Key People | The South | The North | Battle of Civil Wars | Porpouri of Civil Was |
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Whot is Robert Lee
He was the general of the Northern Virginia Army
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What is the Jim Crow Era
The Sothern states passed segregation laws to separate from whites and blacks
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What is Emancipation Proclamation
This document stated the the freed slaves may join the North army.
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What is Antiteim
This warthe blood battle of Civil War
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What is Agricultral ecomony
This is the economy of the South
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Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe
She was the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
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What is Richmond and Atlanta
This two cities were destroy by the Civil War
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What is Radical Republicans
These political men were aggressively guaranting voting and civil rights
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What is Battle of Gettysburg
This battle was the turing point of the Civil war
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What is Malice
A word that means causing harm of injury
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Who was Ulysses Grant
He was the Union general and president of US
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Who is Frederick Douglas
He was a previous slave went on to advocate for the black man and free slaves.
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What is Industrial economy
This is the type of economy for the North
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What is Appomatox
This is the location for the surrender of the Civil War
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Who is Lincoln
Who said "one nation, indivisible"
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Who is Jefferson Davis
He was a US senator and the president of the Conferdate states
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What is secession
Some of Southern states leave the Union and start the Confederate states
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Who is Andrew Johnson
This president after Lincoln was impeached
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Who are the Freed Slaves
One aim of the North military is to have these men fight fo
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Who is General Lee
Washington and Lee College was founded by this man
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Who is Abraham Lincoln
He was the president during the war, wrote the Gettysburg Adress.
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What is Fort Sumter
It was the first battle of the Civil War
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What is Dred Scott Case
During this court case, slave did not receive protection of the Constitution
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What is Gettysburd
This battle had the largest number of caulties
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What is Lincoln
This president called for federal troops in 1861
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