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His forces traveled His forces traveled 600 miles in order 600 miles in order
to distract to distract Confederate forces Confederate forces
so Grant could so Grant could land south of land south of
VicksburgVicksburg
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Benjamin GriersonBenjamin Grierson
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Commandant Commandant of an of an
infamous infamous military prisonmilitary prison
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Henry WirzHenry Wirz
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After McDowell’s After McDowell’s failure at the First failure at the First Battle of Bull Run, Battle of Bull Run, he was ordered by he was ordered by Lincoln to lead the Lincoln to lead the Union army in the Union army in the
easteast
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George George McClellanMcClellan
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Regretted the Regretted the all-out assault all-out assault he ordered at he ordered at Cold HarborCold Harbor
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Ulysses S. Ulysses S. GrantGrant
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Uttered the Uttered the quote “Damn quote “Damn
the torpedoes! the torpedoes! Full speed Full speed
ahead!”ahead!”
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David G. David G. FarragutFarragut
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Won the Won the election of election of
1860 without 1860 without Southern Southern supportsupport
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Abraham Abraham LincolnLincoln
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Surrendered to Surrendered to to Grant to end to Grant to end
the Civil Warthe Civil War
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Robert E. LeeRobert E. Lee
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Commander Commander whose whose
reinforcements reinforcements from Virginia from Virginia
stood firm during stood firm during the First Battle the First Battle
of Bull Runof Bull Run
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Stonewall Stonewall JacksonJackson
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An enslaved man whose An enslaved man whose Missouri slaveholder had Missouri slaveholder had taken him to live in free taken him to live in free
territory before returning territory before returning to Missouri… he sued to to Missouri… he sued to end his slavery, arguing end his slavery, arguing the time he spent in the the time he spent in the free territory meant he free territory meant he
was freewas free
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Dred ScottDred Scott
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General in chief General in chief of the US who of the US who proposed the proposed the
Anaconda PlanAnaconda Plan
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Winfield ScottWinfield Scott
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Resulted in the Resulted in the Union’s capture Union’s capture of the South’s of the South’s
largest citylargest city
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Battle for New Battle for New OrleansOrleans
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Battle in Battle in Tennessee Tennessee
between Bragg between Bragg and Rosencrans and Rosencrans
that ended that ended inconclusivelyinconclusively
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Battle of Battle of MurfreesboroMurfreesboro
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The result of this The result of this battle convinced battle convinced Lincoln that the Lincoln that the
time had come to time had come to end slavery in end slavery in
the Souththe South
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Battle of Battle of AntietamAntietam
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Battle where Battle where “Stonewall” “Stonewall”
Jackson got his Jackson got his nicknamenickname
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First Battle of First Battle of Bull RunBull Run
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Led newspapers Led newspapers to demand that to demand that
Lincoln fire GrantLincoln fire Grant
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Battle of ShilohBattle of Shiloh
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Union’s defeat at Union’s defeat at this battle this battle
prompted Lincoln prompted Lincoln to increase to increase
enlistment to enlistment to 500,000 for three 500,000 for three
yearsyears
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First Battle of First Battle of Bull RunBull Run
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Bloodiest one-Bloodiest one-day battle in the day battle in the
warwar
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Battle of Battle of AntietamAntietam
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Series of attacks Series of attacks on McClellan’s on McClellan’s
forces in Virginiaforces in Virginia
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Seven Days’ Seven Days’ BattleBattle
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Battle in which Battle in which Confederate Confederate forces under forces under Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee pushed back pushed back Union forces Union forces defending defending
Washington D.C.Washington D.C.
