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Brother 9-30 Vs. Brother
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Causes Tariff Issue
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Causes Lifestyles
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North
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Lifestyles South
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Causes Slavery
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Causes Strong National Government vs. States’ Rights (Jackson vs. Calhoun)
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The Spark that Starts the Fire
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Fort Sumter, SC March 1861-US Army Major Anderson sends a memo to Army headquarters saying that he was nearly out of supplies
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Fort Sumter, SC April 6-Lincoln sent a message to Gov. Pickens of SC that supply ships were coming to Sumter, but there were no troops aboard or weapons.
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Fort Sumter, SC April 6-Conf. General PGT Beauregard, the local Confederate commander, sent a memo to Anderson to evacuate the fort. Anderson refused.
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Fort Sumter, SC 4:30 AM-April 12, Beauregard fired on the fort for 36 hours
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Fort Sumter, SC April 13-The fort was surrendered
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April 13, 1861 Ft. Sumter
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Lincoln Proclaims the Southern States in Active Rebellion He called on the states to supply 75000 soldiers to put down the uprising.
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4 more Southern States Secede Arkansas Tennessee Virginia and last, North Carolina
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Richmond, Virginia is chosen as the Confederate Capitol
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Jefferson Davis, former USA Sec. Of War, is chosen the Confederate President
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July 22, 1862- Emancipation Proclamation issued by Abraham Lincoln
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The Homestead Act Jan. 1, 1863- allowed anyone to file for a quarter-section of free land (160 acres). The land was yours at the end of five years if you had built a house on it, dug a well, broken (plowed) 10 acres, fenced a specified amount, and actually lived there
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Pacific Railway Act 1862-gave five square miles of public land to railroad construction companies for each mile of track laid.
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Morrill Land Grant Act 1862-Created agricultural and mechanical colleges in each state Offered 30,000 acres for each U.S. senator and representative
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Morrill Land Grant Act
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The Emancipation Proclamation That on the 1st day of January, A.D. 1863, all persons held as slaves within any State or designated part of a State the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free
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USA Vs. CSA
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North vs. South-Population
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North vs. South-Bank Deposits
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North vs. South-Railroads
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North vs. South-Factories
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