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He was president of the Confederacy.

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She lead runaway slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad.

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A senator from South Carolina, he strongly believed in states rights and opposed the Compromise of 1850

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His raid on Harper’s Ferry was ended by Robert E. Lee. He was hanged for his treason.

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He held a series of important debates with Abraham Lincoln.

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This battle is considered the turning point of the Civil War.

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The attack on this fort in this state began the Civil War.

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Also known as Manassas, this battle was the first official battle of the Civil War and it was fought right outside of Washington, D.C.

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The siege of this town lasted about six weeks. The Union army was finally successful in taking it.

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This battle is known as one of the “bloodiest” of the Civil War because so many Union and Confederate soldiers were wounded and killed.

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This law was written to force Northerners to cooperate in capturing and returning runaway slaves.

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This freed all slaves in the rebelling states. Bonus 100 pts for the year it was put into practice.

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This allowed California to enter as a free state and for the territories of Utah and New Mexico to use popular sovereignty to decide whether they would be slave or free.

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Explain why Dred Scott was not allowed to sue for his freedom?

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What ruling declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional?

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On the whole, which side had better generals?

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What is the main reason Southerners gave for seceding?

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Which side had an advantage in terms of factories, supplies, and railroads?

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Name two advantages of the Confederacy?

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States that were slave states but remained with the Union were called this.

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Which Confederate general was accidentally shot and killed by his own men?

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Who led the famous “March to the Sea” which was an example of total war?

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Who started the American Red Cross?

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What nickname was given to Thomas Jackson by Robert E. Lee?

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Where did Lee surrender to Grant?

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People100 - Jefferson Davis Union or Confederacy200 – Harriet Tubman 10 0- confederacy300 – John C. Calhoun 200 – states’ rights400 – John Brown 300 - Union500 – Stephen A. Douglas 400 – Better generals, fighting for their land,

and way of lifeBattles 500 – Border states100- Gettysburg200- Ft. Sumter, S.C.300 – Bull Run Potpourri400 – Vicksburg 100 – Stonewall Jackson500 - Shiloh 200 – William Tecumseh Sherman

300 – Clara Barton400- Stonewall

Laws 500 – Appomattox Courthouse, VA100 – Fugitive Slave Law200 – Emancipation Proclamation300 – Compromise of 1850400 – Supreme Court ruled that slaves were property, not citizens500 – Dred Scott Decision