famous speech that begins “Four score and seven years ago….”

Gettysburg Address

Northern Ironclad

Monitor

Southern Ironclad

Merrimack

The four slaveholding border states

Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware