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1 War Erupts Chapter 16 Section 1

2 Federal Fort in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina
Fort Sumter Federal Fort in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina

3 Confederate military leader/General
Robert E. Lee Confederate military leader/General

4 Slave state that bordered the North
Border State Slave state that bordered the North

5 Title showing cotton’s importance to the South
King Cotton Title showing cotton’s importance to the South

6 Union’s plan to surround and defeat the South
Anaconda Plan Union’s plan to surround and defeat the South

7 The preventing of goods or people from entering or leaving an area
Blockade The preventing of goods or people from entering or leaving an area

8 First Battle of Bull Run
Early battle that ended with a Confederate victory

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