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Civil War Vocabulary
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Jefferson Davis (South) president of the Confederate States of America
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Confederate States of America
(South)states that seceded from the union and formed their own country
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Compromise of 1850 (South)agreement between the North and South; California would be a free state; harsher laws for slaveholders to recapture runaway slaves
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Sectionalism (South)sectionalism was looking out for your own part of the country; South supported slavery and wanted to let the states decide on slavery
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54th Massachusetts Regiment
(North)all black regiment that fought in the North
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Republican Party (North)party that was against slavery; Lincoln’s political party
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Abe Lincoln (North)16th president; lead the Union(North) during the Civil War
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slavery (South)forced labor of captured Africans; South used slavery as a workforce on plantations and farms
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Greater manpower/supplies
(North)North has over 20 million people; supplies are also greater due to abundant industry
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Fugitive Slave Act (South)law that helped slaveholders recapture runaway slaves
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Farmland/plantations
(South)the South forced slaves to work on plantations/farms
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Robert E. Lee (South)general of the Confederate Army; well-trained military leader
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Ulysses S Grant (North)general of the Union army
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Anaconda Plan (North)the North’s strategy to win the war
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secede (South)withdrawal; the Southern states seceded and formed the Confederate States of America
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Emancipation Proclamation
(North)military strategy during the Civil War to free all slaves in the Southern states
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Nationalism/federal laws
(North)having pride in your country and supporting the idea to keep and help the nation as a whole; federal laws are for the entire nation
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Kansas-Nebraska Act (South)law that allowed people to vote on the issue of slavery; caused (Bleeding Kansas)
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Cities/industry (North) industry made the Northern economy strong; used paid workers in factories; lead to the growth of cities
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13th amendment (North)amendment that ended slavery in the United States
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Fighting to protect their homes
(South)the South fought to defend their homes during the Civil War; gave the people a greater will to fight
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Stephen A. Douglass (South)debated with Lincoln in the Illinois Senate race of 1856; supported the expansion of slavery in the territories
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