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Second Battle of Second Battle of Bull RunBull Run
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With its defeat in With its defeat in this battle, the this battle, the South lost its South lost its
best chance at best chance at gaining gaining
international international recognition and recognition and
supportsupport
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Battle of Battle of AntietamAntietam
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Proposed to Proposed to prohibit slavery prohibit slavery
north of an north of an extended extended Missouri Missouri
Compromise line Compromise line and allow slavery and allow slavery
south of itsouth of it
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Crittenden’s Crittenden’s CompromiseCompromise
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By rejecting this, By rejecting this, Kansas voters Kansas voters
rejected slavery rejected slavery in their statein their state
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Lecompton Lecompton ConstitutionConstitution
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In this bill, Henry In this bill, Henry Clay grouped his Clay grouped his
resolutions in resolutions in pairs so that pairs so that
each pair offered each pair offered concessions to concessions to
both sidesboth sides
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The Compromise The Compromise of 1850of 1850
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This Act This Act destroyed the destroyed the
Whig partyWhig party
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Kansas-Nebraska Kansas-Nebraska ActAct
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Required Required ordinary citizens ordinary citizens to help capture to help capture
runawaysrunaways
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Fugitive Slave Fugitive Slave ActAct
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Most members of this Most members of this political party opposed political party opposed the spread of slavery the spread of slavery because they believed because they believed
that allowing slavery to that allowing slavery to expand would make it expand would make it
difficult for free men to difficult for free men to find workfind work
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Free Soil PartyFree Soil Party
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This party’s This party’s followers were followers were
anti-Catholic and anti-Catholic and nativistnativist
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Know NothingsKnow Nothings
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This party was This party was destroyed by the destroyed by the Kansas-Nebraska Kansas-Nebraska
ActAct
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Whig PartyWhig Party
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These These TWO TWO parties both parties both
dissolved dissolved because because
Northern and Northern and Southern Southern
members split members split over the slavery over the slavery
issueissue
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Whig and Whig and American PartiesAmerican Parties
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This is the oldest This is the oldest US political party US political party
that held that held influence during influence during the 1850s (Hint: the 1850s (Hint: review the chart review the chart
on page 333)on page 333)
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Democratic PartyDemocratic Party
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North vs. North vs. SouthSouth
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PoliticsPolitics
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Type Subject Type Subject Six HereSix Here
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Believed that the Believed that the Constitution gave Constitution gave them the right to them the right to
retrieve an retrieve an enslaved person enslaved person who fled across who fled across
state linesstate lines
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SouthernersSoutherners
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Name the major Name the major advantage the advantage the South had over South had over
the Norththe North
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More military More military collegescolleges
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Experienced an Experienced an economic boom economic boom because of the because of the
Civil WarCivil War
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NorthNorth
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Jefferson Davis Jefferson Davis wanted to fight a war wanted to fight a war of attrition, in which of attrition, in which this side would avoid this side would avoid
large battles and large battles and force their opponents force their opponents
to exhaust their to exhaust their
resourcesresources
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SouthSouth
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After the Kansas-After the Kansas-Nebraska Act passed, Nebraska Act passed,
they headed to they headed to Kansas because they Kansas because they wanted to create an wanted to create an antislavery majority antislavery majority
therethere
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NorthernersNortherners
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Harriet Beecher Harriet Beecher StoweStowe
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Opposed slaveryOpposed slavery
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John BrownJohn Brown
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Opposed slaveryOpposed slavery
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John C. CalhounJohn C. Calhoun
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Supported Supported slaveryslavery
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Preston BrooksPreston Brooks
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Supported Supported slaveryslavery
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David AtchinsonDavid Atchinson
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Supported Supported slaveryslavery
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Levi CoffinLevi Coffin
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Opposed Opposed slaveryslavery
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Roger TaneyRoger Taney
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Supported Supported slaveryslavery
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Charles SumnerCharles Sumner
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Opposed slaveryOpposed slavery
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John C. FreemontJohn C. Freemont
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Opposed slaveryOpposed slavery
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Webster
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Opposed slaveryOpposed slavery
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Assassinated Assassinated LincolnLincoln
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John Wilkes John Wilkes BoothBooth
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Promoted by Promoted by Lincoln to Lincoln to lieutenant lieutenant
generalgeneral
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Ulysses S. GrantUlysses S. Grant
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Ran for president Ran for president against Lincoln against Lincoln
in 1864in 1864
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George McClellanGeorge McClellan
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His attack at His attack at Chancellorsville Chancellorsville
resulted in a resulted in a retreat of retreat of
Hooker’s troopsHooker’s troops
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Robert E. LeeRobert E. Lee
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After Lincoln After Lincoln fired McClellan, fired McClellan,
he gave he gave command of the command of the army to a series army to a series
of generals…of generals…name themname them
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Burnside, Burnside, Hooker, Meade, Hooker, Meade,
and Grantand Grant
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This group This group nominated nominated
Abraham LincolnAbraham Lincoln
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RepublicansRepublicans
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This group This group supported supported
popular popular sovereigntysovereignty
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Northern Northern DemocratsDemocrats
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This group This group nominated John nominated John
BellBell
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Constitutional Constitutional UnionistsUnionists
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This group This group wanted to uphold wanted to uphold
both the both the Constitution and Constitution and
the Unionthe Union
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Constitutional Constitutional UnionistsUnionists
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This group This group supported the supported the
Dred ScottDred Scott decisiondecision
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