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Women Performed many jobs that helped soldiers and the armies

First Battle of Bull Run Won by the Confederates

Thirteenth Amendment Freed all enslaved Americans in 1865

Border States Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and Delaware

Draft Could be avoided by hiring someone to fight in your place

Battle of Shiloh Resulted in enormous casualties on both sides

Battle of Gettysburg A three-day battle that ended with Union victory

Jefferson Davis President of the Confederacy

Emancipation Proclamation Signed January 1, 1863

Dorothea DIx Organized large numbers of women to serve as military nurse

Battle of Antietam Bloodiest day of the Civil War

Robert E. Lee Confederate general

Vicksburg Gave the Union control of the Mississippi

Richmond Confederate capital

Ambrose Burnside Union general

“March to the Sea” Advance by Sherman’s army to Savannah, Georgia

Yankees Union soldiers

Emancipation Proclamation Freed only slaves in areas held by the confederacy

Blockade Caused serious shortages of goods and weapons in the South

Copperheads Favored negotiation for peace with the Confederacy