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Plantation

Hardtack

Greenbacks

Scalawags

Freedom

Conscription

Proclamation

Gettysburg

Ports

South

North

Battles

Shiloh

Antietam

Blue

Gray

“Stonewall” Jackson

Fort Sumter

Fort Fisher

Ulysses S. Grant

William Sherman

Robert E. Lee

Navy

Army

Troops

Bull Run

Confederate

Union

Supplies

Copperheads

Carpetbagger

Musket

Abraham Lincoln

Jefferson Davis

Blockade

Yankee

Rebel

Gunboats

Calvary

Cotton

Anaconda Plan

Emancipation

Slaves

Secede

Desert

Appomattox

Ironclads

Rifles

Cannons

Zebulon Vance

March

Gettysburg Address

Emancipation Proclamation

13 th Amendment

Washington, D.C.

Richmond, Virginia

Hunley

Monitor

Merrimac

Diseases

54 th Massachusetts Regiment

Pierre Beauregard

George Meade

George McClellan

South Carolina

North Carolina

John Brown

Eleven

Dred Scott

Harriet Tubman

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Popular Sovreignty

Abolitionists

Republican Party

Gettysburg

Manassas

Antietam

Atlanta

Bentonville

Charleston

Chattanooga

Mobile

Vicksburg

Baton Rouge